Last week I mentioned an interesting component inspired by the Skype app’s bendable action sheets allowing you to create views that bend on movement.
Here’s a similar component from Victor Baro using Core Animation and UIKit Dynamics to make a “bendable” view inspired by the Skype app along with a tutorial.
There’s also some interesting examples included with VBFJellyView demonstrating how the view bends with finger movements when connected to a UIPanGestureRecognizer, using it to create a “button” that expands/contracts on press and release, adding gravity, and collisions.
Here’s a video showing VBFJellyView in action:
You can find the tutorial over on Victor Baro’s blog.
You can find VBFJellyView on Github here.
A nice guide on making dynamic views.
- Tutorial: Using iOS 7 UIKit Dynamics To Make A Pong Game (Animations, Collisions, Physics)
- Example: A Photo Viewer With Animations Using The iOS 7 UIKit Dynamics API
- Open Source iOS Library For UIDynamics Runtime Visualization And Introspection
- Top iOS Development Resources For Week Ended October 20th, 2013
- Open Source iOS Drawer Style View Navigation Library Enhanced By Physics From UIKit Dynamics
Original article: Tutorial: Creating Bendable Dynamic Views With UIKit Dynamics And Core Animation
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