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Hi,
Will that happen for those devices that have battery saving enabled on Android? If that's the case just in developer mode, it can be ignored now as we have higher-priority work.
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Hi, Will that happen for those devices that have battery saving enabled on Android? If that's the case just in developer mode, it can be ignored now as we have higher-priority work.
Yes. I think that if we use a method that should by-pass the android system animations if they are disabled, the lottie animations should not be conditioned by the battery saving feature.
Let me add some context. I use lottie for a social game. To do a specific task, a outcome will be returned at the end of a animation. If the animations are disabled, the outcome will come faster, and some user will have an advantage
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If the system animations on android are disabled, we need from lottie to ignore that option
something like:
add
view.setIgnoreDisabledSystemAnimations(true);
in
LottieAnimationViewManager.java
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