sfsymbols | Export the shapes in the SF Symbols font | User Interface library

So my problem is that I am trying to align text from different HStacks. Different sized SFSymbols are causing this problem.

I know that AlignmentGuide can solve my problem but I'm not sure how to implement. If anyone can lend any insight I would be greatly appreciative!

I have watched the WWDC talk on this.

And this is the main screen that relates to this problem,

Yet I need a little clarification of to put it together.

Here is relevant code

I'm working on some code to teach myself SwiftUI, and my current project is a dice roller app.

In my view, I present some images using SFSymbols to represent the value of each die after the roll. I use two animations (.rotation3Deffect and .rotationEffect) on each image to give a visual roll of the dice.

I have found that the animations will only run if the individual die value (or in case of the code, if the Image(systemName: "\(diceValue).square.fill")) changes from one roll to the next. In other words, if I roll three dice, and they land on 1-4-6, then I roll again and they land on 1-4-7, the 1 and 4 images will perform the animation, but the image changing from 6 to 7 does not animate - it just updates to the new image. Any idea why the animation only runs on the images that did not change from the previous dice roll?

I am trying to make similar Speaker Animation in SwiftUI as that of Apple's Control Center Speaker or Brightness HUD. I'm using 4 images from SFSymbols provided by Apple:

1. "speaker.slash.fill" // speakerEmpty
2. "speaker.1.fill" // speaker1
3. "speaker.2.fill" // speaker2
4. "speaker.3.fill" // speaker3

So, I have a Switch (Toggle in SwiftUI) to toggle my Sound option with an animation of four images. This is how I want images to be animated: When the toggle is on:

1. speakerEmpty should animate to -> speaker1 then
2. speaker1 should animate to -> speaker2 then
3. speaker2 should animate to -> speaker3

And reverse for when the toggle is off.

Here is the code I tried:

SpeakerSymbol Enum