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Well-known image apps handle the Rotation UX differently on a Mac vs. an iOS device.
On a Mac:
The rotation control is typically hidden, but inputs are still sent to the control.
There are cursor rectangles in the view that change the cursor being displayed depending on the region of the screen.
For rotation, there is a single cursor image that may be transformed or pre-rendered as separate images for the 8 specific regions around the crop box: top, bottom, left, right, upper left, upper right, lower left, and lower right.
Touch events in the 8 regions must be translated in to input to the RotationDial.
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@rickshane
Thanks for the suggestions!
I am not familiar with Mac apps. If you can give me some example or post some screenshots/videos that would be very helpful.
Well-known image apps handle the Rotation UX differently on a Mac vs. an iOS device.
On a Mac:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: