Lottie for Tizen .NET

ElottieSharp is a library for Tizen .NET that parses Adobe After Effects animations exported as json with Bodymovin and renders them natively on mobile, TV and wearable.

ElottieSharp 0.9.0-preview version only works on Galaxy Watch Active, which supports Tizen 4.0.0.3. (Not Galaxy Watch and Gear S-series yet.)

As the platform version of Galaxy Watch and Gear S-series has been upgraded to version 4.0.0.4, ElottieSharp 0.9.0-preview is now cow compatible with Galaxy Watch Active, Galaxy Watch and Gear S-series. :tada:

ElottieSharp 0.9.1-preview is now support tizen wearable emulator.

ElottieSharp.Forms 0.9.3-preview is now only support tizen. (not android, iOS support yet)

ElottieSharp 0.9.4-preview and ElottieSharp.Forms 0.9.4-preview are now support Galaxy Watch Active2.

Getting Started for ElottieSharp

Installing package

nuget.exe

nuget.exe install ElottieSharp -Version 0.9.7-preview2

.csproj

<PackageReference Include="ElottieSharp" Version="0.9.7-preview2" />

Quick Start

ElottieSharp support Tizen 4.0 (tizen40) and above. The simplest way to use it is with LottieAnimationView:

// Create the LottieAnimationView
var animation = new new LottieAnimationView(window)
{
    AlignmentX = -1,
    AlignmentY = -1,
    WeightX = 1,
    WeightY = 1,
    AutoPlay = true,
};
animation.Show();

// Loading the animation file from a file path
animation.SetAnimation(Path.Combine(DirectoryInfo.Resource, "lottie.json"));

// Play the animation
animation.Play();

LottieAnimationView

LottieAnimationView is a EvasObject (TizenFX) subclass that displays animation content.

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Creating Animation Views

var animation = new LottieAnimationView(window)
{
    AutoPlay = true,
    AutoRepeat = false,
    Speed = 1.0,
    MinumumProgress = 0,
    MaximumProgress = 1.0
};

Animation views can be allocated with or without animation data. There are a handful of convenience initializers for initializing with animations.

Properties:

• AutoPlay: Indicates whether this animation is play automatially or not. The default value is false.
• AutoRepeat: The loop behavior of the animation. The default value is false.
• Speed: The speed of the animation playback. Higher speed equals faster time. The default value is 1.0.
• MinumumProgress: The start progress of the animation (0 ~ 1.0). The default value is 0.
• MaximumProgress: The end progress of the animation (0 ~ 1.0). The default value is 1.0.

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Loading from a File Path

animation.SetAnimation(Path.Combine(DirectoryInfo.Resource, "lottie.json"));

Loads an animation model from a filepath. After loading a animation successfully, you can get the duration time and total frame count by using TotalFrame and DurationTime properties.

Parameters: : filepath: The absolute filepath of the animation to load.

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Play the Animation

animation.Play();

Plays the animation from its current state to the end of its timeline. Started event occurs when the animation is started. And Finished event occurs when the animation is finished.

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Stop the Animation

animation.Stop();

Stops the animation. Stopped event occurs when the animation is stopped.

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Pause the Animation

animation.Pause();

Pauses the animation. Paused event occurs when the animation is paused.

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Is Animation Playing

bool isPlaying = animation.IsPlaying;

Returns true if the animation is currently playing, false if it is not.

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Current Frame

int currentFrame = animation.CurrentFrame;

Returns the current animation frame count. ==Note==: It returns -1, if animation is not playing.

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Total Frame

int totalFrame = animation.TotalFrame;

Returns the total animation frame count. ==Note==: You should load the animation file before using it.

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Duration Time

double duration = animation.DurationTime;

Returns the duration time of animation. ==Note==: You should load the animation file before using it.

Getting Started for ElottieSharp.Forms

Installing package

nuget.exe

nuget.exe install ElottieSharp.Forms -Version 0.9.7-preview2

.csproj

<PackageReference Include="ElottieSharp.Forms" Version="0.9.7-preview2" />

Quick Start

ElottieSharp.Forms is now only compatible with Tizen (not iOS and andorid yet). The simplest way to use it is with ELottieAnimationView:

• C#

  
  // Create the ELottieAnimationView
  var animation = new ELottieAnimationView
  {
  AnimationFile = "lottie.json",
  HorizontalOptions = LayoutOptions.FillAndExpand,
  VerticalOptions = LayoutOptions.FillAndExpand
  };

// Play the animation animation.Play();

- XAML
```xml
<!-- Create the ELottieAnimationView -->
<e:ElottieAnimationView
    AnimationFile = "lottie.json"
    AutoPlay = "True"
    HorizontalOptions="FillAndExpand"
    VerticalOptions="FillAndExpand"
/>

ELottieAnimationView

ElottieAnimationView is a View (Xamarin.Forms) subclass that displays animation content.

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Creating Animation Views

• C#

  var animation = new ELottieAnimationView
  {
  AutoPlay = true,
  AutoRepeat = false,
  Speed = 1.0,
  MinumumProgress = 0,
  MaximumProgress = 1.0,
  HorizontalOptions = LayoutOptions.FillAndExpand,
  VerticalOptions = LayoutOptions.FillAndExpand
  };

• XAML

  <e:ElottieAnimationView
  AutoPlay="True"
  AutoRepeat="False"
  Speed="1.0"
  MinumumProgress="0"
  MaximumProgress="1.0"
  HorizontalOptions="FillAndExpand"
  VerticalOptions="FillAndExpand"
  />

  Animation views can be allocated with or without animation data. There are a handful of convenience initializers for initializing with animations.

Properties:

• AutoPlay: Indicates whether this animation is play automatially or not. The default value is false.
• AutoRepeat: The loop behavior of the animation. The default value is false.
• Speed: The speed of the animation playback. Higher speed equals faster time. The default value is 1.0.
• MinumumProgress: The start progress of the animation (0 ~ 1.0). The default value is 0.
• MaximumProgress: The end progress of the animation (0 ~ 1.0). The default value is 1.0.

By default. the initial value of animation view's size(width, height) is 0. Make sure that using whether WidthRequest. HeightRequest properties to request the size of animation view.

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Loading from a File Path

• C#

  animation.AnimationFile = "lottie.json";

• XAML

  <e:ElottieAnimationView  AnimationFile="lottie.json" />

  Loads an animation model from a animation file. After loading a animation successfully, you can receive AnimationInitialized event and get the duration time and total frame count by using TotalFrame and DurationTime properties.

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Play the Animation

animation.Play();

Plays the animation from its current state to the end of its timeline. Started event occurs when the animation is started. And Finished event occurs when the animation is finished.

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Stop the Animation

animation.Stop();

Stops the animation. Stopped event occurs when the animation is stopped.

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Pause the Animation

animation.Pause();

Pauses the animation. Paused event occurs when the animation is paused.

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Is Animation Playing

bool isPlaying = animation.IsPlaying;

Returns true if the animation is currently playing, false if it is not.

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Current Frame

int currentFrame = animation.CurrentFrame;

Returns the current animation frame count. ==Note==: It returns 0, if animation is not playing.

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Total Frame

int totalFrame = animation.TotalFrame;

Returns the total animation frame count. ==Note==: You should load the animation file before using it.

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Duration Time

double duration = animation.DurationTime;

Returns the duration time of animation. ==Note==: You should load the animation file before using it.