[dsmillieParticipant]

Hi,

There seems to be a ~1 second delay between slide transitions for Slider Revolution, even after setting “no transition”, having no layer animations and setting slide delay to 0 (both globally and by slide). Is that an inherent limit or am I missing something?

Thank for any advice.
Darren

[dsmillieParticipant]

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[LelyModerator]

Hello Darren,

Thank you for the credentials and detailed explanation. There is a delay when I check. See attached screenshot.

[dsmillieParticipant]

Hi Lely,

Thanks for your reply, however you haven’t checked the slides where no delay is set. That delay is just on the first slide which you can see highlighted in the screen shot. The other slides (slide 2 and 3) have 0 delay set and yet there is a ~1 second delay for each as evidenced by the flashes when viewing the actual slider on the website which I mentioned at the transition points.

Thanks Darren

[LelyModerator]

Hello Darren,

I did check again and download the slider for further checking. It is the 300 Animation Duration. See this:http://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cbVIhmQCoa

Hope this helps.

[dsmillieParticipant]

Hi Lely,

I’ve set that general setting to 0 but still getting the 1 second delay between flashes indicating slide 2 and slide 3 appearing. This didn’t have an effect because there are no animations on slides 2 and 3.

You can’t see the transition flashes in your screen capture but when viewing the slider directly on the website you should see the two flashes. In fact slide 1 should transition fairly instantaneously to slide 3 as slide 2 and 3 have no animations, no layers and no transition effects, and yet slide 2 is present for a second. I could appreciate a tiny delay but 1 second is actually quite a long time for what’s supposed to be instant.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Darren

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[JoaoModerator]

Hi There,

You could use just 1 slide and on the timeframe adjust the transition.

Slider 1 : starts 0-10 Seconds (IN FRONT)

Slider 2 : starts 9 – 20 Seconds (Below first)

Slider 3: starts at 19 – 30 seconds (below seconds)

And So On.

Hope it helps

Joao

[dsmillieParticipant]

Hi Joao,

Thanks for having a go. I’d already tried a single slide approach but there are issues with things like parallax in that case. It looks like the answer is that unfortunately there is an inherent delay between slide transitions, even without any animations, which you cannot (at least not easily) get rid of.

Thanks,
Darren

[RadModerator]

Hi there,

Hmm, if I understand it correctly, it’s the moment when the 1st slide moves to 2nd slide? If yes then it’s not changeable, both slides are the different entity, each one will end in its fixed time.

The only smooth transition is between layers since they belong on the same slider, layer animation will not end as long as the slide time doesn’t, and that what makes the layer smooth.

For the two slides to become smooth, one must start appearing while the other starts ending. Eg. the TIME should overlap, but that it’s not possible since it’s made it that way. It ends according to the DURATION added in the setting. Disabling the transition only makes the time gap noticeable.

Thanks!

[dsmillieParticipant]

Hi Rad,

No worries, thanks. I’ve scaled back my ambition with the slider a little but still got to a good result within this limitation I think.

Thanks for getting back to me.

Darren

[RadModerator]

You’re welcome! Glad it’s okay now 🙂

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