ShakeEffect class

An effect that causes the target to shake with a specified intensity.

The ShakeEffect applies a shaking movement to the target, producing a random offset in its position. The intensity of the shake is controlled by the intensity parameter, and the effect can optionally weaken over time based on the weakenOverTime flag. When enabled, the intensity decreases as the effect progresses, giving a natural fading effect. This effect can be applied to any PositionProvider.

The shaking behavior is achieved by randomly altering the target's position within the bounds of the specified intensity. The ShakeEffect can be used to add dynamic, jittery animations to a component, often used for camera shakes or impact effects in games.

Constructors

ShakeEffect.new(EffectController controller, {PositionProvider? target, required double intensity, bool weakenOverTime = true, void onComplete()?, ComponentKey? key})

Properties

children → ReadOnlyOrderedSet<Component>
The children components of this component.
no setterinherited
completed → Future<void>
A future that completes when the effect is finished.
no setterinherited
controller → EffectController
An object that describes how the effect should evolve over time.
finalinherited
debugColor ↔ Color
The color that the debug output should be rendered with.
getter/setter pairinherited
debugCoordinatesPrecision ↔ int?
How many decimal digits to print when displaying coordinates in the debug mode. Setting this to null will suppress all coordinates from the output.
getter/setter pairinherited
debugMode ↔ bool
Returns whether this Component is in debug mode or not. When a child is added to the Component it gets the same debugMode as its parent has when it is prepared.
getter/setter pairinherited
debugPaint → Paint
The debugColor represented as a Paint object.
no setterinherited
debugTextPaint → TextPaint
Returns a TextPaint object with the debugColor set as color for the text.
no setterinherited
hasChildren → bool
Whether this component has any children. Avoids the creation of the children container if not necessary.
no setterinherited
hashCode → int
The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
intensity → double
final
isLoaded → bool
Whether this component has completed its onLoad step.
no setterinherited
isLoading → bool
Whether the component is currently executing its onLoad step.
no setterinherited
isMounted → bool
Whether this component is currently added to a component tree.
no setterinherited
isPaused → bool
Whether the effect is paused or not.
no setterinherited
isRemoved → bool
Whether the component has been removed. Originally this flag is false, but it becomes true after the component was mounted and then removed from its parent. The flag becomes false again when the component is mounted to a new parent.
no setterinherited
isRemoving → bool
Whether the component is scheduled to be removed.
no setterinherited
isShaking → bool
no setter
key → ComponentKey?
A key that can be used to identify this component in the tree.
finalinherited
loaded → Future<void>
A future that completes when this component finishes loading.
no setterinherited
mounted → Future<void>
A future that will complete once the component is mounted on its parent.
no setterinherited
onComplete ↔ void Function()?
Optional callback function to be invoked once the effect completes.
getter/setter pairinherited
parent ↔ Component?
Who owns this component in the component tree.
getter/setter pairinherited
previousProgress → double
The effect's progress variable as it was the last time that the apply() method was called. Mostly used by the derived classes.
no setterinherited
priority ↔ int
Render priority of this component. This allows you to control the order in which your components are rendered.
getter/setter pairinherited
removed → Future<void>
A future that completes when this component is removed from its parent.
no setterinherited
removeOnFinish ↔ bool
Whether the effect should be removed from its parent once it is completed, true by default.
getter/setter pairinherited
renderContext → ComponentRenderContext?
Override this method if you want your component to provide a custom render context to all its children (recursively).
no setterinherited
runtimeType → Type
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited
target ↔ PositionProvider
getter/setter pairinherited
weakenOverTime → bool
final

