Real-time blur view, like in iOS 7. (deployable on iOS5, 6 and 7)
Instantiate it and use it as any other view :)
//Creates a live blur view
DRNRealTimeBlurView *blurView = [[DRNRealTimeBlurView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(60, 110, 200, 200)];
[self.view addSubview:blurView];
You can add all the subviews you want to it...
UIImageView *speakerImage = [[UIImageView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(50, 50, 100, 100)];
speakerImage.image = [UIImage imageNamed:@"speaker"];
[blurView addSubview:speakerImage];
If you want to have a static rendering (useful if your view is presented modally) just set
blurView.renderStatic = YES;
You can set the tint color of the view via the tint property (still TODO: use iOS7 tintColor ;)) - The default one is clearColor
In DRNRealTimeBlurView.h there are some constants that you can tweak to improve the smoothness/performances of the view or to define some default values.
//the blur radius
static const CGFloat kDRNRealTimeBlurViewBlurRadius = 1.f;
//the default corner radius for all the DRNRealTimeBlurViews
static const CGFloat kDRNRealTimeBlurViewDefaultCornerRadius = 20.f;
//the view is rendered every kDRNRealTimeBlurViewRenderPeriod seconds
//tweak this value to have a smoother or a more perfomant rendering
static const CGFloat kDRNRealTimeBlurViewRenderFps = 30.f;
//the alpha component of the tint color
static const CGFloat kDNRRealTimeBlurTintColorAlpha = 0.1f;
- Improve it ;)
- Cocoapod
If you use this component in your app, please add some credits :)