Mobile BoltEffect is a package library for creating animation effects in mobile applications using C# programming language. It allows developers to easily add visually appealing bolt effects to their UI elements, which can enhance the user experience and make the app more engaging.
Example Code:
// Creating a bolt effect on a button click event private void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { BoltEffect effect = new BoltEffect(); effect.Attach(button); // Attaching effect to the button effect.Start(); // Starting the effect }
// Creating a bolt effect on page load event private void Page_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { BoltEffect effect = new BoltEffect(); effect.Attach(image); // Attaching effect to the image effect.Duration = 2000; // Setting effect duration to 2 seconds effect.Start(); // Starting the effect }
In the first example, a bolt effect is created on a button click event. The effect is attached to the button using the Attach() method and then started using the Start() method. The second code example shows how to create a bolt effect on a page load event. The effect is attached to an image and its duration is set to 2 seconds.
Package Library: It is difficult to determine the exact package library being used for Mobile BoltEffect as there are several C# animation libraries available. However, it is possible that it is using the Xamarin.Forms animation library or a custom animation library built specifically for Mobile BoltEffect.
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