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When dragging, if the mouse position shifts downward by a certain distance after being pressed, a lagging effect occurs, making it look less "smooth." Attached is a video.
The first time when dragging, the mouse remains steady, and everything displays normally.
From the second time onward, start dragging with the mouse on the upper part of the element, then shift downward by a certain distance, and the result is not as smooth.
On the contrary, when starting to drag with the mouse on the lower part of the element and shifting upward during the drag, the process remains smooth.
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pretty sure this is a dup of another bug. nothing to do with mouse lag. It's trying to collide with item below and failing to use alternative item to move when the first item fails to collide.
Also would have been helpful to modify the example to default to that layout issue, so I don't have to.
adumesny
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When dragging, a slight mouse offset causes a "lagging" effect.
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Subject of the issue
When dragging, if the mouse position shifts downward by a certain distance after being pressed, a lagging effect occurs, making it look less "smooth." Attached is a video.
Your environment
Steps to reproduce
in the demo environment https://jsfiddle.net/adumesny/jqhkry7g
20241015_145017.mp4
Expected behavior
The first time when dragging, the mouse remains steady, and everything displays normally.
From the second time onward, start dragging with the mouse on the upper part of the element, then shift downward by a certain distance, and the result is not as smooth.
On the contrary, when starting to drag with the mouse on the lower part of the element and shifting upward during the drag, the process remains smooth.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: