Sync Orientation

Solar2D General Questions/Discussion
#1

Native Orientation simply flips the objects on screen and animates a frame around them with all of the native components on the screen. This looks really bad if there are any input boxes on screen. The only solution I see to this is for corona to actually rotate the objects in time with the frame and native objects, have a way of taking out the animation completely and simply flip everything, or for us to use the old way of rotating things at the same rate as the new orientation.

Since this is probably not a high priority bug, I would like to know a transition time and easing method that will closely sync the two. I need to build for the device each time that I test, so trial and error is very troublesome. Does anyone have any suggestions? [import]uid: 4871 topic_id: 1613 reply_id: 301613[/import]

#2

By the way, I have built and tried over thirty times and have come moderately close, but I figured some at Corona would know the magic transition time and easing, that is being used. [import]uid: 4871 topic_id: 1613 reply_id: 4640[/import]

#3

In a sample Native Display app I’m creating it looks like the Corona objects (e.g. buttons and labels) flip fast and the native textField and textBox have a longer transition time. Is this what you are referring too?

The change occurs when rotating the device between portrait and landscape modes.

-Tom [import]uid: 7559 topic_id: 1613 reply_id: 4646[/import]

#4

Yes, I am referring to there being no transition time on Corona objects and an animation on the black frame and native textField and textBox that takes longer. I want to know what speed I would need to move Corona objects to match this if I did it myself with a transition on an orientation listener (landscape only if that matters at all.) I am assuming that the native objects are moved at a set time duration and transition type. I am not complaining about the bug. I am trying to get numbers to counteract it. [import]uid: 4871 topic_id: 1613 reply_id: 4657[/import]

#5

Is the native object orientation based on a set time??? [import]uid: 4871 topic_id: 1613 reply_id: 4740[/import]