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If I start a drag toward the edge of a node, the first pixel of mouse-drag causes the node's position to jump so that it is centered around the mouse cursor:
Here's a more obvious screencast with large nodes:
And a higher-res movie illustrating the phenomenon.
Without having looked at the code, it seems like some amount of accounting for the initial intra-node offset of the mouse-drag-start is not being done.
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If I start a drag toward the edge of a node, the first pixel of mouse-drag causes the node's position to jump so that it is centered around the mouse cursor:
Here's a more obvious screencast with large nodes:
And a higher-res movie illustrating the phenomenon.
Without having looked at the code, it seems like some amount of accounting for the initial intra-node offset of the mouse-drag-start is not being done.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: