I am using animators (ObjectAnimator) to animate few properties (scale, rotate) of a view.
Target view is animating properly when ObjectAnimators are set to it.
But there is an added requirement to get view to the original position (reset) after a while.
I tried to cancel() the animator but it only cancels the animation and doesn't reset the view.
Possible solution : creating another animator that does just opposite of the initial animator.
Is there any other way to reset it ?
See the solution I came up with as I had a similar issue with animations inside views in a recycler view, so I had to find a way to reset them:
Trying to reset values from Property Animator to be used in recycler view
Good news in Android O these will be better supported
I met the same problem, because I animate the view use ViewPropertyAnimator
, addView()
andremoveView()
again and again for not creating new view, but a view can be show once, when you remove the view, you call addview() again, it is no show, but you see the propery visibility is visiable and animationListener
also be called. it is strange.
Do you mean stop a running animation? If so, call clearAnimation()
to remove animations from the views that you called startAnimation();
If what you mean is to reset the view to its original appearance after the animation is over, always setFillAfter(false);
to the animations.