what is the exact code to use .glassEffect for swiftui
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To use the .glassEffect in SwiftUI, you can apply the Glass Effect ID modifier to your views. Here's a brief overview of how you can implement it:
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Declare a Local Namespace: First, declare a local namespace to manage the glass effect elements.
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Apply the Glass Effect ID Modifier: Use the
Glass Effect IDmodifier to associate the namespace with each of the glass effect elements in your view. -
Use a Glass Effect Container: To combine multiple glass elements, use a glass effect container. This ensures that the glass elements share their sampling region, providing a consistent visual result.
For a more detailed explanation, you can refer to the session Build a SwiftUI app with the new design (17:57) where the Liquid Glass effects are discussed.
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