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In the PR #49's algorithm of requestPointerLock is currently missing the description for the scenario:
When a subsequent request failed (for any possible reason), should an already locked target exit lock state?
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My opinion is no, lock should not be exited due to a new request that can not be satisfied.
E.g. Attempting an upgrade from a default request to a request with unadjusted movement that can not be satisfied should not cause the earlier lock to be exited.
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In the PR #49's algorithm of
requestPointerLock
is currently missing the description for the scenario:When a subsequent request failed (for any possible reason), should an already locked target exit lock state?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: