Lottie tutorial?

[Sawer]

@Natan Hi
Found the file but I don't know in which specific file to place (there are a lot of "lib" folders)

[Sawer]

@nesta99 Any hint please?

[ustk]

@nesta99 There should be only one in your computer called /usr/local/lib/ ;)

[Sawer]

@ustk Thanks man!

https://youtu.be/6DSd0dQIXkE

As you can see here, i cant drag and drop. Please do you know the reason?

[d.healey]

@nesta99 Try copy paste instead.

How do you add the rlottie library to your installer so that the end user can see the animations?

[d.healey]

I've added the library to packages as shown in the image, but it's not being installed, any ideas?

Is this one of those situations where I need to use a post install script?

[Sawer]

@d-healey Working now. Ahaha don't know how/were to start tho.

[d.healey]

I found a solution for the installer. I just added the library as a separate package and gave it "librlottie" as the identifier. I also set the package to be required. I'll add this to my exporter tool when I do the next round of updates.

[Sawer]

Hi everyone.

After having the desired animation and the compressed file, how can i Load it to the panel Please?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks

[Sawer]

@nesta99 please guys, any idea?

[ulrik]

@nesta99 I think you should press "Compress" and copy the data.
then in Hise you make a reference to it like this:

const var animData = ("here goes your compressed data");

in the panel:

panel.setAnimation(animData);

[Sawer]

@ulrik thanks a lot. Will try it now!

[A Former User]

@d-healey

[d.healey]

@UrsBollhalder Huh, what you want?

[A Former User]

@d-healey I should have quoted your reply. Your solution on how to include the lottie library in packages just saved my life!

[d.healey]

@UrsBollhalder Aha now I get it. @Christoph-Hart mentioned at some point rlottie might be included directly in HISE (now that that the rlottie license is compatible) so we don't have to deliver it to the user with each install.

[A Former User]

@d-healey said in Lottie tutorial?:

I found a solution for the installer. I just added the library as a separate package and gave it "librlottie" as the identifier. I also set the package to be required. I'll add this to my exporter tool when I do the next round of updates.

Where do you set the destination for the librlottie? Because on MacOSX it lives in a hidden folder...

[d.healey]

@UrsBollhalder I can't remember, I haven't used it since I posted that comment. I was doing it for someone else's project.

[A Former User]

@d-healey Ok. But it worked in the end? I also put it in the AdditionalSOurceCode folder... I'll find a way.

[d.healey]

@UrsBollhalder Yeah it definitely worked.