Cursor: Move along edges of the board

[bastianilso]

We are re-thinking the feedback of the Whack-A-Mole cursor. Several directions are possible.

Below is Lars proposal:

Cursor: I find it more intuitive, that the cursor gets stuck on the edge of the board, when leaving the motor space, though a more dynamic version of this could be even more helpful. I imagine something like this:

We also discussed a different version where moving the cursor towards the edge creates some kind of "slow/sticky" area.

Initial implementation:

• Commit dcb1236 stops the cursor from hiding (making it look 'stuck').
• Commit 39acdcc lets the cursor move along the edges.

Further additions will depend on the level of complexity we want to introduce, especially considering that we have 4 cursors already (LR+LR mirrrored).

[IrisBrunner]

I think it would already be helpful enough if an arrow indicated the direction to move back. Iris

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________________________________ Fra: Bastian Ilso ***@***.***> Sendt: 20. april 2023 10:16 Til: med-material/Whack_A_Mole_VR Cc: Subscribed Emne: [med-material/Whack_A_Mole_VR] Cursor: Move along edges of the board (Issue #250) We are re-thinking the feedback of the Whack-A-Mole cursor. Several directions are possible. Below is Lars proposal: Cursor: I find it more intuitive, that the cursor gets stuck on the edge of the board, when leaving the motor space, though a more dynamic version of this could be even more helpful. I imagine something like this: [image]<https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3967945/233302992-65e9583c-f8aa-445e-b5b0-f18a79dd83c7.png> [https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3967945/233302992-65e9583c-f8aa-445e-b5b0-f18a79dd83c7.png] We also discussed a different version where moving the cursor towards the edge creates some kind of "slow/sticky" area. Initial implementation: * Commit dcb1236<dcb1236> stops the cursor from hiding (making it look 'stuck'). * Commit 39acdcc<39acdcc> lets the cursor move along the edges. Further additions will depend on the level of complexity we want to introduce, especially considering that we have 4 cursors already (LR+LR mirrrored). — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#250>, or unsubscribe<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ARJD5IBXGBHLSPF6AFAZPV3XCDWGZANCNFSM6AAAAAAXFEMNZA>. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[bastianilso]

commit e7ee131 implements rubber clipping - when moving beyond boundaries, movement is slowed down.

I will add a few additional complimentary signifiers, to help track the cursors current position.

[bastianilso]

four latest commits adds an arrow indicator animated from the targets position back to the wall, indicating the direction of movement needed every 2 seconds.

I will try to stabilize the behavior to work with the treatment programs across all therapy sessions tomorrow.