Lottie for iOS and Android.
This release focuses on a couple of very handy exports. You can now export Lottie into iOS and Android projects, reducing your time to iterate and helping with handoff to a dev.
Lottie iOS & Android
We added an export for you to test your Lottie animations directly in iOS or Android project. You can also just give your dev the project you export.
- Create a Lottie iOS export option
- Create a Lottie Android export option
- Standardize and move both into Templates
- Add font export to Android and iOS
- Create packages for bundling code for each platform
- Use minified Lottie files when exporting
- Create readmes
- Here’s a bit of butter… The Lottie iOS export will automatically run pod install for you. Mmmmm.
- Dynamically update Android SDK path for the exported project
- Updated the Lottie-Web readme along the way.
- Use proper template name in export window and export folder
Bugs
A whole swarm of bugs. Well, more like small swarm of bugs. Or, even, say, a few annoying fruitflies. Whatever…
- Fixed a crash with the Timeline creation controller
- Some lovely, patient, users were experiencing a very hard crash for us to resolve… We think it had to do with their source files… We fixed it. Maybe.
- Fix the createPlayer function in our Web exports
- Fix reversing of open paths
Path Editing
Ahhhh, yes. We’re working through our path editing feature. Here’s some tasty treats for you to chew on.
- You can now hit the Return key to enter path editting mode for a selected layer.
- You can exit path editing mode by hitting ESC…
- … and when you do, the parent layer of the object will be selected
- Oh, and you can use a menu item now to get into path editing mode as well
- When you create points on a curve, they will be mirrored.
- Improve handling of position of control points and rounded corners*
- Dragging a layer will now snap to path points.
Polish & Other Lovely Things
We made a few tiny, lovely, small improvements to the app as well this time around.
- Added some links into our app in certain places - e.g. when signing into your Flow account.
- Set UTMs for doc and tutorial buttons on Welcome Window
- Properly export the createPlayer function for our Web exports