stop continuous scrolling about panoramagl HOT 9 CLOSED

FWIW I was able to fix this in my local copy.

in PLManager.kt

Update touchesMoved

    fun touchesMoved(touches: List<UITouch?>?, event: MotionEvent?) {
        val listenerExists = mListener != null
        if (listenerExists) mListener!!.onTouchesMoved(this, touches, event)
        if (this.isLocked || isValidForCameraAnimation || mIsValidForTransition || !isTouchInView(touches) || listenerExists && !mListener!!.onShouldMoveTouching(
                this,
                touches,
                event
            )
        ) return
        mTouchStatus = PLTouchStatus.PLTouchStatusMoved
        mStartPoint!!.setValues(mEndPoint) // <------- **** NEW LINE ****
        if (!executeDefaultAction(touches, PLTouchEventType.PLTouchEventTypeMoved)) mEndPoint!!.setValues(getLocationOfFirstTouch(touches))
        if (listenerExists) mListener!!.onDidMoveTouching(this, touches, event)
    }

This tells the camera to only move the difference between the current finger position and last finger position, rather than the entire distance between the current and original finger position

And then in the MainActivity.kt file setting the rotational sensitivity to max before setting the panorama

        panorama.camera.rotationSensitivity = 180f

Could put the first change behind some configuration of PLManager?

May want to up the max allowable sensitivity a bit, to give a little more than 1:1 sensitivity when moving the map around..

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same problem.

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Closing this. Please reopen if you believe it should be addressed. Thank you for your contribution.

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@hannesa2 Is there a solution to stopping it from scrolling continuously?

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Looking at various panorama libraries and this one seems the easiest to use for cubic projection, but agree with others - trying to navigate with your finger is very confusing.. seems like a speed vector for movement based on the distance from your first tap, rather than just moving with the finger.

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Nice, do you want to share your solution to the community with a pull request ?

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@hannesa2 Let me tidy it up and I'll submit something

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I tried to reproduce the miss function.
First, I use current master and I observed no miss function.

Second, I switched on acceleration
isAccelerometerEnabled = true
and I observed no miss function.

Please tell me, what I've to do, to see it

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