AnimationDescription.StaggerDelay Property
Definition
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Gets the amount of time between the application of the animation effect to each object in a target that contains multiple objects. The StaggerDelay, together with the StaggerDelayFactor and DelayLimit, is one of the three elements used to control the relative timing of the animation effects.
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property TimeSpan StaggerDelay { TimeSpan get(); };TimeSpan StaggerDelay();public System.TimeSpan StaggerDelay { get; }var timeSpan = animationDescription.staggerDelay;Public ReadOnly Property StaggerDelay As TimeSpanProperty Value
The stagger delay time, expressed in 100-nanosecond units.
Remarks
Consider a target that consists of four objects— labeled A, B, C, and D— with a StaggerDelay of 100 ms. Object A animates at time t=0, object B at time t=100 ms, object C at time t=200 ms, and object D at time t=300 ms.
However, the StaggerDelay time between each object's animation can be changed by the values of the StaggerDelayFactor and DelayLimit. See those topics for a discussion of their effect on the relative animation timing.
Note that an animation can have its own inherent delay in addition to its StaggerDelay.