Anima

Anima is an add-on for the Godot game engine that simplifies the process of creating dynamic and impactful UI animations.

Introduction

Example of animation created with anima

Working with Godot's Tween to create UI animations can be quite challenging. However, Anima, an add-on for Godot, simplifies the process by allowing you to create animations using a clear and concise syntax with just a few lines of code. With 89 built-in animations and 33 easing options, Anima provides a vast array of options to choose from. Moreover, you can easily add your animations using a syntax similar to CSS, making it a convenient tool for developers.

Installation
Documentation & Demo
Differences between Anima and Godot Tween
Stay in Touch
Contribution
License

Installation

This is a regular editor plugin. Copy the contents of addons/Anima into the same folder in your project, and activate it in your project settings.

Documentation & Demo

Check out documentation, demo code and live examples.

Differences between Anima and Godot Tween

	Anima	Tween
Chaining	support for sequential, parallel and concurrent animations	Only Godot 4
Easing	33 built-in, more can be added programmatically	limited
Use Curve as easing	yes	no
Set Pivot point	yes (2D Only)	no
Create and reuse custom animations	89 built-in, more can be added programmatically	No
Animate elements in group or grids	yes	No
Multiple distance formulas for Grid animations	yes	no
Loop	Infinite, Times, and delayed loops	Infinite only
Animate relative values	yes	Only Godot 4
Play/Loop backwards	yes	no
Dynamic values	yes	no
CSS-Like animations	yes	no

Example

var anima = Anima.Node($Node).anima_keyframes({
    from = {
        opacity = 0,
        scale = Vector2(0.5, 0.5),
    },
    to = {
        opacity = 1,
        scale = Vector2.ONE
    },
    easing = Anima.EASING.EASE_OUT_BACK,
})

await anima.play()

anima.play_reverse_with_delay(1)

Built-in animations

Original source: https://github.com/animate-css/animate.css

Stay in Touch

Contribution

Contributions are welcome and are accepted via pull requests.

License

MIT

ceceppa / anima

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