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Class
Description
Convenience factory for various animations applied to
Nodes.Utility class to easily build animations of any sort.
Common base class for
Animations.ParallelBuilder and Animations.SequentialBuilder.Builder class for keyframes and keyvalues.
Implementation of
Animations.AbstractBuilder that uses a ParallelTransition as "main" animation.Builder class to easily create a
PauseTransition with fluent api.Implementation of
Animations.AbstractBuilder that uses a SequentialTransition as "main" animation.Builder class to easily create a
Timeline with fluent api.Simple immutable bean that has a node reference, a duration for the animation and
an action to perform when the animation ends.
Cubic Bezier implementation from https://github.com/gre/bezier-easing
Most common type of ripple, extends
Circle and implements Ripple.A simple implementation of
Transition that allows to specify
what to do when the ConsumerTransition.interpolate(double) method is called by using
a Consumer.Enumerator which defines 6 levels of
DropShadow effects from LEVEL0 to LEVEL5.Enumerator that offers some new
Interpolators for JavaFX's animations.Utility class which manages a preset number of
DropShadow effects ordered by DepthLevel, but
it also allows to create custom DropShadow effects with MFXElevationManager.shadowOf(Color, double, double, double, double).Basic implementation of the ripple effect described by Material Design guidelines, adapted to JavaFX.
From Google's material design guidelines:
A particular type of
Transition that follows the laws of the UAM (Uniformly Accelerated Motion)
to animate a target and make it look like it is decelerating towards the end of the animation.Simple bean that keeps track of two coordinates, x and y.
Specifies the public API every type of
Ripple shape should implement.Convenience class for building Ripple clip shapes.
Public API that all ripple generators should expose, this is also a connector between the
generator and
Ripple.Deprecated.