I’m making a game where the player throws a cube. I have 6 images that correspond to each cube, and I want to have shuffle effect like it’s randomly choosing between 1-6. How can this be done?
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I’m making a game where the player throws a cube. I have 6 images that correspond to each cube, and I want to have shuffle effect like it’s randomly choosing between 1-6. How can this be done?
Take a look at this post: Is it possible to animate an UIImage?
All you need to do is stop the animation when you have selected the random image.
As @kernix said in the comment, to stop the animation after it has animated once, all you need to do is set the repeat count to 1.
In order to have a callback method called after the animation, please see the following post: Access Method After UIImageView Animation Finish