Create animated Media effects on UI elements. Saturation, Opacity, Color, CrossFade, Exposure, Sepia, HueRotation, and more.
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Windows Community Toolkit - Media
This package is part of the Windows Community Toolkit from the .NET Foundation.
Package Contents
This package contains the following in the CommunityToolkit.WinUI.Media namespace:
- AcrylicBrush
- AttachedCardShadow
- BackdropBlurBrush
- BackdropGammaTransferBrush
- BackdropInvertBrush
- BackdropSaturationBrush
- BackdropSepiaBrush
- BlendEffect
- BlurEffect
- BlurEffectAnimation
- CanvasBlurBrush
- ColorEffectAnimation
- CrossFadeEffect
- CrossFadeEffectAnimation
- ExposureEffect
- ExposureEffectAnimation
- GrayscaleEffect
- HueRotationEffect
- HueRotationEffectAnimation
- ImageBlendBrush
- InvertEffect
- LuminanceToAlphaEffect
- OpacityEffect
- OpacityEffectAnimation
- PipelineBuilder
- PipelineVisualFactory
- SaturationEffect
- SaturationEffectAnimation
- SepiaEffect
- SepiaEffectAnimation
- ShadeEffect
- SurfaceLoader
- TemperatureAndTintEffect
- TilesBrush
- TintEffect
- XamlCompositionBrush
Which Package is for me?
If you're developing with UWP/WinUI 2 or Uno.UI you should be using the CommunityToolkit.Uwp.Media package.
If you're developing with WindowsAppSDK/WinUI 3 or Uno.WinUI you should be using the CommunityToolkit.WinUI.Media package.
Documentation
Further documentation about these components can be found at: https://aka.ms/windowstoolkitdocs
License
MIT
See License.md in package for more details.
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