The back button and the other icons in the top bar can be pressed while calibrating the touch screen - which means that if you have a specific offset of the touch screen you will be unable to complete the calibration as you will be hitting the back button when trying to hit the first calibration marker.
The top bar should probably be remove when calibrating, as well as the close button and just have it be one of the physical buttons that exits the calibration procedure.
Also it is unclear from the text, that you have to actually long press/hold down on the markers for a while, before the input is registered. If you just tap them quickly as you would normally with buttons, the input is not registered. Maybe this should more clearly be explained in the text on screen.
Describe the bug.
The back button and the other icons in the top bar can be pressed while calibrating the touch screen - which means that if you have a specific offset of the touch screen you will be unable to complete the calibration as you will be hitting the back button when trying to hit the first calibration marker.
The top bar should probably be remove when calibrating, as well as the close button and just have it be one of the physical buttons that exits the calibration procedure.
Also it is unclear from the text, that you have to actually long press/hold down on the markers for a while, before the input is registered. If you just tap them quickly as you would normally with buttons, the input is not registered. Maybe this should more clearly be explained in the text on screen.
Video: https://github.com/portapack-mayhem/mayhem-firmware/assets/5850301/f98cf4d8-bf45-4df7-871e-08bee0a4cb95
Reproduction
Go to calibration procedure and click on screen.
Expected behavior
For the top buttons not to be active when calibrating
Environment/versions
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Anything else?
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