Open titaniumbones opened 4 years ago
Ah this is a feature that I added early on, but wasn't sure whether to develop it further. IIRC it works as follows: The numbers represent the coordinates of the upper-left corner, and lower-right corner of the panel. The syntax is "x1 y1 x2 y2" (no commas) x1 = upper-left direction y1 = upper-left inclination x2 = lower-right direction y2 = lower-right inclination
The values are all clock-style numbers for direction and inclination as would be used in "direction:" and "inclination:" parameters.
Also in case you weren't aware yet, when you are running a story in the browser you can press: ctrl + alt/option + d Which will bring up a label the shows the direction / inclination you are looking at.
OMG that is so incredibly helpful.
On Thu, Feb 20 2020, Michael Spears wrote:
Also in case you weren't aware yet, when you are running a story in the browser you can press: ctrl + alt/option + d Which will bring up a label the shows the direction / inclination you are looking at.
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Loving the new options. I see you use "corners" to place an html panel in the MadLabDirections example project, but I am having trouble using it. I think that the value takes the form
"x1,y1,x2,y2"
, familiar from CSS, and that "y1" and "y2" are clock-style elevation numbers, but the x values seem to operate on some other scale. I may be missing something though.