I am not seeing a way to turn off "snap to grid" in the Javascript API:
https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/Reference:JavaScript
... except maybe with setXML(), using
geogebra/euclidianView/evSettings/@pointCapturing
https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/Reference:XML_tags_in_geogebra.xml#Element:_euclidianView
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Is there any way to turn off the “snap to grid” feature in the Function Plot
Response problems?
Some of the vector heads/tails that students have to manipulate are so close to
certain grid junctions that the vector snaps to the junction, but that moves
them to a position that the computer then evaluates as incorrect.
I have tried setting the grid visibility to off, but the snap to feature is
still present.
An example of a problematic problem is shown below:
<problem>
<script type="loncapa/perl">
$IADx=&random(5400,6000,200);
$BOSx=&random(4800,5200,50);
$BOSy=&random(700,950,50);
$d2=&sqrt(($IADx-$BOSx)**2+($BOSy)**2);
$theta2=&atan(($IADx-$BOSx)/$BOSy)*$rad2deg;
$dt=&sqrt(($BOSx)**2+($BOSy)**2);
$thetat=&atan(($BOSx)/$BOSy)*$rad2deg;
</script>
<startouttext />
a) Amit flies due east from San Francisco (SFO) to Washington, D.C. (IAD), a displacement of
&format($IADx,'1f') km. He then flies from Washington to Boston (BOS), a displacement of
&format($d2,'1f') km at an angle of &format($theta2,'1f')° west of north. <p />
<ol>
<li>In the diagram below the black vectors can be moved by grabbing them in the
center and they can be adjusted by grabbing the blue dots at either end.</li>
<li>The red vector automatically adjusts itself and you should not try to change its
position or length manually.</li>
<li>Move and adjust the SFOtoIAD vector so it originates at SFO and terminates at
IAD.</li>
<li>Move and adjust the IADtoBOS vector so it originates at IAD and terminates at
BOS.</li>
<li>Notice that the red resultant vector changes as you change the other two
vectors.</li>
<li>When you have adjusted the black vectors as described, press the submit
button.</li>
</ol>
<endouttext />
<part id="a">
<center>
<functionplotresponse id="11" ymin="-200" xaxisvisible="no" width="450" gridvisible="yes" ymax="1200"
height="250" yaxisvisible="no" xmax="6200" xmin="-200">
<functionplotelements>
<plotobject x="0" y="0" label="SFO" />
<plotobject label="IAD" y="0" x="$IADx" />
<plotobject x="$BOSx" y="$BOSy" label="BOS" />
<plotvector taily="800" tailx="2000" tipy="800" tipx="3000" label="SFOtoIAD" />
<plotvector label="IADtoBOS" taily="500" tailx="2000" tipy="500" tipx="3000" />
<drawvectorsum label="Resultant" vectorlist="SFOtoIAD,IADtoBOS" showvalue="yes" tailx="0"
taily="0" />
</functionplotelements>
<functionplotruleset>
<functionplotvectorrule vector="SFOtoIAD" index="SFOtoIAD" tippoint="IAD"
tailpoint="SFO" />
<functionplotvectorrule vector="IADtoBOS" index="IADtoBOS" tippoint="BOS"
tailpoint="IAD" />
<functionplotvectorsumrule index="Total" vectors="SFOtoIAD,IADtoBOS" />
</functionplotruleset>
</functionplotresponse>
</center>
</part>
<part id="b">
<startouttext />
b) What is the magnitude of Amit's total displacement?
<endouttext />
<numericalresponse format="2f" answer="$dt" unit="km" id="12">
<responseparam description="Numerical Tolerance" type="tolerance" name="tol"
default="5%" />
<textline spellcheck="none" readonly="no" />
</numericalresponse>
</part>
</problem>
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Best,
Jon Hall
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