Interpolation with React Native Animations 

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Oh, I think what you're looking for is this: const animation = Animated.timing(value, ...); animation.start(); // and later... animation.reset(); Thank you for commenting, I hope to see you around on the channel :)

@@eveningkid Thank you for your answer. I tried what you said but animation.reset() even if I don't have error anymore is not moving my element to the previous state. If I use .reset() while the animation move it will just stop the animation like it does with animation.stop() P.S : You should consider making a Udemy course on animations. The only one out there is outdated ans based on class components

Oh! I didn't read this right. start() takes a callback so you could do: animation.start(() => animation.reset()) If you want to loop the animation, consider using Animated.loop! You can find a lot more in the documentation reactnative.dev/docs/animated

Yes, what if you interpolate the image opacity?

Hey Olivier, you can have (if you're using hooks): const dimensions = useWindowDimensions(); ...to get the current width of your screen, then have your output range to be: outputRange: [0, dimensions.width], Percentages are normally matched to pixels, so we're just doing the same thing here :)

@@eveningkid You don't know how long I have been trying to figure this out, and the solution was so simple! I didn't even know about useDimensions(). Thanks so much!