There is no public this() method in the class de.looksgood.ani.Ani about ani HOT 7 OPEN

Apparently method resume() can't be invoked when the Ani isEnded().
Maybe replace pause() w/ end() and resume() w/ start()? 💡

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You are right! The following works properly. The only downside is that you are are starting with the ended animation, which in some cases may be undesirable. Here is what works, does not throw previous error.

In constructor:

Cirlce() {
    // diameter animation
    diameterAni = new Ani(this, duration, "diameter", diameterEnd);
    diameterAni.end();
  }

Bang method:

void bang() {
    diameter = diameterStart;
    diameterAni.start();
  }

Thanks! The idea of using pause/resume/seek is great though, it helps you prep an Ani in the state that you want. Would be great to see that refactored to be able to restart when a Ani has ended.

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You can always check for isEnded() or isPlaying() before invoking resume(). 🌟

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Hi @julsgud Thanks for the bug report and pointer! I can confirm that this is a bug :( Will try to fix it with the next maintenance update (might take some time), as Ani is no longer heavily under development. P5js is the future! :) Please use in the meantime the workaround of @GoToLoop. Cheers! All the best, Benedikt

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Hey @b-g! @GoToLoop 's workaround does the job pretty well! Great to hear you are placing your future bets on p5js. Any plans for an Ani for p5js? Would love to help/support making that happen. Woop! Best, Juls

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Hi @julsgud, Yes I think javascript is one of the main leads for the future of creative coding in terms of technicalities ... However there are so many animation libraries in javascript that I'm not convinced whether it is a good idea / worth the effort to port Ani to JS. Or what do you think?

https://github.com/tweenjs/tween.js/
https://greensock.com/tweenlite
https://github.com/juliangarnier/anime
...

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Hey @b-g , I have to say I agree. It also seems that tween.js has a similar approach to Ani declarations, great to have that simplicity there too. Will start doing some tests to see how well they play with p5js. Thanks for sharing these!

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