dependencies {
    implementation 'com.blunderer:easy-animated-vector-drawable:1.0.5'
}Simply call setImageType() on any ImageView and give it the type of the drawable:
    ImageView imageView = (ImageView) findViewById(R.id.image_view);
    // Kotlin
    imageView.setImageType(EasyAnimatedVectorDrawable.Type.PLAY)
    // Java
    EasyAnimatedVectorDrawable.setImageType(imageView, EasyAnimatedVectorDrawable.Type.PLAY);If you want to change the color of the drawable, just give also the color:
    // Kotlin
    imageView.setImageType(EasyAnimatedVectorDrawable.Type.PLAY, Color.RED)
    // Java
    EasyAnimatedVectorDrawable.setImageType(imageView, EasyAnimatedVectorDrawable.Type.PLAY, Color.RED);or
    // Kotlin
    imageView.setImageType(EasyAnimatedVectorDrawable.Type.PLAY, ContextCompat.getColor(context, R.color.red))
    // Java
    EasyAnimatedVectorDrawable.setImageType(imageView, EasyAnimatedVectorDrawable.Type.PLAY, ContextCompat.getColor(context, R.color.red));Here is the list of all currently supported types:
- 
PLAY
 - 
PAUSE
 - 
STOP
 - 
LEFT_ARROW
 - 
UP_ARROW
 - 
RIGHT_ARROW
 - 
DOWN_ARROW
 
The included drawable types are not useful for your app?
You can use your own animated vector drawables like this:
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