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within the maximum and minimum values results in a proportionate height between the minimum
and maximum heights The resizing also requires an anchor and direction in which to stretch or
shrink. This can be specified as the top of the object, bottom of the object or centrally to the object,
by selecting the appropriate Justification: setting.
To abort the Resize Height definition, click the Cancel pushbutton.
pushbutton, a point may be directly specified, as described in chapter 9, Runtime Actions. Once
completed, click the OK pushbutton. If invalid data has been inserted into any field, a descriptive
error message is displayed.
Horizontal Percentage Fill
Closed objects can be flood-filled along a horizontal axis. This can be specified via the Percentage
Fill (Horizontal) dialog.
To access the Percentage Fill (Horizontal) dialog to add an action, select Percentage Fill (Horizontal)
from the animation list and click the Add Action button on the toolbar. To access the Percentage Fill
(Horizontal) dialog to modify an action, select Percentage Fill (Horizontal) from the animation list
and click the Modify Action button on the toolbar. Refer to chapter 9, Objects, for a list of the
objects to which this action is applicable.
On selection of the Percentage Fill (Horizontal) action, the Percentage Fill (Horizontal) dialog is
displayed:
To define the animation, an expression consisting of a number of operators and operands (which may
be based on the status of a point) must be entered in the Expression: field.
The boundaries associated with the percentage fill are inserted into the Active Expression
Range/Required Percentage Fill: fields. The % Filled fields specify the percentage of the object to
fill when the expression reaches its maximum and minimum values. The flood-fill also requires a
direction. This can be specified as left to right or right to left, by selecting the appropriate Fill
Direction: setting.
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