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How can I remove a path transition from the pane when it is over?

In JavaFX, you can remove a PathTransition from a pane by calling the stop() method on the PathTransition instance. This will stop the animation and remove it from the pane.

Here is an example code snippet showing how to remove a PathTransition when it is over:

Path path = new Path(); // create your path
// add elements to your path

Circle circle = new Circle(); // create your moving object
// set circle properties

PathTransition transition = new PathTransition(); // create your PathTransition
transition.setPath(path);
transition.setNode(circle);
transition.setDuration(Duration.seconds(2)); // set duration of transition
// set any other properties of the transition

transition.setOnFinished(event -> {
    // remove the transition from the pane when it is over
    transition.stop();
    pane.getChildren().remove(circle); // remove circle from the pane
});

transition.play(); // start the transition
pane.getChildren().add(circle); // add circle to the pane

In this code snippet, we create a Path object, a moving object (in this case, a Circle), and a PathTransition. We set up the transition to follow the path and play it. When the transition is finished (i.e., when the object reaches its destination on the path), we stop the transition and remove both the moving object and the transition itself from the pane.

This way, you can cleanly remove a PathTransition from a JavaFX pane when it is over.

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