How to set rotation in the control panel JX300-XP flowchart
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The factory has newly installed a set of JX300-XP units; how can the animation of the stirring rotation be implemented? How should the configuration be set? New user of the central control system, seeking advice
Right-click, Animation Properties, Rotation – I’m not sure if that’s correct
No, what I want to achieve is rotation around an axis, not the rotation of the entire icon
Let’s take a picture and take a look; just separate the shaft from the blade, that’s it
This post was last edited by diyemei on 2020-4-30 at 13:06. As shown in the image, how can one set up an animation for the blades to rotate around the axis? If it’s not possible to create such an animation, then how can the stirring motion be represented? Use flashing?
Just saw the message. If the process requirements aren’t high, rotation should suffice; flashing doesn’t seem like a good option
You can split the image, then copy it; rotate the copied version by an angle, and overlay the two together. Without combining them, choosing dynamic flashing might achieve what you want.
I don’t know then; is this image a whole? You can try what was mentioned on floor 8: split this image and then rotate only the blades. Otherwise, it’s a single unit; if separate rotation is to be achieved, then I don’t know how to solve it.
This idea is feasible, but figuring out how to make several blades flash in sequence is another new problem: after all, the L JX-300XP is too old
Place two identical-sized fan blades with different angles overlapping each other; only the fan blade at the top is given a flickering effect. When the top image is hidden, it appears as if the angle of the fan blade behind it is changing, and when the top image becomes visible, the angle returns to its normal value, creating an illusion of rotation. When creating flame graphs in the past, two flames of different sizes were placed on top of each other, with the larger flame positioned on top. When the value was true, both flames would be displayed, and the larger flame would flash, creating the illusion of flames flickering; P