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This delegate method is called if the GET request for fetching the Interactivity project is successful.

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This delegate method is called if the GET request for fetching the Interactivity project fails.

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The animation timing for a given transition class. Currently only the “Fade” transition is supported. The default value is 0.35

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The desired font for a text annotation. Unlike a web browser a UIFont size isn’t uniform across iPhone, iPad and tvOS. We use systemFontOfSize:weight: with the font size being 0.018% of AVPlayerLayer’s videoRect width and a weight of UIFontWeightMedium

You can use this delegate method to ovewrite the default UIFont.

If using a custom font make sure to follow Apple’s guidelines on embedding fonts. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/text_display_and_fonts/adding_a_custom_font_to_your_app

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The desired background color for a text annotation. Currently we only support the “MULLINS SPECIAL” (black) and “White” themes. If any other theme is selected the styling for “White” will be used.

For “MULLINS SPECIAL” we use RBG(68, 68, 68) with an 0.4 alpha component. For “White” we use UIColor.white with an 0.5 alpha component.

You can use this delegate method to set a custom background color for the text annotation.

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The desired text color for a text annotation. Currently we only support the “MULLINS SPECIAL” (black) and “White” themes. If any other theme is selected the styling for “White” will be used.

For “MULLINS SPECIAL” we use UIColor.whiteColor. For “White” we use UIColor.black.

You can use this delegate method to set a custom text color for the text annotation.

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This delegate method is called when a user taps the view of an BCOVInteractivityAnnotation which has been configured with a command.

You can access the command and command data with the annotation’s command and commandData properties.

You can then use those values to add additional behavior.

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This delegate method is called when a Time Triggered annotation becomes active

You can access the command and command data with the annotation’s command and commandData properties.

You can then use those values to add additional behavior.