[GIE]GUI Interpolate Effects | By : PaiN^

[PaiN^]

This resource helps you to add cool effects to any GUI element using interpolateBetween function in a much easier way .

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1. Export the function guiAddInterpolateEffect from the resource .

2. That's it .

* Syntax :

guiAddInterpolateEffect( element gui_element, int startX, int startY, int startW, 
                         int startH, int endX, int endY, int endW, int endH, int progress 
                         string positionEasingType, string sizeEasingType, 
                         bool showing ) 

* Parameters :

- gui_element : The GUI element you wish to add effects on .

- startX, startY, startW, startH : The starting coordinates and measurements of the GUI element .

- endX, endY, endW, endH : The ending coordinates and measurements of the GUI element .

- progress : The progress of the movment in seconds .

- positionEasingType : The easing type that effects the position of the GUI element .

- sizeEasingType : The easing type that effects the size of the GUI element .

/ To check easing types, Click Here

- showing : Should the window disapper after the effect or not .

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You can download the resource from my community page, Here

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And That's it , Comment your opinions, ideas and reports here or at the community site .

See ya

[xXMADEXx]

Add images of it, please.

[EstrategiaGTA]

Looks nice, but the time (progress) is in seconds or miliseconds?

[Image]

"progress : The progress of the movment in seconds ."

[Stanley Sathler]

Would be good a video showing the function.

[zorrigas]

Would be good a video showing the function.

[qaisjp]

isnt actually that bad

good effort

[DeletedAccount1111]

What's that map?

[Einheit-101]

I just tried it and i love this resource after 5 minutes! Great work.

[NeO_DUFFMAN]

Good job pain. A very useful resource indeed. But it would be great if you could probably add dx elements in your future update. I am currently using one but honestly my code looks quite messy though it works fine.