LottieAnimation

The composition that will be rendered. To generate a LottieComposition, you can use rememberLottieComposition.

The progress (between 0 and 1) that should be rendered. If you want to render a specific frame, you can use LottieComposition.getFrameForProgress. In most cases, you will want to use one of th overloaded LottieAnimation composables that drives the animation for you. The overloads that have isPlaying as a parameter instead of progress will drive the animation automatically. You may want to use this version if you want to drive the animation from your own Animatable or via events such as download progress or a gesture.

Enable this to debug slow animations by outlining masks and mattes. The performance overhead of the masks and mattes will be proportional to the surface area of all of the masks/mattes combined. DO NOT leave this enabled in production.

Sets whether to apply opacity to the each layer instead of shape. Opacity is normally applied directly to a shape. In cases where translucent shapes overlap, applying opacity to a layer will be more accurate at the expense of performance. Note: This process is very expensive. The performance impact will be reduced when hardware acceleration is enabled.

Enables experimental merge paths support. Most animations with merge paths will want this on but merge path support is more limited than some other rendering features so it defaults to off. The only way to know if your animation will work well with merge paths or not is to try it. If your animation has merge paths and doesn't render correctly, please file an issue.

Allows you to change the properties of an animation dynamically. To use them, use rememberLottieDynamicProperties. Refer to its docs for more info.

Define where the animation should be placed within this composable if it has a different size than this composable.

Define how the animation should be scaled if it has a different size than this Composable.