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I'm trying to clone, mirror Main UIView to Preview UIView. Main UIView is 2 times bigger than Preview UIView. I'd like to move UILabels and images on Main UIView and clone (synchronize) that movement on preview UIView. I have been searching a solution however no found. Anybody know? Thank you for in advance!
I'm trying to clone, mirror Main UIView to Preview UIView. Main UIView is 2 times bigger than Preview UIView. I'd like to move UILabels and images on Main UIView and clone (synchronize) that movement on preview UIView. I have been searching a solution however no found. Anybody know? Thank you for in advance!
You might be able to use Core Image Layers to do that. There is a layer type CAReplicatorLayer that will duplicate the contents of one layer in another. I haven't used it though.
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Duncan C WareTo
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Thank you, Duncan! I'll reserch about CAReplicatorLayer!
Various iOS books show how to use replicator layers to set up a reflection, like the reflections used in coverflow.
Marcus Zarra's Core Animation book has an example project that does very close to what you want. It creates a custom subclass of UIView, ReplicatorView, that replicates all the subviews added to it in a reflection that is displayed below.
It would be quite easy to adapt that code to instead make the image smaller and place it somewhere else.
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Duncan C WareTo
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You might be able to use Core Image Layers to do that. There is a layer type CAReplicatorLayer that will duplicate the contents of one layer in another. I haven't used it though.
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0 • Off Topic Insightful Disagree Dislike Like AwesomeMarcus Zarra's Core Animation book has an example project that does very close to what you want. It creates a custom subclass of UIView, ReplicatorView, that replicates all the subviews added to it in a reflection that is displayed below.
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