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I also observe this bias, I imagine it is an artifact of > versus >= on the pixel boundary.
by techbio 4y ago
I also observe this bias, I imagine it is an artifact of > versus >= on the pixel boundary.
- tpxl 4y agoIt's because the left pixel is checked before the right pixel (the settling behaviour section). This is common in games where you handle movement input (left, right arrow keys) - if you press both of them you'll always go one way, because that way is checked first for movement.