Ran your project but it only displays a white square instead of a blurred square

[jasoncatudal]

I'm new so I can't really offer much more than that. Does this still work?

[seantomburke]

It worked for me, how are you creating the view? Using storyboard and changing the name of the UIView to UIERealTimeBlurView, or creating a new UIERealTimeBlurView programmatically?

[aaronraimist]

I have a similar issue. I think it is actually working but its just not using the same formula as the built in blurring so it looks different. What would I change in your code if I wanted it to be "more clear" so the blurring is less significant and more like the blurring in the iOS 7 control center?

[jasoncatudal]

Thanks for your response. I was actually just running your project to see a
demo. I'll Jing it for you.

http://screencast.com/t/Ms5dk9VDKjJi

You sounded super surprised which got me thinking, I am using a hackintosh
at work. I don't know if that has any effect but something to keep in mind
if you're curious. I can't test on a real device at work because of some
company drama or I'd let you know how that goes.

On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 5:01 PM, Sean Thomas Burke <notifications@github.com

wrote:

It worked for me, how are you creating the view? Using storyboard and
changing the name of the UIView to UIERealTimeBlurView, or creating a new
UIERealTimeBlurView programmatically?

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[ajones]

I am also getting a white box. I have tried on iPhone 5s running 7.1 and xcode sim. same thing. I just get a white box that looks like it is at 95% opacity. I am creating the view programmatically.
I have also noticed that the tint color property does not work. the below screenshot has [blur setTintColor:[UIColor greenColor]]; added