I have something like this:
barProgress.BeginAnimation(RangeBase.ValueProperty, new DoubleAnimation(
barProgress.Value, dNextProgressValue,
new Duration(T
If you want the base value to become the effective value again, you must stop the animation from influencing the property. There are three ways to do this with storyboard animations:
- Set the animation's FillBehavior property to Stop
- Remove the entire Storyboard
- Remove the animation from the individual property
From MSDN
How to: Set a Property After Animating It with a Storyboard