When you fling an object in the real world, you give it a large momentum. It will, of course, have to display some images, so open the Vector Assets Studio and add the following Material icons to your project:įor best results, I suggest you set the size of the icons to 56 x 56 dp. In this tutorial, we're going to be animating an ImageView widget. To be able to use Dynamic Animation in your project, you must add it as an implementation dependency in your app module's adle file: implementation ':support-dynamic-animation:26.0.0-beta2' A device or emulator running Android 4.4 or higher.
To follow along, make sure you have the following: In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create a few such animations.
You can also make them respond to user actions in real time. With Dynamic Animation, you can create physics-based animations that closely resemble the movements of objects in the real world. That's why recent revisions of the Android Support Library come with a physics module called Dynamic Animation. If you've ever tried creating such animations, however, you know that the simple animators and interpolators offered by the Android SDK are often not good enough. No wonder Material Design places so much emphasis on them! Animations that feel fluid and realistic tend to make user interfaces more attractive.
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