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Improve parallax on mobile devices #6864

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ojh050118 opened this issue Nov 16, 2019 · 3 comments
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Improve parallax on mobile devices #6864

ojh050118 opened this issue Nov 16, 2019 · 3 comments
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@ojh050118
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Describe the new feature:
Reducing the parallax delay will make your wallpapers appear to teleport in a mobile environment.
I think it is not bad to increase the parallax delay.
Proposal designs of the feature:

2019.1113.0:
osu_2019-11-16-16-26-03_1

Future (example):
osulazer_2019-11-16-16-29-59_1

@swoolcock
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Parallax functionality will likely be changing based on whether you have a pointing device connected. In future it shouldn't even be possible to teleport the parallax as such.

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peppy commented Nov 16, 2019

Mobile device parallax and cursor handling should definitely be improed, but this won't be done via reverting.

We are focused on the desktop experience first and foremost.

@peppy peppy changed the title Revert parallax delay Improve parallax on mobile devices Nov 16, 2019
@peppy peppy added this to the Backlog milestone Nov 16, 2019
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bdach commented Nov 16, 2019

Should be improved with resolution of ppy/osu-framework#1514 to begin with, but then we might want to look into using accelerometer output for the parallax effect on mobile - but as stated above, this is a long ways away.

@peppy peppy added the priority:3 Nice to have, at some point label Feb 17, 2020
@peppy peppy removed this from the Backlog milestone Feb 17, 2020
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