Is it possible to create a continuously scrolling background (see clouds) as show in the URL provided? It cannot use 'Yoyo' since we don't want the clouds to reverse direction.
Thank you for getting in touch with us. My name is Attila and I'm happy to assist you today. I appreciate your patience while we've been working towards your ticket.
Unfortunately there is no built-in option for this in the plugin currently.
However if you're willing to put some work in it, with a little trick you might be able to create a very similar effect. You could take the image you want to display, add it as an image layer, duplicate it for an identical second copy, and position them next to each other, the second following the first. After that you can move them slowly with OffsetX, and also loop so they restart their movement. But since there's two of them, they will swap each other and it will look like one seamless animation. It might be a little tricky to set this up properly, but it's definitely doable.
Is it possible to create a continuously scrolling background (see clouds) as show in the URL provided? It cannot use 'Yoyo' since we don't want the clouds to reverse direction.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10226092/how-to-create-continuously-repeating-scrolling-background-image-in-open-gl
Hello Craig,
Thank you for getting in touch with us. My name is Attila and I'm happy to assist you today. I appreciate your patience while we've been working towards your ticket.
Unfortunately there is no built-in option for this in the plugin currently.
However if you're willing to put some work in it, with a little trick you might be able to create a very similar effect. You could take the image you want to display, add it as an image layer, duplicate it for an identical second copy, and position them next to each other, the second following the first. After that you can move them slowly with OffsetX, and also loop so they restart their movement. But since there's two of them, they will swap each other and it will look like one seamless animation. It might be a little tricky to set this up properly, but it's definitely doable.