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An educational web-based tool designed for comprehensive 2D linkage analysis developed at WPI (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)
https://pmksplus.com
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Dragging a force on a binary link works properly now #123

Closed AlexG1031 closed 1 year ago

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KohmeiK commented 1 year ago

This might be related to #116 but when you drag a joint the force start point jumps.

Also, can you also get polygons working with just a simple edge snapping?

AlexG1031 commented 1 year ago

I found the reason why the force jumps back to the original starting position. Need to spend more time on this bug but will fix this sometime this weekend.

KohmeiK commented 1 year ago

Really beautifully done! No is a valid answer here but can we add similar snapping on non-binary links, and also support similar constraints for welded binary links?

So force start points won't be able to leave a triangle link and it will want to snap to near the edge. Does that make sense?

rkprad commented 1 year ago

Issue found related to object scaling https://deploy-preview-123--pmks.netlify.app/?0P.1Ps.K,0.101.Ga,a,012e,0Op,0.Gb,b,9k,1Zi,0..YRab,ab,Fe,Fe,0ST,bT,c5cae9,a,b,,..2F1,ab,F1,2J,1Nb,0F5,0Vd,Fe.l image