Dec 10, 2023 Replies: 1 Hi, this B4Xlib animates your layout . views falls from to top to their initials position The B4XLib and 2 sample projects (B4J and B4A) are attached to this post. Should be OK with B4I The animation use a Cubic Bezier Curve for 'elastic' effect spsp Attachments B4Xfallingdown.b4xlib B4Xfallingdown.b4xlib 3.1 KB · Views: 520 fallingdown.zip fallingdown.zip 32.1 KB · Views: 527 Click to expand...
Hi, this B4Xlib animates your layout . views falls from to top to their initials position The B4XLib and 2 sample projects (B4J and B4A) are attached to this post. Should be OK with B4I The animation use a Cubic Bezier Curve for 'elastic' effect spsp
S spsp Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Dec 16, 2023 #2 Hi, Update. You can now add many animations with a single instance. Code: Copy Private fd As cFallingDown Code: Copy fd.Initialize(Root,1000,50) Code: Copy fd.add(fPane1,1000,50) fd.add(fPane2,1000,50) Code: Copy wait for (fd.run) complete (n As Int) 'n is the number of view that fall down attached files in Post #1 updated spsp
Hi, Update. You can now add many animations with a single instance. Code: Copy Private fd As cFallingDown Code: Copy fd.Initialize(Root,1000,50) Code: Copy fd.add(fPane1,1000,50) fd.add(fPane2,1000,50) Code: Copy wait for (fd.run) complete (n As Int) 'n is the number of view that fall down attached files in Post #1 updated spsp
