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ig-animator

v0.0.52

Published

3 years ago

Immutable games animation system

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charlie.mckenzie

Immutable Games Animator

Warning IMMUTABLE GAMES ANIMATOR IS UNSTABLE Since it has not hit the version 1.0 yet, its public interface should not be considered final. Future releases may include breaking changes without further notice. We will do our best to keep this documentation updated providing visibility on breaking changes planned.

An animation framework that combines several libraries together (lottie / gsap / pixi / threejs). Ig-Animator helps to orchestrate syncing multiple animations from After Effects (exported via Bodymovin) and GLTF models in a 3D environment using threeJS.

Installation and configuration

Clone repo

Prerequisites:

Your Node version needs to be 16.x. If you've already installed a later version, you'll need to switch to 16.x with a tool like n or nvm.

To install this repository:

git clone [email protected]:immutable/ig-animator.git
cd ig-animator
nvm install && nvm use (set expected node version)
npm install
npm run start

Building

Run npm run build to build the library or nx build ig-animator.

Running unit tests

Run nx test ig-animator to execute the unit tests via Jest.