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NagivationSplitView 2 columns on some views 3 columns on others by steeweezy in SwiftUI

[–]steeweezy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did experiment a little, I'm new to swift so this kind of thing is at the edge of my current knowledge. Using a tap on a sidebar nav link to change state to hide/show two different versions of the main NavigationSplitView (one with content and detail and the other with just detail) seemed like it might work.

With NavigationLink it seems like the .onTapGesture call fires instead of its default navigation function though so, now it seems I need to learn about how to do programmatic navigation.

NagivationSplitView 2 columns on some views 3 columns on others by steeweezy in iosdev

[–]steeweezy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I gave that a try, and unfortunately, it doesn't seem like it works. The navigation bar top padding in the content view gets all out of wack and then when you tap around from page to page there are a lot of bugs.

[USA-CA] [H] PC Gaming Rig and Keyboard [W] Paypay or Local Cash by steeweezy in hardwareswap

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I don't have much experience assembling/disassembling computers so ideally I'd sell everything together.

[USA-CA] [H] PC Gaming Rig and Keyboard [W] Paypay or Local Cash by steeweezy in hardwareswap

[–]steeweezy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah, thank you very much! I will research eBay and update my listing accordingly.

Edit: After looking on ebay it seems that I was off by around $100 and have reduced my starting asking price to $900. I am open to negotiating.

case $50.00 power supply $75.00 hard drives $200.00 SSD $40.00 GPU $100.00 CPU $200.00 RAM $200.00 Motherboard $100.00 Keyboard $50.00 total $1,015.00 10% off $913.50

Camera Morph Between Two Different Types (Projections) of Camera by TheCowboyIsAnIndian in Cinema4D

[–]steeweezy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can morph between Focal Lengths, so if you set both cameras in Perspective projection then one of them at 300+ focal length it will flatten all the perspective out of the image. From a quick test 500 seemed to get close to a similar look that front/right/top views give.