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Fades from one image to another or from an image to the background. If there are two input images, the first image gradually fades into the second as the Progress parameter goes from 0 to 1. If there is one input image, the image fades to the page background as Progress goes from 0 to 1.
Note To use this transform, you need to have Microsoft® DirectX® Media 6, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5, the Microsoft Windows® 98 OEM Service Release (OSR), or Windows 2000 installed.
Transform Specifications
The following table contains the information you need to use this transform in script.
| Globally unique identifier (GUID) | 16B280C5-EE70-11D1-9066-00C04FD9189D |
|---|---|
| Programmatic identifier (ProgId) | DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Fade |
| Inputs | One image input is required. Two inputs can be specified, in which case the first image fades into the second. |
| Transform type | Transition |
Transform Properties
The following table lists the transform properties that control the appearance of the output.
| Property Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Overlap | 1.0 | Specifies the degree to which two images overlap as one fades into the other. Valid values for this property range from 0 to 1. If Overlap is zero, the first image fades completely to the background before the second image fades in. If Overlap is one, the first image fades directly into the second image. |
| Center | TRUE | Specifies whether the two images are centered if they have different sizes. If TRUE, the two images have the same center. If FALSE, they have the same upper-left corner. |
Remarks
The Overlap and Center properties are relevant only if you are using two inputs.
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