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I have a problem with my code. The codes bellow are work well.. I can't animate more than 1 object in a time with these code. So i thought, i must add them to a storyboard, so i can animate more than 1 object in a time. how can i do that? sorry for my bad english..

Private Sub animation(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs)
       If anime_counter < counter Then
           Dim daX As New DoubleAnimation
           Dim daY As New DoubleAnimation

           If anime_counter = 0 Then
               daX.From = Pict1.Margin.Left
               daY.From = Pict1.Margin.Top
           Else
               daX.From = path(anime_counter - 1).X - Pict1.Margin.Left
               daY.From = path(anime_counter - 1).Y - Pict1.Margin.Top
           End If
           daX.To = path(anime_counter).X - Pict1.Margin.Left
           daY.To = path(anime_counter).Y - Pict1.Margin.Top

           Dim pixelsPerSecond As Double = 200
           Dim distance As Double = Math.Sqrt((daX.To - daX.From) * (daX.To - daX.From) + (daY.To - daY.From) * (daY.To - daY.From))
           daX.Duration = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(distance / pixelsPerSecond)
           daY.Duration = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(distance / pixelsPerSecond)
           AddHandler daX.Completed, AddressOf animation

           Dim tt As New TranslateTransform
           Pict1.RenderTransform = tt
           tt.BeginAnimation(TranslateTransform.XProperty, daX)
           tt.BeginAnimation(TranslateTransform.YProperty, daY)

           anime_counter += 1
       Else
           anime_counter = 0
       End If
   End Sub
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Just create one storyboard for each animation.
 
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how can i do that?? i can't add the story board programmatically.. :(
 
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help me pls.. really need help... T__T
 
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John is right. Just create the number of storyboards you need in your XAML. Each one will animate one property on one object.
 
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