Bringing After Effects shape animations to Unity.

Inspired by the Lottie frameworks, which utilize animation data from After Effects to create animated vector graphics on native platforms.

With the help of Unity's Vector Graphics package, this library brings the same to Unity.

Examples

Features

Currently supports animation for:

• Shape paths
• Shape fill color
• Shape stroke color
• Layer anchor points
• Layer position
• Layer rotation (X, Y, Z)
• Layer scale
• Layer opacity
• Blending between compositions
• Single layer precompositions [IN PROGRESS]

Usage

First, use the Bodymovin extension in After Effects to export your composition.

Second, enable Vector Graphics from the Package Manager in Unity.

Third, add the exported json to your Resources folder.

Editor

Add a Movin Renderer component to your GameObject, and point the resourcePath to your json file (located under Resources)

Script instantiation

Movin mov = new Movin(transform, "json/samurai");
mov.Play();

Pass your GameObject's transform as a parameter, followed by the json path (located under Resources)

Optional parameters

Sort [Int]: Order in layer Scale [Float]: Scale of rendered composition Stroke Width [Float]: Width of AE strokes Loop [Bool]: Should the composition loop Quality [Float (0.01 - 1.0)]: Quality of the shapes drawn (lower is better)

TODO

• Concurrent playing composition blending
• Nested Precomps
• Masking / Alpha Mattes
• Parametric shapes
• Stroke size, width, opacity
• Fill opacity
• Time remapping
• Animating bitmap layers
• Blend mode support