As of commit d7b90e9, if a pipette's plunger is pressed to the first stop to draw something in, while it has already picked up a substance, it does nothing. It will only draw in a substance if it is currently empty.
@jwtay1 or @ksnmoore, is this the way we should be modelling this?
If I remember correctly from real life, half pressing the button while it has a liquid sometimes spits a portion of that liquid out, before the full press flushes all of it out. Is that correct, and if so, should we try to model it?
As of commit d7b90e9, if a pipette's plunger is pressed to the first stop to draw something in, while it has already picked up a substance, it does nothing. It will only draw in a substance if it is currently empty.
@jwtay1 or @ksnmoore, is this the way we should be modelling this?
If I remember correctly from real life, half pressing the button while it has a liquid sometimes spits a portion of that liquid out, before the full press flushes all of it out. Is that correct, and if so, should we try to model it?