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* LinearInterpolator – Used to specify that the animation is to be performed at a constant rate.
* OvershootInterpolator – Causes the animated view to overshoot the specified destination position before returning. The overshoot can be configured by specifying a tension value.
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As will be demonstrated in this and later chapters, interpolators can be specified both in code and XML files.
Transitions can be configured to target specific views (referenced by view ID). For example, the following code will configure the previous fade transition to target only the view with an ID that matches myButton1:
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TransitionSet myTransition = new TransitionSet();
Change the value from “sequential” to “together” to indicate that the animation sequences are to be performed in parallel.
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== Working with Interpolators ==
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* linearInterpolator
* overshootInterpolator
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The attribute keyword is replaced by the name attribute of the interpolator for which the value is to be changed (for example tension to change the tension attribute of an overshoot interpolator). Finally, value represents the value to be assigned to the specified attribute. The following XML, for example, contains a custom cycle interpolator configured to cycle 7 times:
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