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Animate a ball based on Accelerometer readings and make it continuous
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So I want to move a ball based on the accelerometer readings. Rather than moving I want to just displace it a bit from its original position to give it a 3d feel. I was able to do so by directly feeding the data from the accelerometer to the padding of my widget but it was very laggy. So I think animation could help here but I am not very good at it. But the problem is I don't know how to repeat the animation as the values change and make it look good.
I tried using animation with fixed begin and end and it works but I am not able to feed the variable data from accelerometer to the animation.
The code is available here: https://gist.github.com/iamyogik/be990a395b95177ab84d33a7e38bc7fb
I wish to see the ball moving around based on the accelerometer readings around its fixed position.
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So I want to move a ball based on the accelerometer readings. Rather than moving I want to just displace it a bit from its original position to give it a 3d feel. I was able to do so by directly feeding the data from the accelerometer to the padding of my widget but it was very laggy. So I think animation could help here but I am not very good at it. But the problem is I don't know how to repeat the animation as the values change and make it look good.
I tried using animation with fixed begin and end and it works but I am not able to feed the variable data from accelerometer to the animation.
The code is available here: https://gist.github.com/iamyogik/be990a395b95177ab84d33a7e38bc7fb
I wish to see the ball moving around based on the accelerometer readings around its fixed position.
android dart flutter flutter-animation asked Jan 3 at 10:25
Yogesh KumawatYogesh Kumawat
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So I want to move a ball based on the accelerometer readings. Rather than moving I want to just displace it a bit from its original position to give it a 3d feel. I was able to do so by directly feeding the data from the accelerometer to the padding of my widget but it was very laggy. So I think animation could help here but I am not very good at it. But the problem is I don't know how to repeat the animation as the values change and make it look good.
I tried using animation with fixed begin and end and it works but I am not able to feed the variable data from accelerometer to the animation.
The code is available here: https://gist.github.com/iamyogik/be990a395b95177ab84d33a7e38bc7fb
I wish to see the ball moving around based on the accelerometer readings around its fixed position.
android dart flutter flutter-animation asked Jan 3 at 10:25
Yogesh KumawatYogesh Kumawat
13
So I want to move a ball based on the accelerometer readings. Rather than moving I want to just displace it a bit from its original position to give it a 3d feel. I was able to do so by directly feeding the data from the accelerometer to the padding of my widget but it was very laggy. So I think animation could help here but I am not very good at it. But the problem is I don't know how to repeat the animation as the values change and make it look good.
I tried using animation with fixed begin and end and it works but I am not able to feed the variable data from accelerometer to the animation.
The code is available here: https://gist.github.com/iamyogik/be990a395b95177ab84d33a7e38bc7fb
I wish to see the ball moving around based on the accelerometer readings around its fixed position.
android dart flutter flutter-animation android dart flutter flutter-animation asked Jan 3 at 10:25
Yogesh KumawatYogesh Kumawat
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