ExpressionAnimation should support resting points that can invoke keyframe animations
See original GitHub issueTake a pull-to-refresh scenario for example, if I pull down the list by say, 120px
, I’d like the expression animation to kick off a keyframe animation and ignore the expression calculation.
Does this make sense?
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- Created 6 years ago
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Ok - that makes sense. Thanks for sending this info over, we’ll use this information to help evaluate this feature against the rest of our work. If other scenarios come to mind, send them our way 😃
Thanks again @JustinXinLiu!
@JustinXinLiu thanks for the feedback. We’ve created this UserVoice feedback item and will be tracking it there.