I am using showcase view in my android app to give the users a tutorial of my app. Everything is working fine but the image displayed on screen is a circle like in the link-'https://www.novoda.com/blog/showcaseview-customisation-and-having-consecutive-showcases/'. I want to change it to a finger of the hand pointing to things like shown in-'http://images.pcworld.com/images/article/2012/07/screenshot_2012-07-02-13-27-42-11381455.png'. I have the Image in my drawable folder but I don't know how to use it. Any help??
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I tried glide slider but doesn't work like I want it. This is the link of a gif showing what I want to achieve. I need it to be:
fill the screen when clicked
Swipe-able
shrink to original size when back button is pressed
Simple transition from image to image, nothing fancy.
and compatible with Glide v4(any version would work tho)
Please help.
an example
I used PhotoView, a library, works like a charm.
Good day guys.I want to make the bottom part of my own image an curved line.Not to talk back and forth here is an image which i want to get into the application.
Important to notice that i have reached 10th result of the google and everything i came up was only some curved image not in my desired way,the whole image was curved and the lines of 4 parts were connected to single one.
So basically i want the image to be as rectangle as it comes from server and only curve the bottom part of a bitmap.Is that even possible?
Noticae the bottom line is curved,that what i want to achieve,and rest parts are rectangle.Thank you for your time.
If you are trying to change the image itself, photoshop or any editing tool is the right way to do it. besides if you are getting the image from a server somewhere then getting the image adjusted from the server, instead of modifying it on the client side(o your app) has lot of benefits.
But, if want to change the look not the image itself, then that could be achieved by creating a custom image view like answered here.
You can also use a card view hold your image view to achieve some curves, although i don't think that would be efficient or satisfactory for your case.
Sometimes, editing the image in Photoshop is the right way. This can save your android app CPU time.
See below screen I have tried to implement this animation using cover flow as we as Carousel animation but I am not getting same as represented in screen. if any body have done this type of animation please send me the code snippet,
I encountered the similar problem in my app sometime ago, Although I haven't worked on the numbers that you are displaying in bottom right corner of your image, but this link will provide you the full code for making a gallery like view with center image zoom.
You can also set the images according to the number, that you are showing in bottom right, I am doing this in my code now, but if you can understand the code for gallery, then you can also make the code for showing images according to number also or you can show the number according to image.
Here is nice solution https://github.com/davidschreiber/FancyCoverFlow.
I've tried it on Android 4.4 and 2.3.3
Edited. OK. Link below points on FancyCoverFlow lib . That provides few kinds of carousel animation of images.
Im working with android about image and onclick listener. The purpose of my app is to monitor the area that user clicks on the screen. For example, I have a picture containing a rectangular and a circle. Assume that the color of the whole picture is brown(wood). So when I click on the rectangular, the color of rectangle will change to yellow. When I click on the one part of the picture, the color of that part will change its color, but other parts do not change. So, Im thinking about the solution for this app. Do I have to cut this picture separately and put them into the screen by using relative review? Or is there any other way to do this(Set up a coordination system)?
Yes you have to cut this picture separately and put them into the screen by using relative review. For example two ImageView with your backgound.
You can slse the image as recommeded by the other post, or overlay the image with a RelitiveLayout with specific sized buttons (background = #android/color/transparent)
I have a CustomIcon class that displays a png using ImageView. I m going to want to be able to place another image view overtop of it on the fly and be able to hide/show the overlay. Can someone point me to a good tutorial to get me rolling?
It sounds like you would be well served by a RelativeLayout. This layout allows you (among other things) to place Views on top of each other.
You can see some "official" docs, and also a tutorial from Learn Android.