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Found that In iOS 27, adding the “matchedTransitionSource” modifier before applying a glass effect modifier will result in the same transition as a menu-style morphing effect! Full Implementation With Custom Tab Bar: NOTES: Video 2: Applying transition source modifier before the glass effect. Video 3: Applying transition source modifier...

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