The percentage of the animation's Duration spent accelerating the passage of time from zero to its maximum rate (range: 0.0 to 1.0).

Causes the animation to be active when the datasource comparison yields a result of "true" (after applying reverse compare logic if specified).

Indicates the animation behavior of this dynamic.

Causes the animation to automatically play in reverse after its forward iteration has finished.

True to automatically rotate the associated object along the tangent of the path.

Gets a value that indicates whether the object can be made unmodifiable.

When this property is true, if Confirm is also true, this property indicates that the confirmation message will provide the user with field to enter a comment to be logged for the written value. This property is unused when the Confirm property is false.

When this property is true, if Confirm and Comment are also true, this property indicates that the user must enter a non-empty comment to be logged for the written value. This property is unused when either the Confirm or Comment properties are false.

When true, this property indicates that a warning message should be displayed prior to performing a data write that has been initiated via user interaction (the warning message allows the user to cancel the pending data write, or to proceed with the write). When false, the data write occurs without a confirmation message. This property is unused when the dynamic is not controllable.

When true, this property indicates that the dynamic should continuously write new values while the user is interacting with the dynamic control (as in the case of dragging a slider). When false, this property indicates that the dynamic should only write a value when the user has finished interacting with the dynamic control (as in the case of releasing a slider after having dragged it to a new position).

When this property is true, this target object associated with this dynamic can be clicked on by the user to perform some action (i.e. slider, dial, button, dataentry). Usually, controllable objects are used to write data values.

A custom confirmation message.

A string field for custom data. The purpose of this field is defined by the user; it can be used to hold any extra configuration data in string format.

Type of comparison for DataSource and Limit(s) (or zero).

For Discrete Animations - animation will activate when comparison is true.

For Analog Animation - animation will be skipped when comparison is false (if not specified, animation is always active).

For GwxProcessPoint - designates type of range validation for data entry.

The primary data connection for this dynamic object. Datasources can be an OPC tag, expression, constant value, or local variable.

The percentage of the animation's Duration spent decelerating the passage of time from zero to its maximum rate (range: 0.0 to 1.0).

Gets the DependencyObjectType that wraps the CLR type of this instance. 

A user defined description string for this dynamic.

Gets the Dispatcher this DispatcherObject is associated with.

Indicates that the DataSource of this dynamic can be drag/dropped during runtime into another component such as the Trend viewer.

In general this property represents the time it takes for an animation to complete a cycle. This time is expressed in milliseconds.

This list is used internally to compose a list of multiple dynamics to a single more complex/powerful dynamic object. A prime example of this is the GwxPickMenuItem dynamic configured to display a popup menu. In this case, the DynamicConnectionList is used to create a tree of child GwxPick objects, each representing a different command item on the menu. Other dynamics that use this list are GwxStateSelector, GwxRangeSelector, and GwxProcessPoint.

This property indicates that when this dynamic is not toggling, the alternate state of the dynamic (rather than the default state) should be used. For instance, if toggle (flash) is specified for a GwxHide dynamic, when this property is true, the associated static object will be hidden when not flashing (when this property is false, the object will be visible when not flashing).

True to enable execution of commmands when events occur.

When this property is false, the control behavior for this dynamic is disabled.

Used to specify an ending magnitude for the animation (range: 0.0 to 1.0).

When the value is FillBehavior.Stop, this property indicates that the animated object returns to its default state when the animation's duration (including repeats) has expired. When the value is FillBehavior.HoldEnd, this property indicates that the animated object stays in its current state when the animation's duration has expired.

The default value is FillBehavior.HoldEnd. This property has no effect if the repeat count is infinite, or if there is no Duration.

When false, this property indicates that the animated object returns to its default state when the animation is stopped. When true, this property indicates that the animated object stays in its current state when an animation is stopped.

This property specifies a high limit for value used in the analog animation.

Initial value to be written.

Gets a value that indicates whether the object is currently modifiable.

Gets a value that indicates whether this instance is currently sealed (read-only).

This property specifies a low limit for value used in the analog animation.

For internal use only. Not for customer use.

A unique user-friendly name that can be used to identify the object.

Indicates how to define the "partition" behavior of this analog dynamic. This feature is used to divide an analog range into a specified number of steps (useful for providing "tick" behavior in sliders, for example).

This property specifies the starting analog value from which subsequent steps are calculated. This value is only used when partitionmode="DeltaValue".

When partitionmode="NumberOfPartitions" this property specifies the number of steps to subdivide the analog value’s range into.

When partitionmode="DeltaValue" this property specifies an increment/decrement value between each step within the range.

A PathGeometry that defines the offset points from the center of the associated static object representing the path the object will move along. For example, to move in a straight line, this path would contain two pairs of coordinates, the starting offset point and the ending offset point. Typically, the starting offset will be (0,0) (i.e. the configured position of the static object), but this is not a requirement.

A list of 3D points that defines the offset values from the center of the associated static object representing the 3D path the object will move along. For example, to move in a straight line, this path would contain two pairs of coordinates, the starting offset point and the ending offset point. Typically, the starting offset will be (0,0,0) (i.e. the configured position of the static object), but this is not a requirement.

If this property is specified, when the discrete state of the primary datasource would activate this dynamic, rather then simply activate the dynamic, the dynamic’s activation state will be periodically toggled on and off. This property represents the time interval between toggle state changes (i.e. for GwxHide and GwxColor dynamics, this represents the flash rate). This time is expressed in milliseconds.

This property causes a discrete state animation to run/repeat the specified number of times. If this value is less than zero, the animation repeats infinitely.

True to resolve global aliases in the DataSource before dropping the DataSource on another component. False to leave the global aliases unresolved (to be resolved by the component that receives the dropped DataSource). Default to use the document-level setting for ResolveAliasesInDragDropDataSources.

Causes the animation to be active (in the reverse direction) when the datasource comparison yields a result of "false" (after applying reverse compare logic if specified).

When true, this property indicates that the user must be touching a "safe zone" in order to use this control in runtime mode. This property only applies to "Touch" interaction - mouse and keyboard interactions are not affected by this property.

Determines whether or not to include the DataSource Name for this dynamic in tooltips.

Determines whether or not to include the DataSource Value for this dynamic in tooltips.

Determines whether or not to include the Description for this dynamic in tooltips.

Determines whether or not to include the error information for this dynamic in tooltips.

Determines whether or not to include information for this dynamic in tooltips.

Indicates that the duration of a time-based dynamic will be skipped for the first data update.

This is useful, for example, for a time-based Hide dynamic that uses both AnimateWhenTrue and ReverseAnimateWhenFalse, to prevent an initial fade-out.

This property represents a delay time before an activated animation will begin. This time is expressed in milliseconds.

Used to specify a starting magnitude for the animation (range: 0.0 to 1.0).

When true, this property indicates that the dynamic updates whenever the value of the associated DataSource changes. When false, this property indicates that the dynamic updates only when new values are written. Useful for sliders, dials, and data-entries.

True to specify a custom confirmation message.

Indicates that this dynamic will write an initial value after its datasource has been requested.