effects

I would like to know how it is possible to add a glass effect on a UIView I would like something like this effects on the gray translucent view you can see here : Thanks There's nothing like glass effect in UIView .All you can do is set the opacity of the view between 0 and 1.Also the view shown above has fine set of images which makes it seem like your "Glass Effect". Well If you what your UIView to be "shiny and elegant" , you can do it in two ways :- 1>You can simply have effects in images created with photoshop as it will decrease the overhead of doing the same with programming. 2>you can

I'm looking for a way to programmatically recreate the following effect: Give an input image: input http://www.shiny.co.il/shooshx/ConeCarv/q_input.png I want to iteratively apply the "stroke" effect. The first step looks like this: step 1 http://www.shiny.co.il/shooshx/ConeCarv/q_step1.png The second step like this: alt text http://www.shiny.co.il/shooshx/ConeCarv/q_step2.png And so on. I assume this will involves some kind of edge detection and then tracing the edge somehow. Is there a known algorithm to do this in an efficient and robust way? VonC Basically, a custom algorithm would be,

I am developing an application that should run equally smoothly on a web browser (IE support completely optional) and on iPhones and have tested various libraries for days, including: jQuery SVG, CAKE (Canvas Animation Kit Experiment), Burst Engine, Processing.js and Raphael, and have yet to find the right one for this experiment. The input is optional - whether an SVG or a PNG rendered from the vector, the only two requirements for the animation library are to be able to animate (rotate) the image, and gradually apply a blur filter or a "trails"-like effect. Should I go for SVG or Canvas,

I have a ListView control that has cover images, posters similar to this app: I am trying to get the same blue glow mouseover effect. Any ideas on how to achieve this? Use the drop shadow and center it. Or You can just use the OuterGlowBitmapEffect 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5251062/how-to-do-this-glow-effect-in-wpf

What is a good alternative to OuterGlowBitmapEffect? Preferably one that can be used in a theme/style and one that can be used without BitmapEffects. The standard Effect library provides a DropShadowEffect that can be set up to look just like an OuterGlowBitmapEffect . The nice thing about this effect is that it is hardware-accelerated (unlike the bitmap effects, which are done in software). To make the DropShadowEffect look like a glow, simply set the ShadowDepth property to 0. Donno if is good or not, I never tested it, I just read about it, check it out here . 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

What is the best way to set the transparency of a HTML DIV element and its contents using jQuery? $('#my_element').css({ 'opacity' : 0.7 }); Do you want to actually set the opacity to each of the contained elements as well, or you just want it to 'appear' as if the child elements have the same opacity? As an example to my question, if you wanted something that sets an element, and each of the children elements, you could do something like this html <div id="my_element"> <div> lorem </div> <div> ipsum </div> </div> jquery $('#my_element').children(). css({ 'opacity' : 0.25 }). end(). css({