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Kyant0 0aa70ad5fa Update shader to match Apple's effect

1. Coerce cornerRadius * 1.5 <= sizeMinDimension

But why Apple doesn't also coerce cornerRadius <= sizeMinDimension?

2. Update `gradSdRoundedRectangle` to use analytical solution

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Remove material icons extended dependency, use material symbols xml

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Update shader to match Apple's effect

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artworks

Add comparison: Inner refraction - Zero corner size

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Add comparison: Inner refraction - Zero corner size

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gradle

Remove material icons extended dependency, use material symbols xml

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.gitignore

Initial commit

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build.gradle.kts

Initial commit

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gradle.properties

Enable Gradle configuration cache

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gradlew

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gradlew.bat

Initial commit

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LICENSE

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README.md

Add a feature image

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settings.gradle.kts

Initial commit

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README.md

Android Liquid Glass

An Android app that simulates Apple's Liquid Glass effect, Android 13 and above is required.

About shaders

You mustn't use the shaders in the project for commercial purposes, they are only for educational purposes.

Comparisons

Android device: Google Pixel 4 XL (the smallest width is adjusted to 440 dp to match the density of the iOS device)

iOS device: iPhone 16 Pro Max (simulator)

Test glass area size: 300 x 300, corner radius: 30

iOS	Android

See complete comparisons for more.

Special thanks

GlassExplorer