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Re: Is it possible to have a collapse animation with variable speed?
How about creating animations at several speeds and then joining them together via windows movie maker.
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Re: Is it possible to have a collapse animation with variable speed?
Yes you can, you have to change the keys positions and the animation would go faster or slower as you wish.
All you have to do is to set a key at each intermediary position.
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Re: Is it possible to have a collapse animation with variable speed?
I am having trouble accomplishing what you're talking about with key positions. For my collapse animation, it runs from 0 to 10 seconds. At the 8 second mark, that is where I want to speed up the animation. It will not let me add an intermediary key point at the 8 second mark without removing the one at the 10 second mark, I don't know why this is. There are 5 parts in my collapse that I want to do this for simultaneously, but Solidworks does the same thing for all of them, deleting my 10 second key point and replacing it with the 8 second key point. Any ideas?
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Re: Is it possible to have a collapse animation with variable speed?
First of all delete all your keys. Then move your parts in a certain position and add a key in that position, then you move the parts further in another position and add another key. When you animate Solidworks will move the parts in the first key at first position and then the second key at the second position.
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Re: Is it possible to have a collapse animation with variable speed?
To get the other content sections to close, you'll need to create a variable for the current target and add an if statement and find .content with class of active and remove or toggle that class.
