petrroll
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4 years ago While it might help it's not the cause of the issue. I remember trying to make the animation smooth but nothing seemed to work properly.
Also I'm using modified flyout lifted from eartrumpet so maybe just updating my version to their newest version might improve things. That said, last time I've checked they still had the same animation framerate issue.
Tbh I think it's just wpf's animation system fault, tho can't say that for certain.
On Sat, Oct 5, 2019, 19:53 Gaalidas notifications@github.com wrote:
I'm not really in the position to make any fixes here, since it's not my application... but here's where the smoothness could possibly be made better. Currently the animation duration is set to 0.2 for hiding and 0.3 for showing, in seconds. that's pretty freakin' fast.
In the file "PowerSwitcher.TrayApp\Extensions\WindowExtensions.cs" there is something that looks like: Duration = new Duration(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(0.3)), and, I suspect, you could change that double in the last position to something more to your liking (such as 0.4/0.5) to make it animate smoother. I'm not in a position to test this, but it's a possibility if you want to break free of the windows store and compile your own copy for personal use.
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I'm not really in the position to make any fixes here, since it's not my application... but here's where the smoothness could possibly be made better. Currently the animation duration is set to 0.2 for hiding and 0.3 for showing, in seconds. that's pretty freakin' fast.
In the file "PowerSwitcher.TrayApp\Extensions\WindowExtensions.cs" there is something that looks like:
Duration = new Duration(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(0.3)),and, I suspect, you could change that double in the last position to something more to your liking (such as 0.4/0.5) to make it animate smoother. I'm not in a position to test this, but it's a possibility if you want to break free of the windows store and compile your own copy for personal use.