Adam Bell :catPOWER: on Nostr: Most of my CoverFlow implementation involves a single concatenated transform ...
Most of my CoverFlow implementation involves a single concatenated transform per-item, but to port to SwiftUI I need to do weird combinations of scale / rotation3DEffect / projectionEffect and stack them all as individual view modifiers and then arbitrarily mess with the ordering / arguments till it looks right.
It works, it's just messy
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