If you are just using ForeUI to create a GUI mockup, you could just ignore the usage of expression. By using correct events and actions, you can make some interactive HTML5 simulations without using any expression. However, if you want…
Sometimes you may want to disable part of behaviors, for debugging purpose. Before V4.0, you have to cut those behavior items and then paste them back after running the simulation. That is very inconvenient, especially when you are dealing with…
Since ForeUI V4.0, you can use some built-in animations to make your HTML5 simulation nicer. Although in older versions, you can also make animation with ForeUI by correctly using the loops and actions (for example, this one), it does require…
Since version 4.0 beta, ForeUI supports shadow on all elements. In the tools panel you will see a new “Shadow” category, and there is a “Paint Shadow” checkbox that allows you to enable the shadow rendering. Once you enable shadow…
If you are familiar with ForeUI, you will notice the tools panel is completely different once you open ForeUI V4.0. The picture below shows the differences. We have to admit the old tools panel is more compact and can…