I'm using Facebook pop framework to perform some cool animations. I'm shaking a button in this way :
let rotation = POPSpringAnimation.init(propertyNamed: kPOPLayerRotation)
rotation.springBounciness = 30
rotation.springSpeed = 20
rotation.velocity = 30.0
rotation.repeatForever = true
button.layer.pop_addAnimation(rotation, forKey: "rotation")
Despite of the repeatForever set to true the animation doesn't repeat. I noticed that if we have the toValue property set, the animation repeats. Am I doing something wrong?
I solved this issue adding the following:
rotation.fromValue = 0.0
You can do it with POPBasicAnimation. If you're rotating forever, you may not need the spring animation.
Looking at your code, you don't have a rotation.toValue You need to tell the animation how far to rotate. Try this:
func configureBtnRotation(btn: UIButton) {
let rotation = POPBasicAnimation(propertyNamed: kPOPLayerRotation)
rotation.toValue = 90.0
rotation.duration = 100.0 //this sets the speed of rotation
rotation.repeatForever = true
button.layer.pop_addAnimation(rotation, forKey: "rotation")
}
Hope this helps.
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I animate the color of CAShapeLayers stored in an Array using CABasicAnimation. The animation displays erratically depending on the animation.duration and I cannot figure out why. I suspect an issue with animation.beginTime = CACurrentMediaTime() + delay
Animation Description
The animation consists in successively flashing shapes to yellow before turning them to black once the animation ends.
Current State of the animation
When the animation duration is above a certain time, it works properly.
For instance with a duration of 2 seconds:
But when I shorten the duration, the result substantially differs.
For instance, with a duration of 1 second:
You will notice that the animation has already cached/ended for the first 10 bars or so, then waits and starts animating the remainder of the shapes.
Likewise, with a duration of 0.5s:
In this case, it seems an even larger number of animation has already ended (shapes are black) before it displays some animation after a certain time. You can also notice that although the shape color animation is supposed to last the same duration (0.5s) some feels quicker than others.
The Code
The animation is called in the viewDidAppear method of the UIViewController class.
I have created a UIView custom class to draw my shapes and I animate them using an extension of the class.
The code to animate the color:
enum ColorAnimation{
case continuousSwap
case continousWithNewColor(color: UIColor)
case randomSwap
case randomWithNewColor(color: UIColor)
case randomFromUsedColors
}
func animateColors(for duration: Double,_ animationType: ColorAnimation, colorChangeDuration swapColorDuration: Double){
guard abs(swapColorDuration) != Double.infinity else {
print("Error in defining the shape color change duration")
return
}
let animDuration = abs(duration)
let swapDuration = abs(swapColorDuration)
let numberOfSwaps = Int(animDuration / min(swapDuration, animDuration))
switch animationType {
case .continousWithNewColor(color: let value):
var fullAnimation = [CABasicAnimation]()
for i in (0...numberOfSwaps) {
let index = i % (self.pLayers.count)
let fromValue = pLayers[index].pattern.color
let delay = Double(i) * swapDuration / 3
let anim = colorAnimation(for: swapDuration, fromColor: value, toColor: fromValue, startAfter: delay)
fullAnimation.append(anim)
}
for i in (0...numberOfSwaps) {
CATransaction.begin()
let index = i % (self.pLayers.count)
CATransaction.setCompletionBlock {
self.pLayers[index].shapeLayer.fillColor = UIColor.black.cgColor
}
pLayers[index].shapeLayer.add(fullAnimation[i], forKey: "fillColorShape")
CATransaction.commit()
}
default:
()
}
}
The segment the whole duration of the animation by the duration of the color change (e.g. if the whole animation is 10s and each shape changes color in 1s, it means 10 shapes will change color).
I then create the CABasicaAnimation objects using the method colorAnimation(for: fromColor, toColor, startAfter:).
func colorAnimation(for duration: TimeInterval, fromColor: UIColor, toColor: UIColor, reverse: Bool = false, startAfter delay: TimeInterval) -> CABasicAnimation {
let anim = CABasicAnimation(keyPath: "fillColor")
anim.fromValue = fromColor.cgColor
anim.toValue = toColor.cgColor
anim.duration = duration
anim.autoreverses = reverse
anim.beginTime = CACurrentMediaTime() + delay
return anim
}
Finally I add the animation to the adequate CAShapeLayer.
