Closed jeremychapman closed 8 years ago
Is it related to Navigator os it is a cytoscape.js bug? Does it reproduce if you don't use Navigator?
If this bug is not caused by Navigator then you should better post it in https://github.com/cytoscape/cytoscape.js
It only happens when using the Navigator.
From: bumbu Sent: 26/12/2014 7:46 AM To: cytoscape/cytoscape.js-navigator Cc: Chapman, Jeremy Subject: Re: [cytoscape.js-navigator] Ghost images (#9)
Is it related to Navigator os it is a cytoscape.js bug? Does it reproduce if you don't use Navigator?
If this bug is not caused by Navigator then you should better post it in https://github.com/cytoscape/cytoscape.js
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Can you please post a link to a public example (jsfiddle?) that reproduces this bug? Thanks.
I'll work on getting a jsfiddle example going. I did realize that when I use navigator I have to explicitly set motionBlur to false, but when I do not use navigator I do not have to do that. When I set motionBlur to false I do not get the ghosting behavior.
I think it's a combo/options problem. The renderer's redraw( options )
can turn on or off motionblur in the options. I'll have to check whether renderTo()
can accept the same option, and if so then this extension will probably have to set something like renderTo({ motionblur: false })
.
Has anyone noticed that if you drag nodes or parent nodes around, after you drop them the there are faded 'ghost' images of the nodes and edges at the original locations?
This also happens when you zoom in/out