- Ya
- 29 Aprili 2026, 23:10 UTC
- Mwandishi
- kamo
- Ahadi ya
- b399696
The drag handler updates the head's motion value with rapid mx.set(nx) calls, which framer-motion uses to compute velocity. When the release path triggered a soft-push (because the dropped position grazed an edge or overlapped a tool window), the corrective spring inherited the drag's high velocity and overshot wildly — heads would "shoot across the page" and land elsewhere, sometimes off-screen. A stationary release worked because velocity decayed to zero first. Pass velocity: 0 in animateAnchorTo so every anchor placement starts from a clean velocity state. Also reset velocity for a follower's initial flight into a cluster (where the head being added may have just been a dragged anchor with momentum).