Add inertial panning (fling/throw) to MapManipulator#187
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SamHL wants to merge 1 commit intopelicanmapping:mainfrom
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Add inertial panning (fling/throw) to MapManipulator#187SamHL wants to merge 1 commit intopelicanmapping:mainfrom
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Implements physics-based map flinging - when users drag and release the map, it continues moving with exponentially decaying velocity. Features: - Frame-rate independent physics using exponential decay - Only triggers for pan operations (not rotate/zoom) - Configurable via Settings: throwingEnabled, throwDecayRate, throwThreshold, throwHistoryTime, maxThrowVelocity - Velocity calculated from 150ms drag history for smooth, responsive feel - Cancels on any new user input (click, key, scroll) - Uses NDC coordinates for resolution independence
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A nice feature :) Thanks. |
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Implements physics-based map flinging - when users drag and release the map, it continues moving with exponentially decaying velocity.
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