The code can obviously be optimized but I chose to proceed by these steps to try to find why it was not working properly.
Attempts so far
So far, I have tried:
with and without setting the animation.beginTime in the colorAnimation method, including with and without CACurrentMediaTime(): if I don't set the animation.beginTime with CACurrentMediaTime, I simply do not see any animation.
with and without pointing animation.delegate = self: it did not change anything.
using DispatchQueue (store the animations in global and run it in main) and as suspected, the shapes did not animate.
I suspect something is not working properly with the beginTime but it might not be the case, or only this because even when the shapes animate, the shape animation duration seems to vary whilst it should not.
Thank very much in advance to have a look to this issue. Any thoughts are welcome even if it seems far-fetched it can open to new ways to address this!
Best,
Actually there is a relationship between duration and swapColorDuration
func animateColors(for duration: Double,_ animationType: ColorAnimation, colorChangeDuration swapColorDuration: Double)
when you call it, you may need to keep this relationship
let colorChangeDuration: TimeInterval = 0.5
animateColors(for: colorChangeDuration * TimeInterval(pLayers.count), .continousWithNewColor(color: UIColor.black), colorChangeDuration: colorChangeDuration)
Also here :
let numberOfSwaps = Int(animDuration / min(swapDuration, animDuration)) - 1
This value maybe a little higher than you need.
or
The problem lies in this let index = i % (self.pLayers.count)
if numberOfSwaps > self.pLayers.count, some bands will be double animations.
let numberOfSwaps1 = Int(animDuration / min(swapDuration, animDuration))
let numberOfSwaps = min(numberOfSwaps1, self.pLayers.count)
in the rest is
for i in (0..<numberOfSwaps) {... }
Now if numberOfSwaps < self.pLayers.count. It's not finished.
if numberOfSwaps is larger, It is fine.
If double animations are required, changes the following:
pLayers[index].shapeLayer.add(fullAnimation[i], forKey: nil)
or pLayers[index].shapeLayer.add(fullAnimation[i], forKey: "fillColorShape" + String(i))
I'm using a code snippit from the Stack Overflow post: How to make "shaking" animation
I pasted this code into my project and it works perfectly:
func shakeView(){
var shake:CABasicAnimation = CABasicAnimation(keyPath: "position")
shake.duration = 0.1
shake.repeatCount = 2
shake.autoreverses = true
var from_point:CGPoint = CGPointMake(LoginField.center.x - 5, LoginField.center.y)
var from_value:NSValue = NSValue(CGPoint: from_point)
var to_point:CGPoint = CGPointMake(LoginField.center.x + 5, LoginField.center.y)
var to_value:NSValue = NSValue(CGPoint: to_point)
shake.fromValue = from_value
shake.toValue = to_value
LoginField.layer.addAnimation(shake, forKey: "position")
}
I however want this animation to loop until another function is called. How do I make it loop indefinite and how can I make it stop when another function is called?
First, set the repeatCount to HUGE_VALF / greatestFiniteMagnitude:
Setting this property to HUGE_VALF will cause the animation to repeat forever.
Second, call LoginField.layer.removeAllAnimations() or LoginField.layer.removeAnimationForKey("position")when you want to stop the animation.
Edit: Apparently Swift does not know HUGE_VALF, setting the repeatCount to Float.infinity should work.
Use shake.repeatCount = Float.infinity
I have animation setup to resize the image to about 1.3 times it's original size. The animations and everything are working without a problem but the image is moving towards the top left. Which means that the position of the image is not centering upon resize. How do i solve this problem
These are the animations I setup
var borderWidth:CABasicAnimation = CABasicAnimation(keyPath: "borderWidth")
borderWidth.fromValue = 0
borderWidth.toValue = 5
borderWidth.repeatCount = Float.infinity
sender.layer.borderWidth = 0
var increaseButtonHeight:CABasicAnimation = CABasicAnimation(keyPath: "bounds.size.height")
increaseButtonHeight.fromValue = sender.frame.size.height
increaseButtonHeight.toValue = sender.frame.size.height * 1.3
var increaseButtonWidth: CABasicAnimation = CABasicAnimation(keyPath: "bounds.size.width")
increaseButtonWidth.fromValue = sender.frame.size.width
increaseButtonWidth.toValue = sender.frame.size.width * 1.3
var boom:CAAnimationGroup = CAAnimationGroup()
boom.animations = [borderWidth,increaseButtonWidth, increaseButtonHeight]
boom.repeatCount = Float.infinity
boom.duration = 0.5
boom.autoreverses = true
sender.layer.addAnimation(boom, forKey: "boom")
Do I need to setup a new animation for centering the button continuously as the animation happens?
