rsx/overlays: Add support for animations #7184
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Megamouse
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Megamouse
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- Adds animation support. This commit adds the base framework and implements a translate animation used to slide elements around the screen. This is then used to implement the sliding animation for the trophy notification.
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Adds animation support. This commit adds the base framework and implements a translate animation used to slide elements around the screen. This is then used to implement the sliding animation for the trophy notification.
The main animations that will be added to various dialogs include fade_in, fade_out and sliding for the time being. Rotation is also fairly easy to add if required. Basically any transform that can be trivially represented in an equation. The only other remaining task here is adding the fade_in/out to the OSK to make its spawning/despawning a bit softer but that is for a later date.