I'm generating multiple widgets(Containers in this case) using a ListView.builder and I also use a custom ClipPath to give a custom shape to them.
I was wondering if would it be possible to translate or somehow overlay those list items in order to place them so that the background(black area in the attached screenshot) would be covered. By that I mean I want to place them right under each other, like puzzle pieces. To be able to fit them right under each other would probably mean they would have to be overlayed somehow. Was googling but without any success.
Hopefully there's some Flutter experts out there who are nice enough to guide me. Thanks a lot!
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I am new to gestures and I don't get any proper solution for achieving my request,
Can anyone help me in dragging a container up and down vertically to a certain point?.
I need to achieve something like the below image.
Thanks in advance.
Consider using draggable home if you want a ready-made similar effect.
If you want to replicate the goggle maps UI one-on-one, consider reading DraggableScrollableSheet and make one your own.
Hope it helps!
Trying to reach design from screenshot.
All elements in circle must be able to work with logic which include change color.
Gray and green'ish one elements are disabled and blue'ish is active.
Probably I should use some kind of canvas to get this done, but I am not sure.
Thanks for all response!
Edit:
Very important part of logic. I want to dynamicaly change number of those circular elements.
You would need to use custom painter to achieve this.
You can check out Flutter shape maker! its a tool that can help with drawing this out.
Actually i am trying to make the following UI but i am not able to achieve that sort of hole or transparent layer below the yellow button. Have tried glassmorphism plugin and backgrop filters to acheive the glass frost efftet. Just would like to know how to make that hole.
Desired UI:-
You can use clipRRect or clipRect to make this design. these two widgets will help you cut/clip the container in the required shape.
For more information, you can have reference from here.
I tried various other things like FAB Circular menu, but I wasn't able to achieve this outcome. Any help is appreciated.
This is from an app I saw on the Play Store
Not sure, if this is the best way, but I guess you could draw this (e.g. slices of a donut), position them with screen width, sin and cos and then put inkwells on top of them.
I know there are game/sprite engines written for Flutter, but my goal is to better understand painting and widgets, so I want to do this myself.
If I wanted a bunch of small widgets that could move around on a gameboard, what would be the best way to do this? Would I just create a box widget with fixed dimensions and have a bunch of children where I could control their position?
One example would be having a playing area with scrabble tiles that could be moved around. Or Tetris blocks falling. Different widgets that can be anywhere and that can be moved. I'm just looking for someone to point me in the right direction. Thanks.
You can draw custom shapes and lines using canvas in flutter and then animate them as flutter supports 60 frames per second. You need to understand customPaint very well. Here is a great demonstration of how to use customPaint to draw custom shapes.
https://medium.com/#rjstech/flutter-custom-paint-tutorial-build-a-radial-progress-6f80483494df