Please help
Nikhil
Set the property contentsGravity of the layer to kCAGravityCenter
I'm writing a little bit complex animation, which goes in 2 steps:
Change opacity to 0 of UIViews that are not need to be visible and move a UIImageView (which has alpha = 1) to another CGPoint (position).
Change opacity of another UIView to 1 and the opacity of the UIImageView from the previous step to 0, and then after the animation of this step is finished, remove UIImageView from superview.
I've done it this way:
The first step is done without an explicit CATransaction. These 2 animations just have beginTime set to CACurrentMediaTime(). And I'm applying changes to the views right after layer.addAnimation(...) call.
Everything works fine here.
In the second step implementation I call CATransaction.begin() at the beginning.
Inside begin/commit calls to CATransaction I create and add 2 CABasicAnimations to 2 different layers: one for changing the opacity from 0 to 1 (for UIView), and one for changing the opacity from 1 to 0 (for UIImageView). Both animations have beginTime set to CACurrentMediaTime() + durationOfThePreviousStep.
And right after CATransaction.begin() I call CATransaction.setCompletionBlock({...}), and in this completion block I apply changes to these two views: set their new alphas and remove UIImageView from superview.
The problem is, at the end of this whole animation the UIView that has alpha animated to 1 flashes, which means its alpha sets back to 0 (though I've set its alpha to 1 in the completion block) and right after this the completion block executes and its alpha goes up to 1 again.
Well, the question is, how to get rid of this flashing? Maybe this animation can be done in better way?
P.S. I'm not using UIView animations because I'm interested in custom timing functions for these animations.
EDIT 1:
Here's the code. I've deleted UIImageView alpha animation because it's not really necessary.
var totalDuration: CFTimeInterval = 0.0
// Alpha animations.
let alphaAnimation = CABasicAnimation()
alphaAnimation.keyPath = "opacity"
alphaAnimation.fromValue = 1
alphaAnimation.toValue = 0
alphaAnimation.beginTime = CACurrentMediaTime()
alphaAnimation.duration = 0.15
let alphaAnimationName = "viewsFadeOut"
view1.layer.addAnimation(alphaAnimation, forKey: alphaAnimationName)
view1.alpha = 0
view2.layer.addAnimation(alphaAnimation, forKey: alphaAnimationName)
view2.alpha = 0
view3.layer.addAnimation(alphaAnimation, forKey: alphaAnimationName)
view3.alpha = 0
view4.layer.addAnimation(alphaAnimation, forKey: alphaAnimationName)
view4.alpha = 0
// Image View moving animation.
// Add to total duration.
let rect = /* getting rect */
let newImagePosition = view.convertPoint(CGPoint(x: CGRectGetMidX(rect), y: CGRectGetMidY(rect)), fromView: timeView)
let imageAnimation = CABasicAnimation()
imageAnimation.keyPath = "position"
imageAnimation.fromValue = NSValue(CGPoint: imageView!.layer.position)
imageAnimation.toValue = NSValue(CGPoint: newImagePosition)
imageAnimation.timingFunction = CAMediaTimingFunction(name: kCAMediaTimingFunctionDefault)
imageAnimation.beginTime = CACurrentMediaTime()
imageAnimation.duration = 0.3
imageView!.layer.addAnimation(imageAnimation, forKey: "moveImage")
imageView!.center = newImagePosition
totalDuration += imageAnimation.duration
// Time View alpha.
