TOUCH (PRECISION) PROBLEM???
onufer
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The idea is, that I want to slide long bar with touch. Only two directions, horizontaly, left or right.
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/233/exampleui.png/
When you use smaller objects, behavior for touch works great. You set it to: constrain, or change self.position (x,y) to touch or mouse possition (x,y) and it's done. But with bigger objects there is a problem... Because this behavior makes your actor to center where mouse or touch position is. I don't want my actor to "jump" suddenly and change it's possition. I want it to stay where it is, when press is made, and move only during slide with mouse or touch.
And... Because I want my actor to be bigger than the scene. I want it to wrap too ;-)
Is this possible in GS to do that? I looked for such thread but couldn't find discussion similar to my problem.
Summarising. The problem is: HOW TO make bigger actors to follow touch, but not to "jump" (center) to the press point. How to slide bigger actors without such effect?
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/233/exampleui.png/
When you use smaller objects, behavior for touch works great. You set it to: constrain, or change self.position (x,y) to touch or mouse possition (x,y) and it's done. But with bigger objects there is a problem... Because this behavior makes your actor to center where mouse or touch position is. I don't want my actor to "jump" suddenly and change it's possition. I want it to stay where it is, when press is made, and move only during slide with mouse or touch.
And... Because I want my actor to be bigger than the scene. I want it to wrap too ;-)
Is this possible in GS to do that? I looked for such thread but couldn't find discussion similar to my problem.
Summarising. The problem is: HOW TO make bigger actors to follow touch, but not to "jump" (center) to the press point. How to slide bigger actors without such effect?
Comments
(Following the Mouse Position With an Offset)
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When I was trying to do smthing about that and add condition to the last rule from your example (this: "following mouse possition with an offset") which with my innovation was:
when Attribute: self.grabbed=true and touch is pressed and touch is inside
THEN Constrain Attribute: self.Position.X = game.mouse.Position.X - self.OffsetX,
Everything returned to the effect I gained before. Which means that my "strip actor" is "jumping" to the mouse position. As you can see below (watch the red square;-):
And idea is to make draggable, slideable strip, moved by touch, but it should stay in position before touching finger (pressed mouse) is moving ;/