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Set overshootTolerance on Draggable with snapping/minDuration/throwProps

martis test
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In order to control the overshootTolerance you will have to construct your own ThrowPropsPlugin.to() tween in the Draggable's onDragEnd callback.

 

Take a look at the ThrowPropsPlugin docs:

http://api.greensock.com/js/com/greensock/plugins/ThrowPropsPlugin.html

 

The first 2 code examples illustrate how this is done with Draggable.

 

Instead of using the Draggable's config's minDuration and snap you will want to configure those values in the custom tween you create using onDragEnd

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Thanks Carl,

 

Any clue where I can find the default throwProps config? I literally only want to change the overshootTolerance :)

 

Here is my current code:

drag = Draggable.create('#proxy', {
	type:"y", 
	bounds:$('#proxyContainer'),
	trigger:$('#site'),
	force3D:true,
	dragClickables:false,
	zIndexBoost:false,
	edgeResistance:.8,
	dragResistance:.5, 
	throwProps:true,
	minDuration:.75,
	snap: {
	    y: function(endValue) {
	      if (!snapping) {
	        snapping = true;
	        var lastEndValue = snapPoints[snapIndex];
	
	        if (endValue < lastEndValue+56 && snapIndex < snapPoints.length-1) {
	          snapIndex++;
	        } else if (endValue > lastEndValue-56 && snapIndex > 0) {
	          snapIndex--;
	        }
	      }
	      
	      return snapPoints[snapIndex];
		  }
	},
	  
	onDragStart:function() {
    	snapping = false;
	},
	
	onDragEnd:function() {
    	snapping = false;
	},

	onDrag:function () {
		processMobileTimeline(this.y); 
		
	}, 
					
	onThrowUpdate:function() {
		processMobileTimeline(this.y); 		
	}	
})[0];

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The overshoot thing is a tricky one physics-wise because if something starts out at a certain velocity and you force it to end at a particular spot that’s adequately short, there MUST either be overshooting or the ease must be adjusted (but you're already defining a specific ease in the tween). Imagine a car going 100mph and you say “I want you to take 10 seconds to stop, and end in exactly 1 inch from where you’re at now, using this specific easing equation”. Um…can’t happen unless the initial velocity is suddenly jerked to a different value. 

 

That being said, we have practical realities to contend with, and I don't think you're as concerned about the initial velocity exactly matching as much as you are that the overshooting is prevented (right?). Therefore, I've tweaked the algorithms in ThrowPropsPlugin so that they recognize an overshootTolerance of 0 as a special case, and adjust the initial velocity accordingly to prevent overshooting. I just e-mailed the new plugin file to you - would you mind giving that a shot and letting us know if it works well for you? All you'd need to do is drop that into place and make sure you set overshootTolerance to 0 on your Draggable config object.

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