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Rework seeking interactions to support smooth scrolling

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smoogipoo 2018-05-23 14:14:32 +09:00
parent f18677382c
commit 6b0eeb3436
1 changed files with 46 additions and 7 deletions
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osu.Game/Screens/Edit/Screens/Compose/Timeline/Timeline.cs
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@ -43,20 +43,59 @@ private void load(IAdjustableClock adjustableClock)
this.adjustableClock = adjustableClock;
}
private bool handlingUserInput;
/// <summary>
/// The track's time in the previous frame.
/// </summary>
private double lastTrackTime;
/// <summary>
/// Whether the user is currently dragging the timeline.
/// </summary>
private bool handlingDragInput;
/// <summary>
/// Whether the track was playing before a user drag event.
/// </summary>
private bool trackWasPlaying;
protected override void Update()
{
base.Update();
// We want time = 0 to be at the centre of the container when scrolled to the start
// The extrema of track time should be positioned at the centre of the container when scrolled to the start or end
Content.Margin = new MarginPadding { Horizontal = DrawWidth / 2 };
if (!handlingUserInput)
ScrollTo((float)(adjustableClock.CurrentTime / Beatmap.Value.Track.Length) * Content.DrawWidth, false);
else
if (handlingDragInput)
{
// The user is dragging - the track should always follow the timeline
adjustableClock.Seek(Current / Content.DrawWidth * Beatmap.Value.Track.Length);
}
else if (adjustableClock.IsRunning)
{
// If the user hasn't provided mouse input but the track is running, always follow the track
ScrollTo((float)(adjustableClock.CurrentTime / Beatmap.Value.Track.Length) * Content.DrawWidth, false);
}
else
{
// The track isn't playing, so we want to smooth-scroll once more, and re-enable wheel scrolling
// There are two cases we have to be wary of:
// 1) The user scrolls on this timeline: We want the track to follow us
// 2) The user changes the track time through some other means (scrolling in the editor or overview timeline): We want to follow the track time
// The simplest way to cover both cases is by checking that inter-frame track times are identical
if (adjustableClock.CurrentTime == lastTrackTime)
{
// The track hasn't been seeked externally
adjustableClock.Seek(Current / Content.DrawWidth * Beatmap.Value.Track.Length);
}
else
{
// The track has been seeked externally
ScrollTo((float)(adjustableClock.CurrentTime / Beatmap.Value.Track.Length) * Content.DrawWidth, false);
}
}
lastTrackTime = adjustableClock.CurrentTime;
}
protected override bool OnMouseDown(InputState state, MouseDownEventArgs args)
@ -78,14 +117,14 @@ protected override bool OnMouseUp(InputState state, MouseUpEventArgs args)
private void beginUserInput()
{
handlingUserInput = true;
handlingDragInput = true;
trackWasPlaying = adjustableClock.IsRunning;
adjustableClock.Stop();
}
private void endUserInput()
{
handlingUserInput = false;
handlingDragInput = false;
if (trackWasPlaying)
adjustableClock.Start();
}