Added spring based animation options to the sheet transition animations #107
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…ions to the SheetOptions, and used them in various transitions.
gordontucker
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These are configurable via the SheetOptions object. I tuned them to be pretty subtle by default, but of course they could also be turned off by default.
If you turn down the dampening, you'll see a design flaw, in that the sheet will bounce up away from the bottom edge of the screen. I couldn't think of an easy way to fix that. With a subtle bounce, I think it looks fine.
In theory, this addresses #6