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Mid-Sem Assignment
I initially thought of representing my dataset in a datashpere form, but decided to choose something else as I had already used this visual concept for a previous homework exercise. I had also tried to convey this dataset in a datashpere but I found that I kept getting stuck when it came to having to link the different pieces of information. I then…
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Week 5 In Class Task 2
This animation shows the number of earthquakes per year from 1970 to 1999. The circles in the middle change size depending on how many earthquakes there were. I decided to use multiple circles for this as it depicts the tremor of an…
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Week 5 In Class Task
Posted on March 29, 2010 at 1:30pm
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You can't set the toggle state of a zone, unfortunately.
As far as I understand your question: Why don't you just move the image out off the visible area (if the x-button is touched) and use the boolean variable as a way to define whether the thumbnail of the image should be highlighted or not. You could use the isZoneToggleOn but combine it with your boolean so that it does not really use the isZoneToggleOn boolean value but just the changing in combination with YOUR boolean to define what to be done. Or just use isZonePressed instead and check your boolean to define what should be changed. E.g. if the picture is outside the visible area, move it back to it's previous position.
Hope you know what I mean :)
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