When showing a really enchanting explanatory animation to your users, but you know that after a while it'll get tedious and would stop users wanting to use your app. QuickSand is here to solve that problem.
Automatically manipulates the duration of animations depending on how many times the user has viewed them.
This is the setup needed to define how you change the animation duration between views:
Map<String, ViscosityInterpolator> modifiers = new HashMap<>();
modifiers.put("MyAnimationSetKey", TwoStepViscosityInterpolator.defaultInstance());
Quicksand.create(this, modifiers);This is "trapping" an animation, meaning when this view is animated Quicksand will determine how many times it has been viewed and vary the animation duration according to the ViscosityInterpolator set above:
View myView = findViewById(R.id.my_view);
QuickSand.trap("MyAnimationSetKey", myView);
myView.animate().alpha();Also works for multiple view animation:
View myView = findViewById(R.id.my_view);
View myOtherView = findViewById(R.id.my_view);
View myThirdView = findViewById(R.id.my_view);
QuickSand.trap("MyAnimationSetKey", myView, myOtherView, myThirdView);
myView.animate().alpha();
myOtherView.animate().alpha();
myThirdView.animate().alpha();Some viscosities already defined see the code here:
- AllOrNothing - you can run your animation for X seconds X times and then 0 seconds after that
- LinearChange - speed up the animation each time it is viewed until X views
- TwoStep - run animation at X speed for X times then it will run at half X
See the demo project for more examples.
dependencies {
compile 'com.blundell:quicksand:1.0.2'
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Notice how the animation duration decreases each time it is ran until eventually it does not animate (only touch feedback), Quicksand integration is done with 2 lines of code. |
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