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Ability to make one certain Turtle wider #57

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Tuinslak opened this issue Feb 22, 2012 · 3 comments
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Ability to make one certain Turtle wider #57

Tuinslak opened this issue Feb 22, 2012 · 3 comments
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@Tuinslak
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For Google maps we've had to request to make it 'wider' (full screen, or expand over the 3 columns).
Atm we're too much focussing on 3 columns.

Is there a way to make certain turtles 'expand' in width to be wider than other turtles (during certrain transition phase).

E.g.

show 3 columns with train info
transition
show 2 columns with bus info
transition
show 1 column with traffic map

@jenssegers
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This will cause too much problems. You can make 1 turtle group wider than the other turtles, but not between transitions.

@pietercolpaert
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Jens, maybe you just didn't think about this enough. In my opinion it's easily possible by playing with widths and timers.

If you have 2 groups left (L) and right (R). L has 1 turtle, R has 2 turtles. There should be a 4th turtle which has to be fullwidth.

How can we solve this: L gets a second dot (after displaying 2 times the first dot), R gets a third dot. When L reaches its second dot, the turtle will disappear. When R reaches its third dot, the width should change to 100% and the third turtle should show.

Conclusion: it's an interesting challenge with the current codebase ;) What do you think?

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Tuinslak commented Apr 7, 2012

bump

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