2016-04-11, 20:01
Just a thought:
A thing that I frequently hear when showing Kodi around is "why doesn't the panels scroll smoothly?".
It is especially apparent that this needs love when you "fast scroll" through a list. The animation is sort of speed up and jerks around.
Would it be, or IS it, possible to have a scrolling that is not bound by rows or columns, but just sort of "scrolls along smoothly"?
Thoughts on this feature anyone?
... and the rambling:
I had sort of gotten used to it myself, but lately it has really been bugging me.. and I cannot really find an animation that is spot on. I agree more and more that what is an essential part of the Kodi experience is less than beautiful - when the animation jumps from one row/column to the next.
I imagine a more free "animation" for lists:
One that has acceleration/deceleration, just like today, except it isn't bound to stop/skip at each row/column, but rather acts like an acceleration up to a certain speed, then a deceleration when an arrowkey, or a scrollwheel is released - or whatever input triggers your Kodi..
If there is any way for me to intercept the scrolling/control the scrolling of panels in python, please, do tell!
/peace
A thing that I frequently hear when showing Kodi around is "why doesn't the panels scroll smoothly?".
It is especially apparent that this needs love when you "fast scroll" through a list. The animation is sort of speed up and jerks around.
Would it be, or IS it, possible to have a scrolling that is not bound by rows or columns, but just sort of "scrolls along smoothly"?
Thoughts on this feature anyone?
... and the rambling:
I had sort of gotten used to it myself, but lately it has really been bugging me.. and I cannot really find an animation that is spot on. I agree more and more that what is an essential part of the Kodi experience is less than beautiful - when the animation jumps from one row/column to the next.
I imagine a more free "animation" for lists:
One that has acceleration/deceleration, just like today, except it isn't bound to stop/skip at each row/column, but rather acts like an acceleration up to a certain speed, then a deceleration when an arrowkey, or a scrollwheel is released - or whatever input triggers your Kodi..
If there is any way for me to intercept the scrolling/control the scrolling of panels in python, please, do tell!
/peace