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    1. COJust as P.T. said, your SplashActivity didn't initialized libgdx, you can see line 249 of AndroidApplication is ((AndroidInput)getInput()).registerSensorListeners(); The input is initialized when you call AndroidApplication#initialize(..) which you didn't call in SplashActivity#onCreate(), that's why NullPointerException is thrown.
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    2. CO@Sriman If in case 2 you dont want the footer then does it mean user is unable to long press to add new item in case 2? It is kind of inconsistent compared to case 1&3. What if the remain space is only 10dp while the item is 30dp? The ListView still will scroll. If you don't wanna add new item once items can occupy the whole screen, then I think using LinearLayout rather than ListView might give you more customization. Sorry that I didnt come up with any suitable solution. :p
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    3. CO@vovahost There are quite a few ways to start animation in Android, so the code inside RecyclerListener#onMovedToScrapHeap(View view) depends. If you use ViewPropertyAnimator then you can call ViewPropertyAnimator#cancel(), if you use View#startAnimation to start animation then you should call View#clearAnimation() to stop it. The view passed to RecyclerListener#onMovedToScrapHeap(View view) is actually the same as convertView in Adapter#getView(), so you can also use findViewById or ViewHolder to find a child view and manipulate it.
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