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Asked: June 10, 20222022-06-10T01:51:11+00:00 2022-06-10T01:51:11+00:00

java – Animating things framerate independent

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I want to animate some text thats in an arraylist that gets changed often but I can’t figure out how to animate it on the Y-Axis as it needs to move up and down and I’ve only set it up for obj.renderY += 10 * deltaTime but I need it to smoothly animate to the position wanted without overcomplciating it.

The current setup for animating the Y-Axis of the text is obj.renderY = (obj.renderY * (speed - 1) + offset) / speed and this is frame dependent and I haven’t figured out how I would implement deltaTime into it properly most of the times I’ve tried it just breaks it.

The offset is just equal to 2 + count * (fontHeight + 1) I don’t know if that would help but sure I’ll include it anyway. Thanks for taking your time and reading this post.

Example of trying to animate the texts movement:

float speed = 14;
obj.renderY = (obj.renderY * (speed - 1) + offset) / speed

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