Methods

add(Component component) → FutureOr<void>
Schedules component to be added as a child to this component.
inherited
addAll(Iterable<Component> components) → Future<void>
A convenience method to add multiple children at once.
inherited
addToParent(Component parent) → FutureOr<void>
Adds this component as a child of parent (see add for details).
inherited
ancestors({bool includeSelf = false}) → Iterable<Component>
An iterator producing this component's parent, then its parent's parent, then the great-grand-parent, and so on, until it reaches a component without a parent.
inherited
apply(double progress) → void
Apply the given progress level to the effect's target.
componentsAtLocation<T>(T locationContext, List<T>? nestedContexts, T? transformContext(CoordinateTransform, T), bool checkContains(Component, T)) → Iterable<Component>
This is a generic implementation of componentsAtPoint; refer to those docs for context.
inherited
componentsAtPoint(Vector2 point, [List<Vector2>? nestedPoints]) → Iterable<Component>
An iterable of descendant components intersecting the given point. The point is in the local coordinate space.
inherited
contains(Component c) → bool
Whether the children list contains the given component.
inherited
containsLocalPoint(Vector2 point) → bool
Checks whether the point is within this component's bounds.
inherited
containsPoint(Vector2 point) → bool
Same as containsLocalPoint, but for a "global" point.
inherited
createComponentSet() → OrderedSet<Component>
This method creates the children container for the current component. Override this method if you need to have a custom OrderedSet within a particular class.
inherited
descendants({bool includeSelf = false, bool reversed = false}) → Iterable<Component>
Recursively enumerates all nested children.
inherited
findGame() → FlameGame<World>?
Fetches the nearest FlameGame ancestor to the component.
inherited
findParent<T extends Component>({bool includeSelf = false}) → T?
Returns the closest parent further up the hierarchy that satisfies type=T, or null if no such parent can be found.
inherited
findRenderContext<T extends ComponentRenderContext>() → T?
inherited
findRootGame() → FlameGame<World>?
Fetches the root FlameGame ancestor to the component.
inherited
firstChild<T extends Component>() → T?
Returns the first child that matches the given type T, or null if there are no such children.
inherited
lastChild<T extends Component>() → T?
Returns the last child that matches the given type T, or null if there are no such children.
inherited
measure() → double
Calculate the "measure" of the effect, which is the effect's distance from min to max progress. The "measure" is any property for which the notion of speed is well-defined.
noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic
Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
onChildrenChanged(Component child, ChildrenChangeType type) → void
This method will be invoked from lifecycle if child has been added to or removed from its parent children list.
inherited
onFinish() → void
This method is called once when the effect is about to finish, but before it is removed from its parent. The notion of "about to finish" is defined by the controller: this method is called when controller.completed property first becomes true.
inherited
onGameResize(Vector2 size) → void
Called whenever the size of the top-level Canvas changes.
inherited
onLoad() → FutureOr<void>
Late initialization method for Component.
inherited
onMount() → void
Called when the component is added to its parent.
inherited
onParentResize(Vector2 maxSize) → void
Called whenever the parent of this component changes size; and also once before onMount.
inherited
onRemove() → void
Called right before the component is removed from its parent and also before it changes parents (and is thus temporarily removed from the component tree).
inherited
onStart() → void
This method is called once when the effect is about to start, but before the first call to apply(). The notion of "about to start" is defined by the controller: this method is called when controller.started property first becomes true.
inherited
pause() → void
Pause the effect. The effect will not respond to updates while it is paused. Calling resume() or reset() will un-pause it. Pausing an already paused effect is a no-op.
inherited
propagateToChildren<T extends Component>(bool handler(T), {bool includeSelf = false}) → bool
This method first calls the passed handler on the leaves in the tree, the children without any children of their own. Then it continues through all other children. The propagation continues until the handler returns false, which means "do not continue", or when the handler has been called with all children.
inherited
rebalanceChildren() → void
inherited
remove(Component component) → void
Removes a component from the component tree.
inherited
removeAll(Iterable<Component> components) → void
Removes all the children in the list and calls onRemove for all of them and their children.
inherited
removeFromParent() → void
Remove the component from its parent in the next tick.
inherited
removeWhere(bool test(Component component)) → void
Removes all the children for which the test function returns true.
inherited
render(Canvas canvas) → void
inherited
renderDebugMode(Canvas canvas) → void
inherited
renderTree(Canvas canvas) → void
inherited
reset() → void
Restore the effect to its original state as it was when the effect was just created.
inherited
resetToEnd() → void
inherited
resume() → void
Resume updates in a previously paused effect. If the effect is not currently paused, this call is a no-op.
inherited
toString() → String
A string representation of this object.
inherited
update(double dt) → void
Implementation of Component's update() method. Derived classes are not expected to redefine this.
inherited
updateTree(double dt) → void
This method traverses the component tree and calls update on all its children according to their priority order, relative to the priority of the direct siblings, not the children or the ancestors.
inherited

Operators

operator ==(Object other) → bool
The equality operator.
inherited