What's new?
- Experiment: time-scroll with inertia
Do you like it?
- FIXED: several nasty errors
0.0.27 Time scroll with inertia
Re: 0.0.27 Time scroll with inertia
Hi Pasha
I see no inertia with my ipad
I cannot find any errors. It looks great, also with the clock ticking.
Gr
Herman

I see no inertia with my ipad
I cannot find any errors. It looks great, also with the clock ticking.
Gr
Herman

(Wheather on an I(phone,pad,pod) or Android, YoWindow what else )
Re: 0.0.27 Time scroll with inertia
Inertia beats the crap out of me...
Care to explain..?
Care to explain..?
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Re: 0.0.27 Time scroll with inertia
When you drag your finger over the screen - the time is changing.
Now if you lift the finger up while moving it along the screen the time will continue to be changing for a while.
I don't know how to explain it properly.
Just play around with your finger and the screen and you will understand what inertia is.
Now if you lift the finger up while moving it along the screen the time will continue to be changing for a while.
I don't know how to explain it properly.
Just play around with your finger and the screen and you will understand what inertia is.
Re: 0.0.27 Time scroll with inertia
Got it...
Thx...
Nice gimmick...but not essential...
Thx...
Nice gimmick...but not essential...
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Re: 0.0.27 Time scroll with inertia
What I would like to see is Yowindow accessing the location services...
So that it opens up the location where I am at that moment...
So that it opens up the location where I am at that moment...
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Re: 0.0.27 Time scroll with inertia
I do also want this feature, but I think we would have to put it off till the next version.
Re: 0.0.27 Time scroll with inertia
Sorry Pasha
I can not see the inertia .
But that does not matter . Because it seems not essential for me.
Further the app works great.
gr.
Herman
I can not see the inertia .
But that does not matter . Because it seems not essential for me.
Further the app works great.
gr.
Herman

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Re: 0.0.27 Time scroll with inertia
Hi, Herman!
That's not good, I'm going to investigate why.
Thanks!
That's not good, I'm going to investigate why.
Thanks!
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Re: 0.0.27 Time scroll with inertia
Imagine driving with your car. To move forward you have to step on the accelerator ("Gaspedal" in german). After you move your foot away from it, the car doesn't stop immediately but moves some time on before it's going to stop.par wrote:I don't know how to explain it properly.
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