Here's a dire quality video of a control that I hope to find time to blog about in the coming weeks. It's inspiration is obvious, it's execution was tough. Involved crash-learning Newtonian mechanics, solving equations and a bit of calculus.
Essentially, its a smart scrollviewer, so it can house all manner of controls; indeed I've uploaded one of a large image being panned with flicks and drags.
If enough people are interesed, I'll put the control up on CodePlex.
Labels: programming, touch, user experience, wpf, xaml
7 comments:
Hi, this is a nice example. Also can be used horizontal? please share your control with me. orlando.jerez@chile.com, please. thanks!
Hello - I've written this to work both ways. I'm currently using it in a Windows Phone 7 Series-style control with 4 verticals inside a horizontal. I plan to write about the whole thing and put it on Codeplex, as soon as I get a free evening. Thanks for your interest.
Lastly, if you can, edit your comment and add [nospam] to your email address else you'll probably start getting crap from the annoying spambots!
looks great, i would be interessted in the code and how you managed it
Very interesting, please, put the code on codeplex!
Any luck getting this on Codeplex?
Not yet - I've been snowed for months, personally and work-wise. Sorry?!
Please put your awesome gesture scroll viewer on codeplex! It's so hard to fine tune the physics as well as you have done.
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