Closed Nancy-Salpepi closed 7 months ago
it looks good when the 2 dots overlap but when they don't, the gray dot seems huge. @arouinfar @AgustinVallejo do you think it looks ok?
Yup, the straightforward solution was to just enlarge the target orbit dot. @arouinfar let me know if you'd rather only make it big if it's obscured by the pink one.
@arouinfar answered in slack to scale up the grey marker only when it's obscured by the other one.
Above commit addresses that change, please review and mark for cherry picking :)
The gray dot get larger as soon as there is any overlap. Just wanted to confirm with @arouinfar that this is working as desired.
https://github.com/phetsims/keplers-laws/assets/87318828/4521becc-d46d-43e0-8f93-3402317d77d6
Thanks for checking @Nancy-Salpepi.
@AgustinVallejo I think the behavior in Nancy's video is acceptable, but it would look nicer if the gray dot grows only when there is perfect overlap.
Assigning back for review
Looks much better to me! The gray dot is still enlarged over a range of values but that range is much smaller.
looks good in rc.2
Test device MacBook Air M1 chip
Operating System 14.3
Browser Safari 17.3
Problem description For https://github.com/phetsims/qa/issues/1034, the Mars "dot" is initially hidden by the pink dot.