Have you tried the all new shared element transition API 💫as a part of today's compose-animation 1.7.0-alpha07 release? https://t.co/qduWO1LNjX
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Great example of a "local" shared element transition, where the SharedTransitionLayout is contained within one small layout. 👏👏 The resulting shared transition overlay is scoped to only the BasicTextField. Therefore no need to concern with rendering on top of bottom bar, etc🔥
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@anwar_va Thanks for reaching out. I'm not seeing any animation at all in the video, not even the fade for the incoming and outgoing content. First thing I'd check is if the animation duration scale is set to 0.
👋 I've been in a slump lately and could barely motivate myself to code anything. Never have I opened the fridge more often to see the same content over and over again... I feel better today, so here is a custom selection menu, powered by some micro animations. #jetpackcompose
The second bottom bar style just made it into the new library, but it's probably only useful for mobile since it doesn't suit the other platforms
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An animated SegmentedControl component implemented in Compose using:
- Modifier.animateBounds(), new in 1.8.0-alpha01!
- LookaheadScope
- Custom Layout
Code: https://t.co/eEU1e4WrrF
@GakisStylianos@its_sasikanth Yes, I was going to suggest using the `Transition` to animate the corner radius. Seems like you already did that. If you observe the lookahead size for the initial & target content, you may be able to derive the progress based on the current size, but that's a lot of manual work.
Check out the new ADB podcast where you can hear about the thoughts that went into designing the compose animation system, as well as the making of shared element APIs. 😊📢
A new episode of #ADBPodcast is here! → https://t.co/caoSRZ8ZU7
This time, we chat with the Compose team about animations in Compose — covering everything from the basic primitives up to the recently added Shared Element Transitions.
@halilozercan Glad to hear that. zIndexOverlay would indeed be more appropriate, since that z-order is intended for transient changes while the items are transitioning in the overlay.
BTW, cool demos like this are welcome in compose demos. That way more people could see and learn from them.❤️
It's been a while since I did one of these challenges in Compose. This one is quite easy, especially with the sharedElement modifier. Discovering that everything I need to customise is already a parameter on the sharedElement modifier is a true sign of a perfectly designed API.