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  * See the
power of Silverlight in action * Learn the building blocks of animation in Silverlight 2 * Includes over 180 example
Silverlight projects Silverlight is a phenomenally powerful animation tool, but few people know how to unlock its
potential. Foundation Silverlight 2 Animation gives you the keys to all of that power. It covers the basics of
animation--that is, Silverlight's storyboards and animations, which are used to provide interactivity to Silverlight
applications. You'll take an in-depth look at double, point, and color animations. You'll also learn the difference
between linear, spline, and discrete keyframes, and how they affect your objects as they move. But it doesn't stop
there. You'll go well beyond those simple timeline-based animations and learn how to create purely code-based
animations. You'll use vectors to make objects move and bounce off boundaries and each other. You'll explore particle
systems, kinematics, and collisions. You'll also learn how to use trigonometry to animate objects and simulate 3D motion
in a 2D environment. The essential trigonometry required to create complex motion is simplified and explained through a
series of fascinating and fun examples that can be incorporated into your own applications, games, and experiments.
Whether you're already familiar with Silverlight and you want to learn how to open it up, a Flash developer interested
in expanding your skill set, or a web developer looking to take the next step into rich interactive application
development, this book will bring you up to speed on Silverlight 2 and show you what it can do. From techniques for
creating frame-based animations to learning how to simulate 3D in a 2D environment, there is something here to satisfy
anyone's appetite for animation and interactivity.
  
  Publisher: Friends of Ed;
1 edition (1 November 2008)
  Language: English
  ISBN-10: 1430215690
  ISBN-13:
978-1430215691
  
  Most Helpful Customer Reviews
  
  A patient and complete explanation 9 November 2008
  By Michael - P
  I am a programmer with
little artistic ability so I approached this book with the desire to know how to properly make things move in
Silverlight. I was happy to find in the opening chapters that the author did not assume that you had any prior
understanding of animation or its principals. The book even takes the time to explain how to use Blend and Visual Studio
before launching into the basics around page 35.
  
  Basically the book consists of a large number of
examples that demonstrate practically every conceivable aspect of animation. The examples are covered in depth but they
are succinct. You basically download the code from the website and follow along as the author details the principals the
example is intended to illustrate. The chapter that shows how to make a spaceship move around the screen and fire a
missile is worth the price of the book alone.
  
  The author really goes to great length to "not lose
anyone". After explaining a concept, the book usually contains a statement like "now this may be confusing to you..."
followed by another explanation of the same concept from a different perspective.
  
  The book does not
bypass the advanced stuff, halfway through the book you encounter "Using Trigonometry For Animation". Luckily the first
heading is titled "What is trigonometry?". This is followed by patient explanations of using trigonometry to rotate a
spaceship. The following chapters detail simulating 3D in 2D but the most useful chapter for myself will be the chapter
on detecting collisions. The preceding chapter on trigonometry allows for better understanding of the complex
principals.
  
  The book also delves into Kinematics (the stuff you need to know how to do to properly
simulate a person walking). Again, never assuming the reader has ever heard the word, the author starts the chapter by
asking you to stand on one leg and hold your other leg in front of you. Examples such as these allow you to keep reading
rather than feeling as if it will all be over your head. The book closes out with chapters on Particle Systems and
displaying Virtual Reality objects. I had created an adaption of the authors earlier VR example a year ago that was
written in Silverlight 1.0 and posted on his website. At the time I didn't fully understand all the mathematical
formulas. Now he explains exactly what the formulas do.
  
  Overall the book is very accessible to the
beginner and non programmer. You can read it cover to cover as a narrative or use it as a easy to navigate reference
manual. This book will remain in arms reach on my bookshelf. 
  
  Silverlight taught right 16 February
2009
  By Robin T. Wernick - 
  I have now purchased four books while trying to master Silverlight.
Animation is the part of Silverlight that needs a book of its own to show just how well it can perform on screen.
Silverlight is not just WPF in web format. And this is the book that can do an excellent job of telling how to design
these amazing displays.
  
  The book is divided into three sections: Getting Started in Silverlight, Basic
Animations, and Advanced Animation. In Getting Started the basic tools and layout terms for Silverlight are described.
Basic Animations introduces the animation process and covers a wide range of animation types. This book has the best
discussion of Storyboards that I have read. Now I understand how to use them and how to attach the four basic animation
properties. Next Keyframes are introduced and how to use Visual Studio and Expression Blend to apply Keyframes in
Silverlight. The core material on animation is reserved for the last section. Animation technology is introduced that
will teach the reader to use trigonometry, coordinated, 3D simulation, simulation of physical systems and imaginary
custom objects. I could even say that everything you need to know about Silverlight animation is contained in this book.
I have answers to all the remaining questions from the other three Silverlight books that I purchased.
  
 
Downloading and running the book's software allows one to see exactly what the examples in the book accomplish and allow
experimentation to produce mastery of animation. Once you see how the XAML and codebehind are relate together to produce
the animations, you can use Expression Blend or Visual Studio to produce the same effects.
  
  My best
reviews are reserved for books that teach the material well and completely. This is the best of the books on Silverlight
that I've purchased. It rates five stars in my world. 
  
   						

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