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I gave some more code and love to my animator-library for processing and I think it has improved enough to release a new version

Animators can now be added to a Sequence

Sequence s = new Sequence();
s.addAnimator( new LinearAnimator( 500,100,200 ));
s.addAnimator( new SquareAnimator( 200, 200, 100 ));

the sequence can be started using s.start() and the value is fetched using s.get()

A simpler form of defining sequences is to use the string-parser

the same Sequence as above can be defined using

Sequence s = Sequence.parse( "S100,L500->200,Q200->100");

The animators are separated with a comma, each block starts with a letter and one or two parameter

• "S" is the start value
• "L" defines a LinearAnimator the first integer defines the time the second one the target value
• "Q" defines a SquareAnimator the first integer defines the time the second one the target value
• "R" defines a RootAnimator the first integer defines the time the second one the target value
• "D" defines a Delay in milliseconds

I also added a bunch of new Examples that show how to use the new features

As always feedback is very welcome!

I just made a Project-page for my animator-library

I also started adding some basic Documentation and added a download link to the source-code which I totally forgott in the anouncment blog post