Hey is there a way to suppress the implicit additive = YES on UIView animations in iOS 8 SDK? Having lot of trouble :(
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@transition_io Curious what your troubles are. You can suppress by making a one-keyframe-long keyframe animation… :/
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…because they all stack up - say its a toggle on/off animation. It can have 10s in the queue adding ~10x too much Y
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@transition_io They shouldn't stack because they should be additive w.r.t. the model value. Sounds like a bug maybe…
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Could be side effect of spring velocity? Animating scale xform here & rapid taps = massive etc.
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@transition_io The subsequent animations should have fromValue = toValue = identity. Break and print out all the CAAnimations on the layer?
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They stack up, with fromValue(s). Longer animation = more chance to trigger multiple concurrent animations
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they should stack up in this scenario surely - its how it works - if you very rapidly hit the UI
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I’m going to build a demo app. I think this is a bit of a problem for some UIs if you want to make it robust/polished
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thanks for input yesterday. Seems there is some weird interplay with additive & transforms. Workaround: Removing anims

