ExplosionAnimation

An Amazing Explode Animation

This is an explode animation. When I first saw the repository ExplosionField, I was so surprised and wanted to write it by myself. So I did it.
What else ? I refactored the project, and you can implement your particles easily. And I also made an ExplosionLayout.

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Demo

Download Demo

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usage

Explode View

Step 1

Use it in your activity onCreat():

    ExplosionField mExplosionField = ExplosionField.attach2Window(this);

Step 2

Then use the explode(Context context, View view,Particle particle) to explode your View.

    mExplosionField.explode(MainActivity.this, view, new ExplodeParticle());

And you can explode all of views even the groupviews. I made some particles like ExplodeParticle FlyAwayParticle RightParticle LeftParticle.
And you also can make your own particles by defining their moving.

Make your own particles

Step 1

Extends the class Particle

   public class ExplodeParticle extends Particle {
   
   }

Step 2

And you need to implement advance(float fraction) and newInstance().

    public void advance(float fraction) {
      ...
    }

    @Override
    public Particle newInstance() {
        return new ExplodeParticle();
    }

Use ExplosionLayout

There are some things you should be known, when you are creating ExplosionLayout.

1. There must be one childview.
   
2. You need to use ExplosionLayout in you listview item xml.
   

Step 1

Create a ExplosionLayout.

<com.gejiahui.library.explosionanimation.ExplosionLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
    android:orientation="vertical" android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"
    android:background="#FFFFFF"
    android:id="@+id/layout">

    <!-- What you want to show-->

</com.gejiahui.library.explosionanimation.ExplosionLayout>

Step 1

Implement ExplosionLayout.OnDeleteListener() in your listview adapter. like this:

 Viewgroup.setOnDeleteListener(new ExplosionLayout.OnDeleteListener() {
                @Override
                public void onDelete() {
                       mDatas.remove(position);
                       mColor.remove(position);
                       notifyDataSetChanged();
            });

I know my English is poor , and thank you to watch this README.md. You can see more details by download the code.

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About me

I am an android developer in China.