Why would it be great to include #LottieFiles animations in #JavaFX? This seems a nice answer... ;-)

"4.7 Million Motion Graphics Designers and Developers Turn to Lottie for Efficient Animation Workflow."

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/4-7-million-motion-graphics-161000528.html

Still a long way to go but the core library has been extended to be able to read both fixed and animated beziers. The demo app can now load a JSON LottieFile with such animated bezier and very first result of the visualization shows some "matching parts" ;-) Colors, strokes, fills etc. still to be done.

https://lottie4j.com/index.html

Screenshot: left expected result as static image, right generated image based on the JSON file.

#JavaFX #OpenJFX #Java #LottieFiles

I started working on a new #Java library to load and save #LottieFiles and #dotLottie, plus a #JavaFX player.

The very early steps are taken. A website on https://lottie4j.com thanks to #JBang, Mastodon account on @lottie4j, different Lottie JSON files can already be loaded and saved back to the same JSON, and a very first visual output showing there is some valid data being handled.

Sources: https://github.com/lottie4j

The JavaFX player component will be a very big challenge...

Does anyone know if I can add a @LottieFiles@twitter.com #JSON #animation to an email body?

#motiondesign #motionGraphics #lottiefiles #html #marketing #EmailMarketing