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โ๏ธ Parallax effect in javascript using face tracking. An immersive view in 3d with webcam.
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QUESTION
My parallax effect for UIView
is not working at all. I need something like a moving background image on iPhone tilt (pseudo-3D).
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-22 at 08:48In the code that you have shared, one thing that I noticed is that you are using capital T
in the enums .TiltAlongHorizontalAxis
and .TiltAlongVerticalAxis
, which don't compile (at least on Xcode 11.4.1) -> those need to be changed to lowercase T
.
Apple's documentation for those enums is here.
Other than that, I don't see any problems with the code that you shared. In fact I created a sample project with a simple imageView
in the view to which I added constraints so that it fills up the entire space of its superview.
I then added the motion effects code that you shared, and ran it on an actual device (iPad Pro). It worked perfectly.
Could you check a few things that might be a source of the problem:
- Double check that
Settings
>Accessibility
>Motion
>Reduce Motion
is not turned on. Because if it is turned on, thenUIInterpolatingMotionEffect
won't work. - Test that the accelerometer of the device that you are testing on actually works. Or better still, use another device to test it. (This won't work on the simulator).
- If you are editing the frame of the
imageView
in code anywhere (or especially inviewWillLayout
/viewDidLayout
), you shouldn't be doing that.
In any case, if none of these things help you to fix your problem, can you create a simple sample project which demonstrates the bug and post it on Github? I can try to help if I can actually reproduce the problem.
QUESTION
So I wondered how I could make a parallax effect on a text without jquery because I don't want to have so many extra files in my project, from which I only use like 3 parts or something.
I only found answers that didn't meet my needs, so I thought I could ask my own question here.
How do I make text in a website that scrolls with the website itself, just like the background on some websites does? I don't want to use jquery or some other third party things, could anybody help me with this problem?
I don't really have any code, the only reference I have are those two websites:
Parallax Effect on Text
and
https://pxpx.co.uk/blog/article/two-simple-parallax-methods
The existing Stackoverflow post isn't what I looked for and as far as I know, it uses JQuery and as I said, I don't want to use things like this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-17 at 11:32I used code from these two websites (they are also listed in the question itself):
Parallax Effect on Text
AND
https://pxpx.co.uk/blog/article/two-simple-parallax-methods
On these two websites\posts, I saw some solutions, but no solution worked for what I wanted to do and I thought it must get easier than that. So I played around and found something that worked fine. When I scroll down the text also does and the code only is 7 lines long.
Here is my JS code (I will explain it later):
QUESTION
Very new to javascript. I'm not quite sure how to explain this so hopefully my example below explains what I have done:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-29 at 18:12Dont assign on init, assign caldata after the callback is success as shown below:
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