Add elapsed time to Animation #23
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That's a great addition, thanks a lot! Makes perfect sense to have that property. Also, if you have any progress on updating flame-example to the latest version, please let me know or open a PR there, it's long overdue to update that repository :)) |
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Disclaimer: Hello! This is my first PR to this repository, hope it is useful.
I was implementing flame-example with the latest release of Flame (0.9.4), and the
Animation.lifeTimeproperty doesn't exists anymore. I tried swapping with the.clockproperty, but I think it changed semantics to count the elapsed time since last frame, so I ended up creating another property,.ellapsed, to indicate how long (in seconds) an animation has been running. This allows flame-example to work again.