Bloc: Why Fast Drag?
From "Experiencing Self Objects": "Moving an object moves the actual object around the screen, not an outline, which contributes to maintaining the solidity of objects."
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On low performance devices fast drag is really useful. Without it, it gets difficult to move a window because the image lags a lot. 2015-03-09 4:28 GMT+01:00 Sean P. DeNigris <sean@clipperadams.com>:
From "Experiencing Self Objects": "Moving an object moves the actual object around the screen, not an outline, which contributes to maintaining the solidity of objects."
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On low performance devices fast drag is really useful. Yes, I was just wondering why it was the default!
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yes, this is because even in Bloc, morphic morphs are still drawn with the Form based framework, whereas the hand is itself drawn with Athens. When a morph is dragged, it is added as a hand child. As a hand child, it should also be drawn with Athens but not every Morphic morphs can so, so far, a gray rectangle is drawn during the drag. When it will be possible to draw any Morphic morph with Athens, then all dragged morphs will be rendered normally. Cheers Alain
Le 9 mars 2015 à 04:28, Sean P. DeNigris <sean@clipperadams.com> a écrit :
From "Experiencing Self Objects": "Moving an object moves the actual object around the screen, not an outline, which contributes to maintaining the solidity of objects."
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Alain Plantec -
Clément Bera -
Sean P. DeNigris