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One last thing, as a bonus, is we have CATransitions. You’ll notice in a number of these animations that the text transitions between states is in a little bit more of an elegant fashion than our normal set text. Set text is very effective, but when you replace the text within about one frame, it’s very jarring. When you’re fading colors around your text, we really want to consider fading the text as well. | |
extension CATransition { | |
static func simpleFade() -> CATransition { | |
let fadeTransition = CATransition() | |
fadeTransition.duration = 0.125 | |
fadeTransition.type = kCATransitionFade | |
fadeTransition.timingFunction = CAMediaTimingFunction( | |
name: kCAMediaTimingFunctionEaseInEaseOut) | |
return fadeTransition | |
} | |
} | |
What we have right here is a simple category or extension on a CATransaction for a factory method. This one creates a simple fade transition. We can apply this to our UI label. This looks very similar to our basic animations. We have a duration, we have a timing function, but we also have a type. In this case, we’re going to call it a fade type. And that’s all there is to it. I just return this simple fade. | |
let simpleFadeTransition = CATransition.simpleFade() | |
titleLabel.layer.addAnimation(simpleFadeTransition, | |
forKey: "changeTextTransition") |
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