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Implementing Android 6 Scene Transitions – A Tutorial

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== Designing the First Scene ==
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The first scene is going to consist of a relative layout containing three button views. Create this layout resource file by right-clicking on the app -> res -> layout entry in the Project tool window and selecting the New -> Layout resource file… menu option. In the resulting dialog, name the file scene1_layout and select RelativeLayout as the root element before clicking on OK.
For the purposes of avoiding duplicated effort, the layout file for the second scene will be created by copying and modifying the scene1_layout.xml file. Within the Project tool window, locate the app -> res -> layout -> scene1_layout.xml file, right-click on it and select the Copy menu option. Right-click on the layout folder, this time selecting the Paste menu option and change the name of the file to scene2_layout.xml when prompted to do so.
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Double click on the new scene2_layout.xml file to load it into the Designer tool and switch to Design mode if necessary. Select and delete the “Three” button and move the first and second buttons to the bottom right and bottom left locations as illustrated in Figure 29 3:
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== Implementing the Transitions ==
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When the application is now run the two buttons will gently glide to their new positions during the transition.
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