Transitions in SwiftUI provide a smooth way to animate views as they appear or disappear. While SwiftUI offers built-in transitions like .slide and .opacity, you can create custom transitions to give your app a unique look and feel. In this article, we’ll explore how to create custom transitions in SwiftUI by combining different animations, modifiers, and effects to achieve more complex and engaging transitions.
Understanding Transitions
In SwiftUI, a transition defines how a view changes as it enters or exits the screen. Transitions are applied using the .transition() modifier on a view within an animation context. For example:
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