Meizu’s new Flyme system warms up: gesture animations can be interrupted and rebound animations are more realistic

According to news on May 9, Meizu today released a preview of the dynamic effects of the new Flyme system. There are two main animation optimizations: gesture animations can be interrupted and the physics engine is more realistic.

The main content of the new Flyme system animation part is as follows:

Gesture animation can interrupt

The official description of the animation is: The animation can continue after interrupting the operation, allowing for natural connections between different interactions. Mainly in the following scenarios: Click the desktop when exiting the applicationTurn the desktop page when exiting the applicationClose the desktop folder and turn the page

The physics engine is more realistic

Officially stated that "following the laws of gravity and inertia, the rebound dynamic effect is smoother and more delicate." Mainly in the following scenarios: Exit the applicationCalling out the control centerSwipe gesture to switch applications

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