Feature/legacy blur #6
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Introduces `LiquidGlassLegacyImpl` to provide a blur effect for devices running Android N (API 24) up to Android S (API 31). This implementation uses a CPU-based box blur for older versions and `RenderNode` for Android S. The main `LiquidGlass` view now selects `LiquidGlassLegacyImpl` for devices between Android N and Android Tiramisu, falling back to no-op for versions below N. A default blur radius is set for this legacy implementation.
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Support Blur for SDK 24 to 32
Hello, first of all, thank you for submitting the pull request, but when I tested it on an Android 9 virtual machine, it had problems
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Thank you, but I don't have an Android 9 device here right now. I'll find out why. I tested several other devices running Android 10 but didn't encounter this problem. |
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I also tested it on an Android 11 device, and the same problem occurred |
- Implement LiquidGlassLegacyImpl with CPU box blur for API 24-30 - Use RenderNode with RenderEffect for API 31-32 - Support blur background views below LiquidGlass - Fix box blur algorithm to prevent color bleeding
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The blur effect seems not perfect on devices with API 32 or lower trim.2E39E7C8-0A3D-421C-BDE6-EFA78F57F58D.MOV |
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Ok let's me fix on next commit |
This commit introduces a `borderWidth` property to the LiquidGlass effect, allowing the effect to be constrained to a border area, leaving the center transparent. It also adds a new `LiquidGlassListActivity` to demonstrate the usage of `LiquidGlassView` within a `RecyclerView`. Key changes: - Updated AGSL shader to support `borderWidth`. - Added `setBorderWidth` method to `LiquidGlassView`. - Implemented `LiquidGlassListActivity` with a `RecyclerView` and adapter. - Optimized drawing and update logic to improve performance, especially in lists. - Added Vietnamese translations.
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Thank you for commit the changes again. However, the blur algorithm needs to be optimized
Since I don’t have time right now, you can refer to my another repository: QmBlurView Once again, thank you for your contributions |
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Support Blur for SDK 24 to 32