CATransaction.begin()
CATransaction.setCompletionBlock {
self.timeView.alpha = 1
self.imageView!.removeFromSuperview()
self.imageView = nil
}
let beginTime = CACurrentMediaTime() + totalDuration
let duration = 0.3
alphaAnimation.fromValue = 0
alphaAnimation.toValue = 1
alphaAnimation.beginTime = beginTime
alphaAnimation.duration = duration
timeView.layer.addAnimation(alphaAnimation, forKey: "timeViewFadeIn")
/* imageView alpha animation is not necessary, so I removed it */
CATransaction.commit()
EDIT 2: Piece of code that cause the problem:
CATransaction.begin()
CATransaction.setCompletionBlock {
self.timeView.alpha = 1
}
let duration = 0.3
let alphaAnimation = CABasicAnimation()
alphaAnimation.keyPath = "opacity"
alphaAnimation.fromValue = 0.0
alphaAnimation.toValue = 1.0
alphaAnimation.duration = duration
timeView.layer.addAnimation(alphaAnimation, forKey: "timeViewFadeIn")
CATransaction.commit()
Maybe the problem is because the timeView has a UITextField and a UIScrollView with 4 subviews. I've tried to replace timeView with a snapshot of timeView (UIImageView), but that didn't help.
EDIT 3:
New code. With this code, timeView always has alpha = 1, and it also animates from 0 to 1.
CATransaction.begin()
CATransaction.setCompletionBlock {
self.imageView!.removeFromSuperview()
self.imageView = nil
}
let alphaAnimation = CABasicAnimation()
alphaAnimation.keyPath = "opacity"
alphaAnimation.fromValue = 0.0
alphaAnimation.toValue = 1.0
alphaAnimation.duration = 0.3
alphaAnimation.beginTime = beginTime
timeView.layer.addAnimation(alphaAnimation, forKey: "timeViewFadeIn")
timeView.alpha = 1.0
CATransaction.commit()
Just looking at your code, I would expect it to flash. Why? Because you have animated timeView's layer's opacity from 0 to 1, but you have not set it to 1 (except in the completion handler, which will happen later). Thus, we animate the presentation layer from 0 to 1 and then the animation ends and it is revealed that the opacity of the real layer was 0 all along.
So, set timeView's layer's opacity to 1 before your animation gets going. Also, since you are using a delayed beginTime, you will need to set your animation's fillMode to "backwards".
I was able to get good results by modifying your test code to be self-contained and to look like this; there is a delay, the view fades in, and there is no flash at the end:
CATransaction.begin()
let beginTime = CACurrentMediaTime() + 1.0 // arbitrary, just testing
let alphaAnimation = CABasicAnimation()
alphaAnimation.keyPath = "opacity"
alphaAnimation.fromValue = 0.0
alphaAnimation.toValue = 1.0
alphaAnimation.duration = 1.0 // arbitrary, just testing
alphaAnimation.fillMode = "backwards"
alphaAnimation.beginTime = beginTime
timeView.layer.addAnimation(alphaAnimation, forKey: "timeViewFadeIn")
timeView.layer.opacity = 1.0
CATransaction.commit()
There are some other things about your code that I find rather odd. It is somewhat risky using a transaction completion block in this way; I don't see why you don't give your animation a delegate. Also, you are reusing alphaAnimation multiple times; I can't recommend that. I would create a new CABasicAnimation for each animation, if I were you.
I am trying to extract animations from one DAE file that contains a few animations. I want to break up the animation in groups so I can play specific animations in the timeline.
I am using the "skinning" slide from the WWDC as a reference, but it is all in objective-c and I think something has been lost in translation when trying to do this in swift.
I have my character loaded in the scene but when i run this code the animation does not run. Whats going on?
for animationID in animationsIDs {
if let animation = sceneSource.entryWithIdentifier(animationID, withClass: CAAnimation.self) as? CAAnimation {
var maxDuration = max(maxDuration, animation.duration);
longAnimations.append(animation)
}
let longAnimationsGroup = CAAnimationGroup()
longAnimationsGroup.animations = longAnimations
longAnimationsGroup.duration = maxDuration
let idleAnimationGroup :CAAnimationGroup = longAnimationsGroup.copy() as CAAnimationGroup
idleAnimationGroup.timeOffset = 0.0
_idleAnimationGroup.animations = [idleAnimationGroup]
_idleAnimationGroup.duration = 1.0
_idleAnimationGroup.repeatCount = FLT_MAX
_idleAnimationGroup.autoreverses = true
SCNTransaction.begin()
self._character.addAnimation(_idleAnimationGroup, forKey: "animation")
SCNTransaction.commit()
it seems that your for loop is missing a closing bracket. Currently you are adding (and thus overriding) an animation with the key "animation" for each animationID
how and where is _idleAnimationGroup created?