Is there a way to get an animation to run outside the bounds of the composable? So as to not have th...

# compose

[dewildte]

Is there a way to get an animation to run outside the bounds of the composable?
So as to not have the animation clipped?
Details in the thread.

[dewildte]

I have a View inside an AndroidView Composable that plays an animation.
The animation is getting clipped to the bounds of the View , I would like to prevent the clipping.

[dewildte]

@Rebecca Franks ☝️ ?

[Doris Liu]

Can you share a snippet? Curious if the animation is the only thing that is clipped? What animation API are you using? Also note that View system clips children by default.

[Chris Fillmore]

Just an idea: Have you tried applying Modifier.wrapContentSize(unbounded = true) to the AndroidView?

[Chris Fillmore]

I’m not sure if this works across the interop boundary, just a thought though

[dewildte]

@Chris Fillmore No I will try that.

[dewildte]

No cigar

[Chris Fillmore]

Le bummer

[dewildte]

@Doris Liu

val animation = rightIconImageView.drawable as AnimationDrawable
animation.start()

This is in the view.

[dewildte]

The view I am wrapping is wrapping other views and one of them is doing the above ☝️

[dewildte]

The rightIconImaveView is a ShapeableImageView

[Doris Liu]

Have you tried calling View#setClipChildren(false) on one or more parents of that ImageView.

[dewildte]

Trying that now

[dewildte]

None of that works right now.

[dewildte]

I have to time box this problem for now, solve it later.
Thanks for your help.