This sample shows how to create custom animations that simulate bouncing and other interesting effects.
Deriving from a [Type]AnimationBase class is the simplest way to create a new animation type. Use this approach when you want to create a new animation for type that already has a corresponding [Type]AnimationBase class.
Derive from a [Type]AnimationBase class and implement the GetCurrentValueCore method. The GetCurrentValueCore method returns the current value of the animation. It takes three parameters: a suggested starting value, a suggested ending value, and an AnimationClock, which you use to determine the progress of the animation.
Because the [Type]AnimationBase classes inherit from the Freezable class, you must also override CreateInstanceCore core to return a new instance of your class. If the class does not use dependency properties to store its data or it requires extra initialization after creation, you might need to override additional methods.