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Follow my open angle, on by default, moves the baseline to whatever angle the lid settles at, so parking the lid anywhere leaves the desktop clear and only closing from there folds. Adoption needs a reading held within 1.5 degrees for 750 ms while the lid sits at least three degrees above its lowest recent value. That travel requirement is what separates a deliberate repark from a pause partway through a close. A single degree threshold could not do it, because the sensor reports integer degrees and noise between adjacent readings alone would satisfy it, which would drop the fold while the user was holding the lid still. Adoption moves the baseline without resetting the filter, so the fold unwinds through the damped response instead of snapping to zero. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHinge now follows a settled lid angle by default. Users can disable this behavior and set a fixed open position. LidMotion detects stable angle changes, persists adopted positions, and updates the settings UI and documentation. ChangesOpen-angle tracking
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LidSensor
participant LidMotion
participant LiveDesktop
participant SettingsView
LidSensor->>LidMotion: Send lid angle
LidMotion->>LidMotion: Detect stable open angle
LidMotion-->>LiveDesktop: Return adoptedAngle
LiveDesktop->>LiveDesktop: Persist open angle
LiveDesktop-->>SettingsView: Publish tracking state
SettingsView->>LiveDesktop: Toggle followOpenAngle
LiveDesktop->>LidMotion: setFollowOpenAngle(value)
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 26: Update the README instructions to state that users must partially
close and reopen the lid after launch to establish the open position; a
stationary lid does not adopt its current angle automatically. Preserve the
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| Allow Screen Recording, reopen Hinge if prompted, and turn it on. The starting angle is 100°. Prefer something else? Get comfy and click **Set open position**. Hinge remembers. | ||
| Allow Screen Recording, reopen Hinge if prompted, and turn it on. By default Hinge treats whatever angle you settle at as your open position, so wherever you park the lid stays clear and only closing from there folds. Prefer one fixed angle? Turn off **Follow my open angle**, get comfy, and click **Set open position**. Hinge remembers. |
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Describe the initial adoption requirement accurately.
A stationary lid at launch does not adopt its current angle. Sources/LidMotion.swift sets the initial recent minimum to that same reading, so the required 3° travel is not present. Until the user partially closes and reopens the lid, Hinge uses the saved baseline. Update this text to describe that re-parking requirement.
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In `@README.md` at line 26, Update the README instructions to state that users
must partially close and reopen the lid after launch to establish the open
position; a stationary lid does not adopt its current angle automatically.
Preserve the existing guidance about Screen Recording, fixed angles, and the
“Set open position” control.
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This is a genuinely good writeup, and the part where you explain why the one degree test fails is the reason I trust the rest of it. The hysteresis design works: I compiled your The problems are not craft, they are defaults and storage. As it stands I do not think this can go in on by default. 1. It silently destroys an existing user's calibrated angle, with no way back.
2. Three degrees is inside normal hinge slack, so holding the lid partly closed unfolds the desktop. Replay, baseline 100, following on: A three degree rebound is ordinary lid spring-back, not a deliberate repark. The fold collapses from 0.61 to 0 while the lid is still half shut, and there is no way back short of closing past 43. You raised the bar from 1 degree to 3 specifically to avoid this class of failure, and I think it needs to go further, or needs a different signal, for example requiring the lid to have returned near a previously settled angle. 3. Adoption runs while Hinge is off. There is no 4. It cannot fix the case that needs it most. Adoption requires travel up from a running minimum, so a stale baseline above the current angle is never corrected: Permanent 24 percent fold with the display link running at 60 fps until the user closes 3+ degrees and waits. Combined with #16 restoring enabled at launch, that is a plausible "opened my Mac and the screen is bent" report. Some downward or settle-based correction would close it. 5. The README line overclaims. "wherever you park the lid stays clear" is false when you park lower than the previous baseline without a rebound: parked at 60 from a baseline of 100 leaves the fold stuck at 0.43 with zero adoptions. 6. Very slow opens ratchet. Below about 2.7 deg/s the baseline adopts every 3 degrees. A reopen from 8 to 100 at 2.3 deg/s gave 26 adoptions, so 26 7. 8. MOTION.md contradicts itself. The new paragraph is appended directly after "The baseline stays fixed while the user holds the lid partly closed", which this PR makes untrue. Those need reconciling. Small one: greying out "Set open position" while following is on is the wrong affordance, a manual set should override and re-arm. Post-rebase it is also incomplete, since the menu bar item and I have merged current SettingsRow(
"arrow.triangle.2.circlepath", tint: .teal, title: "Follow my open angle",
subtitle: "Take whatever angle you settle at"
) {
Toggle(
"Follow my open angle",
isOn: Binding(get: { desktop.followOpenAngle }, set: { desktop.setFollowOpenAngle($0) })
)
.toggleStyle(.switch)
.controlSize(.small)
.labelsHidden()
.help("Take whatever angle you settle at as the new open position.")
}I also carried your disable onto the menu bar's "Set open position" item in One thing I deliberately left alone: Checks all pass locally on your head, |
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What
A new Follow my open angle setting, on by default, moves the baseline to whatever angle the lid settles at. Park the lid anywhere and the desktop stays clear from there; only closing from that angle folds. The manual Set open position button stays for when the setting is off.
How adoption is gated
A reading has to hold within 1.5 degrees for 750 ms and the lid has to sit at least three degrees above its lowest recent value.
That travel requirement is the whole design. My first version asked only that the last movement of one degree or more was an opening one, and it is wrong: the sensor reports integer degrees, so noise between two adjacent readings satisfies a one degree test on its own. Holding the lid still partway through a close would register a false open, adopt that angle, and drop the fold while the user was holding the lid steady. Requiring accumulated travel separates a deliberate repark from sensor jitter.
Adoption moves the baseline without resetting the filter, so the fold unwinds through the damped response rather than snapping to zero. Angles below 25 degrees are ignored, matching the existing
calibrateguard.Testing
LidMotionhas no UI or capture dependencies, so I compiled it standalone and drove it with a synthetic replay at 120 Hz, in the spirit of the replaysMOTION.mdalready describes:The 0.0274 line is the one worth noting: a reset-based adoption would drop 0.43 in a single frame.
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