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Silverlight Simple Animation

Posted By :Amit Mehra     Posted Date :05/02/2010    Points :2   Category :Silverlight
 
Silverlight has several built in techniques for animating controls. Many of these technologies are particularly useful for creating simple animations meant to decorate a web page with eye catching movement that draws the reader's attention. In this post I will skip over these decorative technologies, and instead show how to create a simple animation using a technique similar to those used in many games.


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