Making the Victory Native Line animation right-->left (hack for animation to select subset of data)

[JamisonSavvyWealth]

Curious if anyone has advice for a workaround here. Currently building out a chart that will have 4 buttons to select various subsets of financial data (3 yrs - present, 1 yr - present, etc). I know there is technically no way to animate the addition or removal of points via the built-in skia point interpolation as mentioned in the docs. As a workaround, I've built a hack that does the following:

1. Saves the selected data in state
2. Displays selected data + some extra, padding data points that are used to make sure animations still run. So if we select 9 points out of 12, I display the selected data points and then 3 extra "padding" points
3. After the first animation is complete, width is set to screenWidth * (1 + totalDataLength - selectedDataLength) / (selectedDataLength - 1). This expands the width just enough for the graph to overflow out of the parent box so that only the selected data is displayed, and there is a single animation connecting state1 --> state2.

Now this works okay, but the animation is still slightly confusing because it makes it look like the user is selecting the "first N points" when they're really selecting the "last N points." I've considered setting another property like right: calculatedWidth-screenWidth in order to essentially expand the graph width left instead of right; however, the line animation always grows from left-->right, so this creates a sudden "jump" in the animation (see second recording below).

Is there any way to make the line grow right-->left or any place in the victory repo OR skia repo that I should look to try to add this in myself?

This is what it looks like with my current logic:

447930275_997263208657094_5877279501665028056_n.mp4

This is what it looks like with the addition of right: calculatedWidth-screenWidth

RPReplay_Final1718034584.MP4

[JamisonSavvyWealth]

Still interested in an answer to this if possible!