We have an application that needs to run on one of the new super-mini XP machines and the animation in the Carousel is painfully slow.
Is there any way to disable the animation in either the xamCarouselPanel or xamCarouselListBox?
Thanks in advance.
Hi
Also you can set the rendering options of control to catch and render more lightly, if you run in actual machine of course.
Here there is a same problem but unfortunatly I am running in RDP session and I am looking for the way to stop the motion effect. I mean still need the scaling change and all stop point but I don't want the movement animation, simply because each change in screen cause the image send to RDP session. So if in animation effect I had 20 frame to simulate the motion effect for each object it will send me 20 differnt image to make RDP session which is painful. That's why I like to get ride of motion effect of object in Carousel but want to keep other effect.
I will appreciate that if anybody can help me in this.
Cheers
Are you saying that you would like to remove the animation from the carousel to optimize it?
Hi Curtis
Thanks for your respons. As I mention before, I run the application on the remote desktop session. As you know in RDP all I receive is bunch of images which is tell me about screen rendering of target machine. So to answer to your question pretty much yes, I looking for the way to stop Motion effect of Carousel panel "Still want to have other features available". I mean instead of showing the movement animation just jump from original position to new stop position.
Amir
Thanks agian for your response. I have done the request and hopefully does work and help others as well.
You can optimize the carousel (by making items small and simple, not using stop effects, and making the path simple and short). However, you cannot turn off the animation of items when navigating the carousel.
Please send us a feature request for this idea:
http://devcenter.infragistics.com/Protected/RequestFeature.aspx
You could also implement a simplified no-effect carousel yourself. If you google how to make your own WPF panel, you could attach it to an ItemsControl or ListBox and get the behavior you want.
Thanks!