UIImageView about hero HOT 12 CLOSED

0.1.4 is out now. You can use the new .useNormalSnapshot modifier to request a normal snapshot instead of the optimized one.

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Try import Hero to your file.

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Well yes it works programatically but not as IBInspectable

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Weird. It should appear. The example project also uses heroID in storyboard on UIImageView.

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The UIImageView I'm using is a custom subclass with a bunch (lots) of IBInspectable, it seems to me like XCode can only display a certain amount of Inspectables and drops the others ...

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But while I'm at it, another question / issue... that UIImageView Subclass I'm using gives me the ability to define a circular mask. When Hero animates the transition between the two UIImageViews with Circular mask, Hero seems to drop the mask for a fraction of a second and displays the image in a square frame... Ultimately the image is displayed correctly with that circular mask, but just during the transition it reverts to its square state ...

Any idea how I can overcome this behavior?

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@Cre8it It is because Hero does an optimization with UIImageView. Instead of taking a snapshot, it just uses a regular UIImageView when it sees a UIImageView being animated. This provide smoother animation & works great with a default UIImageView, but doesn't support subclass or masking. I will have a new modifier in the next version to disable this level of optimization for a specific view.

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Thank you for the detailed explanation. any idea when this next release will be available, or how I could circumvent this problem for now, even if I have to adapt something in the library?

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Should be out soon. Either today or tmr.

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That's awesome!

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@Cre8it Let me know how it goes.

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Absolutely amazing @lkzhao, just updated, implemented the modifier and it works perfectly. Your library is worth gold and makes app development even more compelling ;)

Your support is definitely A class as well, thank you

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