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Animating an object

Dear all

Having problems animating the color off an object.

I want the color of an object to change if 2 paramaters are both  true.

It is on a faceplate, want to use it for multiple tags, so i use "@mod@".

Changing the color with one param works fine, but my code does not work for 2.

Please advise, thanks.

Gerrit.

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Gerrit de Goeij

• 27 Nov 2014 5:09 PM
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• Maarten van der Waal

  

  • 28 Nov 2014 11:44 AM

  Gerrit, a quick test (two new module with two booleans each and new faceplate with 4 coloring objects (one for OR, one for AND and two for the individual parameters) does the job for me. Could you check or show the animation text for the object?

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• Gerrit de Goeij

  

  • 1 Dec 2014 6:39 AM

  In reply to Maarten van der Waal:

  Maarten
  Is my perception off your answer correct.
  You are not changing color off the object, but making the the individual object visible if the parameters are true?

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• Maarten van der Waal

  

  • 1 Dec 2014 11:57 AM

  In reply to Gerrit de Goeij:

  Gerrit, my test is recoloring (red/green) the 4 rectangles. Could you post the animation text?

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• Robert Rijnders

  

  • 1 Dec 2014 2:21 PM

  Couldn't find an example on a standard FP, but did on a custom FP so it should work fine. Also did a quick test to confirm.
  
  In the datasource field the expression structure is like:
  DVSYS.@MOD@/Parameter1.f_cv = 1 AND DVSYS.@MOD@/Parameter2.f_cv = 1
  
  Then in the color animation use: data conversion -> table -> exact match
  In the table use 2 entries, 0 & color1 and 1 & color2
  
  Did you try it like this too?

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• Gerrit de Goeij

  

  • 2 Dec 2014 8:04 AM

  In reply to Robert Rijnders:

  All
  Thank you for solving my problem.
  The solution was the use off exact match instead off an shared table.

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• Giuseppe Di Tommaso

  

  • 21 Sep 2018 8:00 AM

  In reply to Robert Rijnders:

  It works!
  but, if i want to add a third option like 3&color3 it does not work.
  Any way to introduce another option?
  Also, DVSYS.@MOD@/Parameter1.f_cv = 1 AND DVSYS.@MOD@/Parameter2.f_cv = 1 means if both are 1 so the expression results is 1?

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• Maarten van der Waal

  

  • 21 Sep 2018 9:05 AM

  In reply to Giuseppe Di Tommaso:

  For clearity, use parenthesis where possible to prevent odd parsing!
  Yes,a third boolean expression-part is possible: (boolexpr1) AND (boolexpr2) AND (boolexpr3) results in a boolean result.

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