B4A Library [B4X] [B4A] B4XDaisy UI Kit - Native Components inspired by DaisyUI & Tailwind

Duque said:

Your library is amazing and very well done.

However, you indicate that it's B4X, but when running it in B4J, the first error appears: it doesn't recognize the Panel library (Pane is used in B4J).

This raises the question: is it fully B4X (compatible with all platforms) or is it designed only for B4A?
It's a shame that, for now, it only works in B4A and not in B4J and B4I.

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TILogistic said:

Very well done, congratulations.

If you're considering B4X (cross-platform) animations, you could use easing functions instead of the native ones.

Animation easing functions

After having seen the first post of this tread: My favourite animation trick: exponential smoothing. I decided to make a B4XPages project for the different easing functions and posted it there. The source of the equations comes from this site: Easing Equations Then, I was suggested to post it...

www.b4x.com

Or you could create a B4X animation engine (custom class) using easing function algorithms and others.

I worked on this a while ago, and now I'm updating it to add other functions to this animation engine, based on GSAP (GreenSock Animation Platform). That is, a B4XGSAP class.

ref.

Homepage

Supported by Webflow. Animate Anything - A wildly robust JavaScript animation library built for professionals.

gsap.com

example:

[B4X] Testing hundreds of object or view animations

I'm testing an animation class I created for cross-platform (B4X). ref. https://spicyyoghurt.com/tools/easing-functions

www.b4x.com

B4X:

Dim gsap As GSAP
gsap.Initialize(Button1)

'Animaciones en paralelo
gsap.Add("x", 0, 200dip, 1000, "easeOutQuad", True, 0, 0, False)
gsap.Add("alpha", 1, 0, 600, "easeOutBounce", True, 0, 0, False)

'Animación en serie (después de las anteriores)
gsap.Add("scale", 1, 1.5, 800, "easeInOutCubic", False, 0, 0, False)

'Animación final: cambio de color
gsap.Add("bgcolor", Colors.Red, Colors.Blue, 1500, "easeInOutSine", False, 0, 0, False)

gsap.Play

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