effects

Have been looking at lighting on Scenekit, and while I can now apply a lighting node to light something I'm looking for a way to light from within an object. As an example imagine a neon glow, or a lightbulb that casts light on other objects. Any ideas how to achieve this? Many thanks. As @DavidRönnqvist hints in comments, there are multiple ways to make an object appear to glow. You can do these together or individually — you'll probably need to tweak how you combine them to get the effect you want. For an object that emits light, you probably don't want shading from other light sources in

I'm looking for a way to do the following. I add a <div> to a page, and an ajax callback returns some value. The <div> is filled with values from the ajax call, and the <div> is then prepended to another <div> , which acts as a table column. I would like to get the user's attention, to show her/him that there is something new on the page. I want the <div> to blink, not show/hide, but to highlight/unhighlight for some time, lets say 5 seconds. I have been looking at the blink plugin, but as far as I can see it only does show/hide on an element. Btw, the solution has to be cross-browser, and yes

Twitter will pop down a message bar at the top of the screen say "Wrong password" and after 10 seconds, it will slide up and disappear. Chrome also shows "Do you want to save the password" message box using such a way. Does jQuery have a plug in to do that already? Does it also work in IE 6? Because usually, the display of relative to the viewport (using position: fixed ) will not work on IE 6. thanks. Update: thanks for the nice solutions -- I deliberately wanted it to work (1) even when the user has scrolled down the page, that it will show at the top of the window screen and (2) the bar

I'm not sure how to call the effect, but can someone point me into a library that would help me do the same effect as this website? http://www.makr.com Basically, it moves up the row to the top of the page on mouse click. A code snippet, preferably jQuery, can help to, if there is no such specialized effect library for it. Im not sure if i need to start another topic, but can anyone help me with a small jQuery snippet to achieve the whole effect of the Makr UI? You can animate the scrolltop of the page with jQuery. $('html, body').animate({ scrollTop: $(".middle").offset().top }, 2000); See

I am trying to design an EditText Field having Shadows (bottom and right side) like this tried googling & hunted many SO discussions but all are for TextView not EditText. This is my code adding shadow to Input Text but not to TextField <EditText android:id="@+id/txtpin" android:maxLength="4" android:layout_marginLeft="10dp" android:layout_height="37dp" android:gravity="center_horizontal" android:inputType="textPassword" android:longClickable="false" android:layout_width="160dp" android:shadowColor="@color/Black" android:shadowDx="1.2" android:shadowDy="1.2" android:shadowRadius="1.5" android

Using jQuery I'm creating a basic 'tooltip' animation so that the tooltip will appear in a little animation in which it fades into view as well as move vertically. So far I have this: $('.tooltip').fadeIn('slow'); $('.tooltip').animate({ top: "-10px" }, 'slow'); Doing it that way or this way: $('.tooltip').fadeIn('slow').animate({ top: "-10px" }, 'slow'); The animations will run one at a time, the fade in first and then the vertical animation. Is there a way to have it do both at the same time? $('.tooltip').animate({ opacity: 1, top: "-10px" }, 'slow'); However, this doesn't appear to work on

The application that I am working on plays music files. If a timer expires I want the music to fade out. How do I do that. I am using MediaPlayer to play music and music files are present in raw folder of my application. One way to do it is to use MediaPlayer.setVolume(right, left) and have these values decrement after every iteration..here is a rough idea float volume = 1; float speed = 0.05f; public void FadeOut(float deltaTime) { MediaPlayer.setVolume(volume, volume); volume -= speed* deltaTime } public void FadeIn(float deltaTime) { MediaPlayer.setVolume(volume, volume); volume += speed*