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I'm trying to cope with some problem in finding good idea. I would like to make interesting menu like in games on Android (eg. ANngry Birds or here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3g6SdTODY4) In this panda game I supose that first menu are simply 3 color buttons, but what about this sliding menu later with stages description - this same as in angry birds? Telling the truth I have got no idea what object it can be?

I will be glad if someone can tell me that. Or the best to give some tutorials about it. I cant google any.

sebap123
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It can be your custom view provided with your translation animations and handling its visibility on the click of the default menu button (via onKeyDown()) on Android.

akkilis
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  • I see you don't get what I meant. Did you check those games? I don't mean menu opened after MENU key pressed. I mean onscreen menu where you can choose for example start, level or something like that. – sebap123 Jan 12 '12 at 17:03
  • @sebap123, looks like you didn't get the answer. – Dmitry Zaytsev Jan 12 '12 at 17:06
  • oh common, if that is what you are asking, I wud say its simply playing with the layout positions and animations (translations). One can use "view stub" also. There is a lot of stuff already provided by Android to accomplish that. – akkilis Jan 12 '12 at 17:08
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Well, it seems that this sliding stage description is implemented with some simple layout placed to HorizontalScrollView and some animation applied to the buttons.

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  • I see you don't get what I meant. Did you check those games? I don't mean menu opened after MENU key pressed. I mean onscreen menu where you can choose for example start, level or something like that. – sebap123 Jan 12 '12 at 17:03