Hi, I am trying to use the Reveal animation in my site and it works once (upon first loading the page), but I am trying to make it animate every time your mouse hovers over a specific object, which means I need to handle it in code. However, according to the Corvid SDK, it appears that “reveal” is not (or, apparently, is no longer) a possible parameter for the show() function. Is there a way to either force the animation to reactivate after every time it is hidden or to recreate the “reveal” animation every time show() is called? I have tried looking at the “animate once” parameter of animations, but that only pertains to when the page is loaded, whereas I need this to occur whenever a specific object is MouseIn’d.
It looks like “Reveal” used to be an effect, but is now deprecated and no longer works in code - however, as it still works (initially) when called by the animator, surely there must be some way around this.
Maybe it’s possible to recreate the animation manually? Is the code that made “reveal” work available publicly? I know that it sets opacity values progressively along the object, but I’m not sure of the rate or even how to approach it manually.