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Gooey Effect
Use the famous Gooey effect on elements to make them feel like dripping liquid and apply it with just one line of code and no extra dependencies
Dependencies
Interaction Type
Try dragging the elements around | |
Watch gooey effect when they intersect |
CLI UNAVAILABLE
pro component, try copying the source code from top right corner
How to use
// layout.tsx or component parent just need to use the div outside the element import { SkiperGooeyFilterProvider } from "@/components/v1/skiper64"; const Layout = ({ children }) => { return ( <div> <SkiperGooeyFilterProvider /> {children} </div> ); };
// whatever element has this filter set will have the gooey effect const MyComponent = () => { return ( <ul className="flex flex-col justify-end rounded-2xl" style={{ filter: "url(#SkiperGooeyFilter)", }} > <li className="bg-foreground size-12 rounded-full"></li> <li className="bg-foreground size-12 rounded-full"></li> </ul> ); };
Observe
- Now all the list elments will have the gooey effect when they intersect
- Don't apply a backgorund color to the ul other wise it will not work
- use the same id on the filter as mentioned in the SkiperGooeyFilterProvider
Source code
Click on the top right to view the source code
Keep in mind
Most components here are recreations of the best out there. I don't claim to be the original creator. This is my attempt to reverse-engineer, replicate, and often add a few extra features. I've tried to credit everyone, but if I missed something, let me know.
Contact
Additionlly, if you find any bug or issue, feel free toDrop a dm.
License & Usage:
- Free to use and modify in both personal and commercial projects.
- Attribution to Skiper UI is required when using the free version.
- No attribution required with Skiper UI Pro.