- Sceneform SDK for Android was open sourced and archived (github.com/google-ar/sceneform-android-sdk) with version 1.16.0.
- This site (developers.google.com/sceneform) serves as the documentation archive for the previous version, Sceneform SDK for Android 1.15.0.
- Do not use version 1.17.0 of the Sceneform Maven artifacts.
- The 1.17.1 Maven artifacts can be used. Other than the version, however, the 1.17.1 artifacts are identical to the 1.15.0 artifacts.
Animation for Sceneform quickstart
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Get started with Sceneform animation. This guide shows you how to:
- Set up your development environment to support animation
- Loading and running an animation in the sample app
This guide assumes that you have already installed and configured the Sceneform
SDK for Android. If not, see the Quickstart for Android
for installation and setup steps.
If you are new to working with skeletal animation, see
Model animation concepts
for an introduction.
Set up your development environment
Build and run the sample app
To build and run the Animation sample app:
Import the Animation sample
into Android Studio. This is located at samples/animation folder in the
Sceneform SDK.
To look at the animation assets in Android Studio, navigate to
app/sampledata/models. These assets are:
andy_dance.fbx. Primary dancing Andy animation model.andy_wave_l.fbx. Andy waving left animation data.andy_wave_r.fbx. Andy waving right animation data.baseball_cap.fbx. Andy's baseball cap.
In Android Studio, click Run ![]()
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Choose your device as the deployment target, and click OK to launch the
sample app.
As part of the build process, Android Studio compiles the assets into an
*.sfb format file.
On your device, grant camera access for the Animation sample app. Then
try out these steps:
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Last updated 2024-06-26 UTC.
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