Clarification needed
Not to sound painfully ignorant and all, but what is this inverted axis business, and why does anyone need it here? I googled it and it seems sometimes the X axis gets reversed, so I'm guessing you swipe right....it thinks you swiped left? I see no such thing happening here, so why is a fix needed?
Is it a randomly occurring thing, or do some prefer it to be reversed for whatever reason?
I've been wondering about this for some time, and I did try and look it up first (who wants to wait for a response with google and all). If someone could tell me what it is and why it is desirable or needed, I'd be grateful.
Edit: The first response below made me think "yeah but, how many other people replace that part. I see it mentioned SO MANY times that it'd have to be an epidemic of failed digitizers!". The second reply more or less confirmed that it sort of is a common thing after all.
Thanks for the replies, thanked you both. That was sort of driving me crazy trying to figure out if I was missing out or something (maybe I want an inverted axis! heh). On a possibly related note, my transformer cursor likes to skip around sometimes when I have my finger in a static position. But then other times it doesn't. I may have to replace mine some day, so thanks for the knowledge, sirs and madams.
Not to sound painfully ignorant and all, but what is this inverted axis business, and why does anyone need it here? I googled it and it seems sometimes the X axis gets reversed, so I'm guessing you swipe right....it thinks you swiped left? I see no such thing happening here, so why is a fix needed?
Is it a randomly occurring thing, or do some prefer it to be reversed for whatever reason?
I've been wondering about this for some time, and I did try and look it up first (who wants to wait for a response with google and all). If someone could tell me what it is and why it is desirable or needed, I'd be grateful.
Edit: The first response below made me think "yeah but, how many other people replace that part. I see it mentioned SO MANY times that it'd have to be an epidemic of failed digitizers!". The second reply more or less confirmed that it sort of is a common thing after all.
Thanks for the replies, thanked you both. That was sort of driving me crazy trying to figure out if I was missing out or something (maybe I want an inverted axis! heh). On a possibly related note, my transformer cursor likes to skip around sometimes when I have my finger in a static position. But then other times it doesn't. I may have to replace mine some day, so thanks for the knowledge, sirs and madams.
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