TestsTested | ✗ |
LangLanguage | SwiftSwift |
License | MIT |
ReleasedLast Release | May 2015 |
SPMSupports SPM | ✗ |
Maintained by Nagasawa Hiroki.
Snow Falling in Swift like a LINE for iOS on Dec 25.
Add the SnowFalling (including SnowFallingView.swift) folder into your project.
Default values are as follows.
let kDefaultFlakeFileName = "snowflake"
let kDefaultFlakesCount = 200
let kDefaultFlakeWidth: Float = 40.0
let kDefaultFlakeHeight: Float = 46.0
let kDefaultMinimumSize: Float = 0.4
let kDefaultMaximumSize: Float = 0.8
let kDefaultAnimationDurationMin: Float = 6.0
let kDefaultAnimationDurationMax: Float = 12.0
According to need, you can adjust other parameter.
sfv = SnowFallingView(frame: CGRectMake(0, 0, view.frame.size.width * 2, view.frame.size.height * 2))
sfv?.flakeFileName = "snowflake"
sfv?.flakesCount = 100 // Default is 100.
sfv?.flakeWidth = 40.0 // Default is 40.0
sfv?.flakeHeight = 46.0 // Default is 46.0
sfv?.flakeMinimumSize = 0.6 // Default is 0.4
sfv?.flakeMaximumSize = 0.8 // Default is 0.8
sfv?.animationDurationMin = 6.0 // Default is 6.0
sfv?.animationDurationMax = 12.0 // Default is 12.0
view.addSubview(sfv!)
See SnowFalling-Sample project for more information.
In demo, If you try to tap 3 times(that is triple tap), you can change the status whether snow is falling or not.
I think you cannot see a snowfall for a long time in Tokyo:-c