fix: make elastic deformation direction-aware#8
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fix: make elastic deformation direction-aware#8shaominngqing wants to merge 1 commit intoQmDeve:masterfrom
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- Previously, deformation was always X-stretch/Y-compress regardless of movement direction - Now stretches along the dominant movement axis (horizontal or vertical) - Horizontal drag: X-axis stretches, Y-axis compresses - Vertical drag: Y-axis stretches, X-axis compresses - Added stretchFactor parameter for easy customization
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Summary
Fix the elastic deformation effect to follow the drag direction.
Changes
stretchFactorparameter for easy customizationBefore
Dragging in any direction always caused horizontal stretching.
After
Dragging now stretches in the direction of movement, creating a more natural "liquid" feel.