Last Updated: August 29,1997
Welcome to the DirectAnimation SDK. Before jumping into any of the reference sections, consider reading the topics in the "Getting Started" and "Programmer's Guide" sections first. These sections provide important overview and conceptual information about DirectAnimation that you will need in other areas of the documentation.
Getting Started |
Provides general information about Microsoft® DirectAnimation to help you get oriented when first starting with DirectAnimation. |
Guide to DirectAnimation Samples |
Contains descriptions of the templates, exercises, and showcase samples included with DirectAnimation and step-by-step procedures describing how to create simple animations in JScript, VBScript, and Java. When viewed in HTML, includes live links to the DirectAnimation samples. |
Scripting Cookbook |
Contains simple scripting samples in JScript. Each sample illustrates a basic DirectAnimation construction in its simplest form. The samples include animated lines, arcs, hatching, text, and vectors, and can be cut, pasted, and reused. |
DirectAnimation Controls |
Describes DirectAnimation Dynamic HTML multimedia controls. |
Programmer's Guide |
Discusses a variety of concepts and techniques useful to many types of DirectAnimation authors, including coordinate systems, URLs and paths, and events in DirectAnimation. Also discusses DirectAnimation behaviors and how to use them, including media types (images, geometries, and sound) and the operations that can be performed on them, sequencing, switching, time substitution, integrals and derivatives, and more. |
Scripting Reference |
Provides detailed reference information about the DirectAnimation functions that make animations accessible to Web authors, script writers, and COM programmers. |
Java Reference |
Provides detailed reference information about the DirectAnimation classes. |
Animation Glossary |
Describes basic animation terms. |
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