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The problem you're describing is only a problem with Act on Press, which is why it's normally Act on Release, so I don't understand how it's irrelevant to his p

by Kiro 2y ago

The problem you're describing is only a problem with Act on Press, which is why it's normally Act on Release, so I don't understand how it's irrelevant to his point. I'm not sure I've ever seen a game which requires a double click for use. Do you have any examples?

constantcrying 2y ago
>The problem you're describing is only a problem with Act on Press, which is why it's normally Act on Release, so I don't understand how it's irrelevant to his point. No, it is also a problem with act on release. How do you distinguish a drag and a click?
- Kiro 2y ago
  If you release while still inside the button it's a click. Try dragging a random clickable element in the browser (like dragging a link into this comment box) and you will see the same behaviour.
- eru 2y ago
  In practice, you probably just use a threshold?