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Change the friction of a draggable wheel

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I want to make a sort of wheel of fortune. But the wheel is now stopping too quickly.

Is it possible to change (double?) the Momentum-based animation of the wheel causing the object to glide gracefully to a stop?
There is no friction property, is it?


I hope there is a simple solution. :)

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You could look at:

throwResistance : Number - A number (1000 by default) that controls how much resistance or friction there is when the mouse/touch is released and momentum-based motion is enabled (by setting inertia: true). The larger the number, the more resistance and the quicker the motion decelerates. (requires InertiaPlugin and setting inertia: true, otherwise throwResistance will simply be ignored.)

 

Or maybe just set a minimum duration if you feel it's stopping too quickly. That's a super simple fix.

 

minDuration : Number - The minimum duration (in seconds) that the kinetic-based inertia tween should last. InertiaPlugin will automatically analyze the velocity and bounds and determine an appropriate duration (faster movements would typically result in longer tweens to decelerate), but you can force the tween to take at least a certain amount of time by defining a minDuration. The default is 0.2 seconds. This has nothing to do with the minimum amount of time that the user can drag the object - it’s only the inertia tween that results after they release the mouse/touch. (requires InertiaPlugin and setting inertia: true, otherwise minDuration will simply be ignored.)

 

Does that help?

 

Happy tweening.

:)

 

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