Rotate; Visibility - Omron CX-Supervisor User Manual

Runtime Actions

9-3-18 Rotate

9-3-19 Visibility

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When completed, click the OK button. To abort the Enable/Disable operation,
click the Cancel button. If invalid data has been inserted into any field, a
descriptive error message opens. By clicking the Browse button, a point may
be directly specified, as described in chapter 9, Runtime Actions.
An object can be rotated about its centre. Specify this using the Rotate dialog
box.
To access the Rotate dialog box to add an action, select Rotate from the
animation list and click the Add Action button. To access the Rotate dialog box
to modify an action, select Rotate from the animation list and click the Modify
Action button. For a list of the objects to which this action is applicable refer to
chapter 9, Objects.
On selection of the Rotate action, the Rotate dialog box opens:
Enter an arithmetic expression in the Expression: field. The constraints of the
rotation animation are specified in the Active Expression Range/Required
Rotation: fields. Rotation is clockwise and the angle is specified in degrees..
Enabling the Fix point on screen option ensures that the rotation point remains
at the same location even if the object moves.
To abort the Rotate edit, click the Cancel button. By clicking the Browse
button, a point may be directly specified, as described in chapter 9, Runtime
Actions. completed, click the OK button. If invalid data has been inserted into
any field, a descriptive error message opens.
Objects can be rendered visible or invisible. Specify this using the Visibility
dialog box.
To access the Visibility dialog box to add an action, select Visibility from the
animation list and click the Add Action button. To access the Visibility dialog
box to modify an action, select Visibility from the animation list and click the
Modify Action button. For a list of the objects to which this action is applicable
refer to chapter 9, Objects.
On execution of the Visibility action, the Visibility dialog box opens:
SECTION 9 Animation