Currently, in no-cursor tasks, people move back to the home position, guided by an arrow that points at their actual mouse cursor location. However, in an area very close to the home position, the cursor is displayed, but rotated, so there sometimes is a discrepancy between the two, a jump, especially at larger rotations.
Solution: the arrow should point at the rotated cursor position instead.
In order to get Matlab VMEC behavior, experimenters can set the rotation to a constant 0 degrees.
Currently, in no-cursor tasks, people move back to the home position, guided by an arrow that points at their actual mouse cursor location. However, in an area very close to the home position, the cursor is displayed, but rotated, so there sometimes is a discrepancy between the two, a jump, especially at larger rotations.
Solution: the arrow should point at the rotated cursor position instead.
In order to get Matlab VMEC behavior, experimenters can set the rotation to a constant 0 degrees.