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Request: allow to view a single animation frame in layout editor

See original GitHub issue

Currently, if I use LottieAnimationView in XML, that has its lottie_rawRes defined, I still see an empty content.

Please allow to view it somehow in the layout editor.

Maybe add tools:frameToShow attribute, to let us choose which frame of the animation to show on the layout editor.

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Created 5 years ago
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AndroidDeveloperLBcommented, Jul 16, 2018

What am I seeing? And why close it? Have you added this feature?

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gpealcommented, Jul 16, 2018

@AndroidDeveloperLB Just tried forcing the layout preview to render Lottie and it seems like its rendering is clearly limited in functionality. This is what the lottie logo looks like:

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