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5.3 Configure Animation Types

Learn how to configure various transition and element animation types

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Welcome to BRICKS.
This tutorial covers the third step of interaction control: configuring animation types. By completing this chapter, you will easily master the use of interaction control in the BRICKS Cloud Intelligent Display.


πŸ• Estimated time to complete this tutorial: 2–3 minutes

  • Step 1: Configure Transition Animations

    Select the duplicated Main 2 Canvas.
    In the property panel on the right, locate the Standby Easing property and click [ Edit ] to configure different transition effects for elements during the animation.

    Setting Brick Standby Easing

  • Step 2: Configure Animation Type

    ithin the animation properties:

    • You can configure the default setting with different animation methods.

    • Alternatively, you can assign animations to individual properties such as x, y, width, or height.

    For this example:

    • Set the method to [ easeOutBounce ]

    • Set the duration to 3 seconds

    For a full list of animation methods and their effects, refer to https://easings.net .

    Setting Easing method and duration

  • Step 3: Preview Playback

    Once configured, click Play Preview to view the transition effects.
    Feel free to experiment with different properties and easing methods to see how the outcomes vary.

  • Congratulations! You have now learned the basic concepts of animation types.



    The next lesson will introduce element entrance animations.

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