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sahasveera
352 PointsAnimation Drawable
Please let me know what mistake i am making with the code below......
public void animateFrog() { ImageView frogImage = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.frog); AnimationDrawable jumpAnimation = (AnimationDrawable) Image.getDrawable(frogImage); }
4 Answers
Aaron Arkie
5,345 Pointspublic void animateFrog() {
ImageView frogImage = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.frog);
AnimationDrawable jumpAnimation = (AnimationDrawable) Image.getDrawable(frogImage);
}
Hello! i edited your code, check out how to do on the Markdown Cheatsheet just above the "Post answer" button.
Aaron Arkie
5,345 PointsOkay you are so close and you are definitely on the right track! You put the frogImage object as the parameter for .getDrawable. But you are actually going to use this object to get what it stores (i believe they are pictures). So the following code should work, i hope this helps!
public void animateFrog() {
ImageView frogImage = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.frog);
AnimationDrawable jumpAnimation = (AnimationDrawable) frogImage.getDrawable();
}
sahasveera
352 PointsThank you but I had already solved this problem..... But thanks for putting forth all the effort!!! :) @aaronarkie
Aaron Arkie
5,345 PointsNo problem im happy you solved it, good luck on the rest!:)