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Animation Using Expression Blend: How to make an animation follow a path

Posted By: Jennifer Marsman | Jul 2nd, 2008 @ 4:45 AM | 8,820 Views | 2 Comments

In Part 3 of the "Animation Using Expression Blend" series, Jennifer Marsman creates a spotlight animation that traverses in a slow circle using the Expression Blend tool.

Tags: Animation, Expression Blend, Silverlight, Windows Presentation Foundation, WPF, XAML

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Denis Caggiano

Nice tutorial, but:

Dont wast time teaching how to draw a spotlight (almost five minutes). Keep the focus on the title of the post "How to make an animation follow a path", with a square, circle or whatever...

Just a thought. Smiley

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