Anyone know how Apple manages to make the UI colour the same as the Image or another object colour?
Like overall I think this is a really cool fun effect I'd love to play with this effect some somehow
Heres an example with how the New Safari does it with the page colour but I see it with other Apple apps like the music Player app for example.
Like here also an example of how it pulls the colour into the UI
In the screenshots, I do not see what part of the screen it is. Is it one of your views in a view controller.
If so, just change the view background color.
In the ViewController code:
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
// Do any additional setup after loading the view.
self.view.backgroundColor = UIColor.blue
}
Or do you mean you want to adjust background colors of buttons to match the view background ?
Then do this on the buttons:
if the button has an IBOutlet
Then in viewDidLoad:
@IBOutlet myButton: UIButton!
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
// Do any additional setup after loading the view.
myButton.backgroundColor = self.view.backgroundColor
}
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Claude31
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ellj69
Add a CommentI probably miss something.
What is here the other object ? What is the color match in the screen shots ? It is easy to get a color of an object (its background) or find the color of a pixel on screen. So, what is the exact problem you face ?
It's not really a problem based but more of like an interest in getting something to work in a project like for example for a project I was thinking about doing is like having the album artwork reflect the same colour onto the background I was just thinking about how it would work I have saw it with a lot of different Apple apps so that's why I was thinking about working on something similar to it. Like iTunes 11 had the artwork would also show a similar to the background. It's basically like extending the user experience to making the colours blend more so the content matches the user experience.