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Could you elaborate? I'm also an iOS user and find it intuitive. But of course I would, as I've spent hours developing it and can't see the issues in the way a

Could you elaborate? I'm also an iOS user and find it intuitive. But of course I would, as I've spent hours developing it and can't see the issues in the way a new user would. If you move two fingers in a rotating fashion the map rotates, does it not do this for you?

anarazel 6y ago
Not an iOS user, but I somehow expected rotation to work if I rotate two fingers against each other (I.e. draw a circle with two fingers at the same time). But I just need to swipe sideways with two fingers.
jtbayly 6y ago
No. If I move two fingers from side to side it rotates. If I try to rotate two fingers, nothing happens. If I also happen to also move them closer together/further apart, then it zooms. Or if I happen to end up slightly further left or right, then it rotates. The result is that when attempting to rotate 90 degrees right, it might zoom out slightly and rotate left a few degrees. Edit: this is an image to show how I rotate things on my phone and computer trackpad: https://cdn1.iconfinder.com/data/icons/gestureworks_gesture_glyphs/512/two_finger_rotate_gestureworks.png https://cdn1.iconfinder.com/data/icons/gestureworks_gesture_...
- beowulfey 6y ago
  If you hold one finger in place and rotate the other around, it works. It’s a bit more subtle than the default iOS rotate gesture. If both fingers move during the rotation it gets confused with the zoom. I found the best way is to hold my middle finger static and rotate with my thumb. The opposite (holding thumb static) was much harder.