Silverlight/WPF FlipImage Animation
3/16/2009
I was working on some Silverlight samples and needed an image that could flip over as in the example belowAll the samples I could find on the net were pretty complex and contained a lot of code to do the animation and I wanted something really simple.
To create the illusion of an image that flips over (or any kind of UI element that flips over) you just need 4 things 1A front image / UI element 2A back image / UI element 3A flip animation 4A reverse animation The flip and reverse animations can be very simple as you will see below.
In order to make it reusable in our application we can create a UserControl and call it FlipImage First create 2 UI elements (front and back), in this case Grids but they could really be any kind of items...(read more).
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