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/*!
\example qmldynamickeyframes
\title Qt 3D Studio: Dynamic Keyframes Example
\ingroup qtstudio3d-examples-qml
\brief Demonstrates using dynamic keyframes in QML
\image qml-dynamic-keyframes.jpg
\e {This example demonstrates using dynamic keyframes with QML in Studio}
\include examples-run.qdocinc
\section1 Description
The presentation displayed in this example consists of three simple slides with ping-pong
animations:
\list
\li Slide 1: Move ball to the right side of the screen
\li Slide 2: Move ball to center of the screen and scale it up
\li Slide 3: Move ball back to the initial position on the left side of the screen
\endlist
Because the animations in the presentation are defined dynamic, the current position
and scale of the ball are used as the initial keyframes for animations whenever
a slide is changed.
\section1 Usage
\section2 Change Slide
Changes the current slide to next slide in sequence
\section2 Reset Time
Resets the animation time to the beginning
\section2 Change Color
Changes the current color to the next one in an array of predefined colors
*/
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