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Hi,

The JSON file is read and stored in the database.
If you need to change something, you can re-upload it and it will overwrite the existing data.
If it is something different you are trying to do, let me know.

We are working on adding mouse over triggering of animations on the next version.

Cheers

Hi,

Does your ACF field print the shortcode’s output to the frontend?
If yes, can you give me a URL so i can take a look?

Cheers

Hi,

Thanks for the suggestions, we are working to have mouse triggered animations in the next release.
About the in/loop/out animations, we are looking into it. How would you use that?
Care to give an example?

Cheers

Hi,

I am afraid it is not that simple.
Most themes expect an image for the logo. Even if you install a plugin that adds SVG Support, Lottie/Bodymovin doesn’t export simple animated SVG’s.

In short, it’s is not possible unless you have someone custom code it, or find a theme that was coded to support animated logos using Lottie animations.

Cheers

Hi,

The latest version supports image assets.

Let us know if something doesn’t work as expected.

Cheers.

Hi Guys, sorry for the delay.

The latest version lets you change the Renderer used.
Try setting it to ‘html’ as the error message suggests.

Cheers

Hi,

Sorry, the plugin doesn’t have such functionality built in at the moment.
We ‘ll try to include that in the next version.

Cheers

Hi,

There is nothing on the plugin that adds a delay between loops.
Are you sure that delay is not in your initial animation?

Hi,

This is not supported out of the box at the current plugin version.
It may be added as a feature in a future release if there is demand for it.

You can do it using the methods of the Lottie API and some jQuery but that requires coding knowledge.

Cheers

Hi,

Could you tell me which version your Lottie/Bodymovin AE extension is at?
Also if you would like you can send me your json to [email protected] so i can take a look.

Cheers

There is a js Array that holds the animations data and instances.
So to access for example the first animation’s instance and add the event listener you would do this:

wpbodymovin.animations[0].instance.addEventListener('complete',doalert);

function doalert() {
   console.log('test completed');
}

@afallier I don’t have access to the ‘Ultimate Addons’ plugin.
If you can provide me a copy ( [email protected] ) i can take a look.

Hi,

Assets are not currently supported.
This plugin was developed for our own usage and we decided to make it public to help others as well. As we don’t use image assets we haven’t investigated how that would work in WordPress.

If you would like to send me your exported files to [email protected] i can take a look at how this could be done.

Cheers

Here is your video. I will also embed it into the plugin’s description.

Thank you!

Hi James,

Since this plugin uses the ‘official’ lottie/bodymovin library untouched everything that works with that, should with WP Bodymovin.

So to debug your issue, check the “Demo – Exports an html for local preview” when creating your animation’s JSON in AE. Then you can test with the exported html file in IE11 to see if it works as it should.

If it is a file you got from lottiefiles.com, then you can check that file directly on IE11 by visiting the lottiefiles.com page in IE11. If it works smoothly there it should also work through WP Bodymovin.