open bottomsheet from given point ios26 swift
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To open a bottom sheet from a given point in iOS 26 using Swift, you can take advantage of the new design features introduced in iOS 26. In the session Build a SwiftUI app with the new design, it is mentioned that partial height sheets are inset by default with a liquid gloss background. When transitioning to a full height sheet, the glass background gradually transitions, becoming opaque and anchoring to the edge of the screen.
For more detailed guidance on implementing this in SwiftUI, you might want to explore the session Build a SwiftUI app with the new design which covers toolbars and presentations, including sheets.
If you are working with UIKit, the session Build a UIKit app with the new design discusses how sheets can adopt the updated Zoom transition and how to set the preferred transition on the presented view controller to zoom.
These sessions provide insights into the new presentation styles and transitions available in iOS 26, which can be used to create a more dynamic and visually appealing user experience.
Build a SwiftUI app with the new design
Explore the ways Liquid Glass transforms the look and feel of your app. Discover how this stunning new material enhances toolbars, controls, and app structures across platforms, providing delightful interactions and seamlessly integrating your app with the system. Learn how to adopt new APIs that can help you make the most of Liquid Glass.
Set the scene with SwiftUI in visionOS
Discover exciting new APIs to enhance windows, volumes, and immersive spaces in your visionOS app. Fine tune the behavior of your scenes when relaunched or locked in place. Make volumes adapt to their surroundings with clipping margins and snapping. Stream immersive content from Mac to Vision Pro. Elevate your existing UIKit-based apps with volumes and immersive spaces.
Build a UIKit app with the new design
Update your UIKit app to take full advantage of the new design system. We’ll dive into key changes to tab views, split views, bars, presentations, search, and controls, and show you how to use Liquid Glass in your custom UI. To get the most out of this video, we recommend first watching “Get to know the new design system” for general design guidance.