Hello, I have one question about these moving items. Is it possible to change sth in the src files, so that clicked items won't move any more? Or move faster/slower? -- edited -- Sorry, I've found that. Now I have soma layer issues - "living" image is moving below the dead one... Is it possible to move these "living" objects above (let's say to the upper layer) these dead ones?
With the 2.0 version you’re not able to make image layers and the current image order is determined based on when the images are loaded to the canvas. This means the newest loaded images will always be on top while the older images will be behind them based on when they are loaded. I don’t know the new release will have this option or not but it depends on the LWC Team.
Love this app. Just a hacker at Java though -and after 50+ builds to test slowing down the Pop state (e.g. pop .png becomes a fortune it scrolls too fast to read. Kindly, how did/do you slow down the dying state? It made sense to me to tinker somewhere here : Pop_Item.java, line 23: private int life = (test higher values?); // milliseconds .. and... line 68 : (255 * (1 - (this.age / this.life)))); (increase value?). ...Cheers.
Thanks - what I mean is, when the user clicks on the falling items, and the pop items appears in it's place, it "scrolls" too fast. I want to slow it down, because I am using the png pop item as a text item instead, and need to slow it down for folks to read.
The logic for that is located in this piece of code in SBLiveWallpaper.java: Code (text): else if (!mPopStyle.equals("none")) { if (mPopStyle.equals("text")) { mPopItems.add(new Pop_Item(randomPopText, calcSpawnPosition(i, randomPopText, mPaint_PopText), 300, mPaint_PopText)); } else if (mPopStyle.equals("image")) { mPopItems.add(new Pop_Item(randomPopItem, posItem, 350)); } else if (mPopStyle.equals("both")) { if (Math.random() < 0.5) mPopItems.add(new Pop_Item(randomPopText, calcSpawnPosition(i, randomPopText, mPaint_PopText), 300, mPaint_PopText)); else mPopItems.add(new Pop_Item(randomPopItem, posItem, 350)); } } Depending on your interaction style, you should play with the numbers found in brackets of Pop_Item. They are the ones that define the lifetime of each pop item. I am ashamed to admit that I don't recall what units the numbers are in. Play around and you'll see that they slow down the higher the number.
