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Animations for android
https://github.com/dipanshkhandelwal/animations

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# Animations
## Types of animations in Android
#### In Android you can animate things in two ways :
1. Using **java**
2. Using **XML**

## Animations in this project
#### This project contains some basic animations in Android using XML code.
Types of animations in this project :
* **Blink Effect**
* **Clockwise Rotation**
* **Fade Effect**
* **Straight Movement**
* **Zoom Effect**
* **Slide Effect**

## Screenshots

## How to launch the project
1. Download **[Android Studio](https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html)** from the Google Developers site or using this [link](https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html).
2. Install the file to your pc.
3. Download the required **SDK(Standard Development Kit) Tools** .
4. **[Clone the repository](https://github.com/DipanshKhandelwal/Animations.git)** from : "https://github.com/DipanshKhandelwal/Animations.git" .
5. Open the project in Android Studio.
6. For launching the project you can either :
1. **Install emulator**
* For this you must have **HAMX (Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager)** installed in Android Studio IDE.
* To install **[HAMX (Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager)](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29136173/emulator-error-x86-emulation-currently-requires-hardware-acceleration)** refer here.
* You can download it at the time of installation of the Android Studio or install it afterwards in the **SDK manager**.
* Use your **AVD manager** for launching the app.
2. **Use your Android Phone**
* For using your phone, firstly connect your Android Phone with the pc using a data cable.
* Go to the Settings > Developers Setting.
* **Allow USB debugging**.
* **Run** the project from the Android Studio IDE.