Open wighawag opened 1 year ago
I guess that you should call resize
method on viewport after each resize of your canvas, you can use resize-observer for instance.
Here you can see that viewport updates its hitArea, which depends on screenWidth
Hi @blnvdanil thanks for your comment. This is indeed how I currently get around the issue. I listen for resize event and call resize on the viewport.
But I expected this to be handled automatically. Is that the expected behavior @davidfig ?
@wighawag I think it's not, because you may want to have several viewports on the screen, and in that case that is not possible to guess the way you would like to change the size of those viewports on resize of the page
At least some configuration options should be available, but there are no such options as far as I can say
Well seems that I am wrong, and there is an option forceHitArea
. But there is no any intention to resize viewport on resize of the canvas in the source code
@blnvdanil What is resize-observer
? How might I use it? I'm running into some version of this, but on initialization.
@Heilemann That is browser api, which lets you observe size changes of a HTML element
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ResizeObserver
Repo that reproduce the issue : https://github.com/bug-reproduction/pixi-viewport-test
When resizing the window from small to big, dragging does not register in some places, see readme : https://github.com/bug-reproduction/pixi-viewport-test#readme