Had this idea of combining two amazing scripts of TrianguloY and put them in a somewhat classis setup.
Had this idea of combining two amazing scripts of TrianguloY and put them in a somewhat classis setup.
Really, script credit go to:
LaGrange by TrianguloY
Holes by TrianguloY
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Cool!
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Small fun detail, the bookmarks for the panels are on the panel that it’s pointing to.
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Awesome! This is really cool. I might have to try it out.
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Really good !!
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behold! the power of LL .
behaviour like this on a homescreen. thats something you really cant find somewhere else 🙂
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Jappie Toutenhoofd I’m watching the video again, and I’m going to suggest a change (that of course you can follow or not)
When you set the lagrange data of each item, instead of set it from all the pages set it only for the panel page and the adjacent pages.
Example: (I’ll assume the pages are 0,1,2,3) set the red panel small in pages 0 and 2, and big in page 1; but don’t set nothing in page 3.
This way they won’t ‘disappear’
Also, I recommend to attach the items, set the values, and detach them. This ensures that they are all correctly aligned easily.
Oh, and maybe you want to check snap to pages
🙂
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Thanks, snap to pages is checked. But this is “broken” after a few moves. I will try removing the unneeded laGrange points.
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