It's more or less simple. You have an ivar CALayer *yourLayer. Then you set the delegate and implement the delegate method (id)actionForLayer:forKey: (void)awakeFromNib { yourLayer.
Delegate = self; yourLayer. Name = @"yourLayer"; } - (id )actionForLayer:(CALayer *)layer forKey:(NSString *)event { if(layer. Name isEqualToString yourLayer.Name) { // Check for right layer CABasicAnimation *ani = CABasicAnimation animationWithKeyPath:event; // Default Animation for 'event' ani.
Duration = .5; // Your custom animation duration return ani; } else return nil; // Default Animation }.
It's more or less simple. You have an ivar CALayer *yourLayer. Then you set the delegate and implement the delegate method -(id)actionForLayer:forKey: - (void)awakeFromNib { yourLayer.
Delegate = self; yourLayer. Name = @"yourLayer"; } - (id )actionForLayer:(CALayer *)layer forKey:(NSString *)event { if(layer. Name isEqualToString yourLayer.Name) { // Check for right layer CABasicAnimation *ani = CABasicAnimation animationWithKeyPath:event; // Default Animation for 'event' ani.
Duration = .5; // Your custom animation duration return ani; } else return nil; // Default Animation }.
A different way to do this: CATransaction begin; CATransaction setValue:NSNumber numberWithFloat:2.5f forKey:kCATransactionAnimationDuration; //Perform CALayer actions, such as changing the layer contents, position, whatever. ACALayerObject. Contents = self newCALayerContents; CATransaction commit; That code would animate the change of the CALayer's contents over 2.5 seconds.
You can also use this to disable all animations completely. Like this: CATransaction setValue:(id)kCFBooleanTrue forKey:kCATransactionDisableActions.
FYI: You can just call: CATransaction setAnimationDuration:durationSecs in -layoutSublayers or anywhere else you modify the layers and expect them to implicitly animate. This will effect the current implicit transaction and any transaction within the current one.
You have an ivar CALayer *yourLayer. //Perform CALayer actions, such as changing the layer contents, position, whatever. That code would animate the change of the CALayer's contents over 2.5 seconds.
You can also use this to disable all animations completely. In -layoutSublayers or anywhere else you modify the layers and expect them to implicitly animate. This will effect the current implicit transaction and any transaction within the current one.
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