This means a delay greater than 100ms can feel sluggish. Note: The ripple will not appear until after the delay. The delay, in milliseconds, during which the animation will be canceled if the user moves their figure/pointer (e.g. border-radius: 5px 20px 15px 30px) perfectly fine.Īfter installing and registering the plugin, this is all you need to get started: Will handle independent border-radii (e.g.Works with fixed, absolute, relative, and statically positioned elements.Guesses the color of the wave automatically by default (using currentColor).Doesn't affect the appearance of the element you apply it to (won't explode when used on an element with display: flex).Uses CSS transforms instead of width and height.
This is similar to how native Android ripples work.
(you might think that's an obvious choice. The wave appears on pointerdown instead of pointerup.Here's what you can expect from this plugin: Hope this makes sense.The material-ripple directive for Vue that actually worksĪlso available for React: use-wave Why did I make this?īecause every ripple plugin I've tried to use in the past either didn't work or was missing basic features. Ideally, I would loike to have the 8 individual tracks of my Logic file saved as individual channels within the saved file so I can then send them to whichever output channel I like in my sound system. Can someone please illuminate me as to the method of saving a file as a mutichannel wav in Logic? I have bounced some surround files, but I don't feel like this is the easiest method. > Ok, I've been looking this over for a bit now and I'm starting to feel daft. Ive found having the monos does make it quick to redo one of the files and join again if need be De interleaver does interleave as well but sound files merger allows drag and drop I would render the 8 files to 8 mono's and then use de-interleaver or soundfilesmerger both freebies to create the multichanel file. Reordering files was down to its 5.1 7.1 focus I think. I never use daws to bounce multiple files together - Logic used to do some unpredictable things
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