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Re: falling calendar sheeets
by Trent Armstrong on Oct 17, 2008 at 7:10:19 pm

You might be able to put ease() on each of the pages and tie the first point to a value of the slider and then the last point to a value of the slider.

Maybe Jan 31 start = 0 and Jan 31 end = 3. Do that for each of the sheets with the three "sec" offset.

Then animate your slider from 0 to 34.

Trent

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