Choose animation values that feel native on Apple platforms instead of guessing springs. Use when: picking a spring/duration/easing for any transition; an animation "feels off", sluggish, floaty, wobbly, or cheap; tuning a sheet, drawer, panel, selection lens, button press, or drag release; wiring gesture-driven motion; or someone asks "what spring should I use", "why does this feel wrong", "make it feel native/premium", "match Apple's feel". Also fires on hand-picked magic numbers in .spring(), on animations that jump when interrupted, and on motion that only starts after a gesture ends.
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YordiLorenzo/liquid-glass-skills☆ 72026年8月9日 更新
Animation, morphing, and shader best practices for Liquid Glass and SwiftUI motion on iOS 26+/macOS 26+ through iOS 27. Use when animating glass or building UI motion: glassEffectID, @Namespace morphing, GlassEffectContainer spacing, glassEffectUnion, glassEffectTransition (.matchedGeometry/.materialize), withAnimation, springs, UnitCurve, PhaseAnimator, KeyframeAnimator, @Animatable, matchedTransitionSource, navigationTransition zoom, scrollTransition, visualEffect, Metal shaders (colorEffect, distortionEffect, layerEffect, [[stitchable]]), accessibilityReduceMotion gating, Instruments/xctrace profiling of hangs and animation hitches. Also fires on symptoms: glass morph not animating, view pops in instead of morphing, glass fades instead of materializing, morph flickers with Reduce Motion, menu glass morphs as a rectangle, animation runs on insert but not removal, PhaseAnimator loops forever or fires once, shader shows clipped edges (maxSampleOffset), animation hitches or main-thread hangs while scrolling glass chrome. For static glass, availability gating, toolbars, UIKit/AppKit glass, or accessibility of the material itself use the liquid-glass skill first.
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