Show HN: YapAnimator – Fast and friendly physics-based animator (opens in new tab)

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TekMol9y ago· 1 in thread

What is this? An iOS library to do CSS like transformations?

olliewagnerOP9y ago

You can easily control transformations with it (out of the box), but it's easily extensible to animate/smooth anything that you can control with a number (think sound, brush strokes in a painting app)

mendeza9y ago· 1 in thread

Nice! Can this work with CAAnimation, I would love to use this in Scenekit!

olliewagnerOP9y ago

Sure can! You'd add `Animatable` conformance to SCN Types (check out the Animatable.swift file for clear examples) and you'll be all set.

idibidiart9y ago· 1 in thread

I wonder how stuff like this gets to the front page of HN? Any idea? From the examples, it does not seem to be "physics based" like e.g. box2d.

idibidiart9y ago

Here is a physics based animation framework:

https://github.com/kripken/box2d.js/

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6 comments

6 comments · 3 top-level

TekMol9y ago· 1 in thread

What is this? An iOS library to do CSS like transformations?

olliewagnerOP9y ago

mendeza9y ago· 1 in thread

Nice! Can this work with CAAnimation, I would love to use this in Scenekit!

olliewagnerOP9y ago

Sure can! You'd add `Animatable` conformance to SCN Types (check out the Animatable.swift file for clear examples) and you'll be all set.

idibidiart9y ago· 1 in thread

I wonder how stuff like this gets to the front page of HN? Any idea? From the examples, it does not seem to be "physics based" like e.g. box2d.

idibidiart9y ago

Here is a physics based animation framework:

https://github.com/kripken/box2d.js/

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