Reader: inertia scales with the gesture — more on a nudge, less on a flick
Lenis reads lerp, touchInertiaExponent and syncTouchLerp at event time
(checked in the vendor file), so they can be set per gesture. A small
gesture now gets the softer brake and the higher exponent, a fast one
the firmer brake and a lower exponent.
The inversion is deliberate: with distance = |velocity| exponent, a
high exponent carries a hard flick far but shrinks a gentle one — which
is exactly backwards from what a nudge should feel like. Six numbers up
top do the tuning; the thresholds next to them define small and fast.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@…>
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