Thanks to #SwiftUI 's powerful graphics APIs, I am this close to retiring my copy of Photoshop CS6 for good 🤏
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Joseph Humfrey · Dec 5
That’s super cool! I’m especially curious about how you did the stitches…
Florent Perillat · Dec 8
This looks so good, can’t believe you pulled this off with SwiftUI! That stroke trick is insane 🙌
Robert Schulke · Dec 6
Really like how this all comes together, but isn’t it a bit big on screen? 😬
GödelEscherSpock 🦿 · Dec 5
Nice! I am hoping to figure out some skeumorphic icons for my slide rule app despite me having no artistic skills. You give me hope! :-)
Chris Wu 🪐 · Dec 5
Robb that looks so good!
Zach Hamed · Dec 6
wow yes
robb · Dec 5
Quick tutorial how the stitching was achieved: - Use `strokedPath(_:)` to split the path into multiple lines, using a two-component dash array. - Convert to a CGPath, split it into subcomponents using `componentsSeparated(using:)`. - Apply a rotation to each line. - Merge them back together.
Shivam Rishi · Dec 8
This looks amazing! Great work
Michael Hanson · Dec 5
Fantastic.
Sebastiaan de With · Dec 5
oh my
Gavin Nelson · Dec 5
🤯
IKEH · Apr 18
Hi Robb :) Thanks for the great idea—I had a lot of fun trying it out! I especially appreciated the tip about componentsSeparated. One question: how did you get that rounded look when clipping with an SF Symbol? Adding white/black shadows above and below? I’ll grateful if you could share idea.
Eric Horacek · Dec 5
ShapeStyle.pebbledLeather makes it so much easier to match the leather in your gulfstream jet than it used to be