Open chieffff opened 12 years ago
Thanks for filing this Alexander. This problem has been really vexing me. Here's an attempt to at least understand the problem:
So, at these larger dates, we're allotting too few "seconds per pixel" ----- so a when you calculate (event_date - focus_date / seconds per pixel) the offset of the events, they're not shifting far enough to the left. I'm experimenting with a correction to this (which is at about 1%) for dates over 1 million years...
I've gotten as far as evaluating the problem ------ I'll try to take it a step farther in the coming week.
Michael
On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 5:16 AM, chieffff < reply@reply.github.com
wrote:
When I initially load the timeline at zoom level 83, focusing the timeline at 3 m.e. bce , event with date "-3000000" is a few pixels too far to the left (at "-3039063 years" approximately). When I try to change timescale using the slider, the situation is the same: event is some pixels too far to the left (for example "-3008010" instead of "-3000000" at zoom level 77).
WBR, A. Sokoloff Russia
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Thank you! I will wait and hope :)
Hi! How are you? Perhaps, there is a simple decision for my case?
By the way, It's seems to me that "timeglider-event-spanners" are positioned almost precisely...
When I initially load the timeline at zoom level 83, focusing the timeline at 3 m.e. bce , event with date "-3000000" is a few pixels too far to the left (at "-3039063 years" approximately). When I try to change timescale using the slider, the situation is the same: event is some pixels too far to the left (for example "-3008010" instead of "-3000000" at zoom level 77).
WBR, A. Sokoloff Russia