Lottie-ios: Setting Animation Property Crashes In 3.0.2

[Baconthorpe]

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• [x] The issue doesn't involve an Unsupported Feature
• [x] This issue isn't related to another open issue

This issue is a:

• [ ] Non-Crashing Bug (Visual or otherwise)
• [x] Crashing Bug
• [ ] Feature Request
• [x] Regression (Something that once worked, but doesn't work anymore)

Which Version of Lottie are you using?

Lottie 3.0.2

What Platform are you on?

• [ ] MacOS
• [x] iOS

What Language are you in?

• [x] Swift
• [ ] Objective-C

Expected Behavior

I placed an AnimationView in a storyboard and connected it to the view controller via outlet. In the view controller's viewDidLoad method, I load the animation and set the animation object and set the animation property of the AnimationView. I expect the the animation to appear in the AnimationView. When using a 2.X version of the library, this behavior functioned properly, though the syntax of setting the animation property was different.

Actual Behavior

The app compiles and runs. The view controller loads. The viewDidLoad method runs. Then, the app crashes with "EXC_BAD_ACCESS" on the line where the animation property of the AnimationView is set. The highlighted line is let pauseFrame = realtimeAnimationFrame in the removeCurrentAnimation method.

Code Example

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()

    animationView.animation = Animation.named("Onboarding_1")
    animationView.play()
}

Animation JSON

Unavailable for public display. Please let me know if it's relevant.

[buba447]

@Baconthorpe I recreated your setup and it is not crashing on my end. Is there anymore context you can give me to recreate the crash? Are you making any other calls to animationView in the view controller? Any settings in the storyboard that might affect it?

[Baconthorpe]

@buba447 Sent an email with the animation file. The only references in the view controller code to the AnimationView are its outlet and the screenshot above. The settings of the view in the storyboard are this:

Here is the view's XML in the storyboard file:

<view contentMode="scaleToFill" translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints="NO" id="O90-YE-6HB" customClass="AnimationView">
                                <rect key="frame" x="54" y="40" width="267" height="267"/>
                                <color key="backgroundColor" white="1" alpha="1" colorSpace="custom" customColorSpace="genericGamma22GrayColorSpace"/>
                                <constraints>
                                    <constraint firstAttribute="width" secondItem="O90-YE-6HB" secondAttribute="height" multiplier="1:1" id="Eq5-LY-seD"/>
                                </constraints>
                            </view>

[kaannesinn]

@Baconthorpe I had this crash yesterday and fixed by adding "Lottie" as module name to AnimationView outlet on the storyboard. May be it helps you too

[buba447]

Can verify that it will crash is Lottie is not set as the module name. For some reason when the the library is installed with cocoapods it will not autofill the module name. Im going to close this. Reopen it if you have further issues.

[Matsepura]

I set module name for AnimationView in my storyboard, but it not help me. Same crash.

[mashaf]

Same crash

if I set animationView.animation = Animation.named("MyAnimationName") in viewDidLoad, I get:

If I set the name of animation in the IB, I get:

[Baconthorpe]

Setting the module name in storyboard worked for me.

[digimarktech]

Setting module name worked for me as well. I had the same crash