Are you working with the native Android SDK , or the Unity Android Extension?

Accomplishing this will be easier in Unity. For native Android, you'll need to implement the animation code yourself in OpenGL. Here is a tutorial for iPhone that's applicable to Android for this purpose - http://iphonedevelopment.blogspot.com/2009/12/opengl-es-from-ground-up-part-9a.html

Alternatively you could use our Video Playback capability and manipulate the playhead to control the animation sequence. See the VideoPlayback sample for an example of how video is handled w/ Vuforia.

Hello, I am working with the native Android SDK. I have read the article you are proposing but i find it difficult to apply that code to Android :S.

The GLKViewController Class ,that the code starts with ,doesn't even exists in android..Who could i work with that "transformation"? Could you advice me step by step into that? I am noob in c++ and mobile Apps.

I have found here the code of the above example  http://code.google.com/p/iphonebits/source/browse/trunk/src/BouncyBall/Classes/GLViewController.m?r=17&spec=svn17

Thanks a lot,

Eva

Here's a project that you might be interested in - https://ar.qualcomm.at/content/vuforia-integration-gamekit

They've integrated GameKit w/ Ogre to Vuforia. You can author your animations using Blender and import them as .blend files.

Developing or integrating an animation engine on your own, w/o any C++ experience is going to be a challenge. The example that I'd linked shows the necessary OpenGL operations, but you'll need to adapt these to the rendering context that's demonstrated in the samples.

@Kamlameet, evaggelia: I am also trying the same thing..any success..??