Jason Bertsche

Yes, I can confirm both reported behaviors. On Linux, I am not asked permission to overwrite the file, and it is overwritten. On Windows, I am asked permission, and, if...

Instead of the command line `export`, I found it helpful to add `-Dsun.java2d.uiScale=3` to the `[JVMOptions]` section of the `.cfg` file.

> On mouse move, we can manually check to see if the mouse is over something clickable How do you know when some shape within the canvas is clickable?

> > How do you know when some shape within the canvas is clickable? > > This is a problem no matter which method we choose for changing the mouse...

Sure. The line that's responsible for drawing this in NetLogo Web is [this one](https://github.com/NetLogo/Galapagos/blob/master/app/assets/javascripts/TortoiseJS/agent/linkdrawer.coffee#L156). The relevant code for this in desktop NetLogo is [here](https://github.com/NetLogo/NetLogo/blob/hexy/netlogo-core/src/main/shape/LinkShape.scala#L157-L158). Let me know if there's anything...

Here's how the desktop NetLogo version of Link Breeds Example looks:  Here is how NetLogo Web's version of it currently looks:  So our indicators are far, far too...

`numLines` in desktop NetLogo would be equivalent to running `lines.length` in the Galapagos code. `cellSize` seems to be the "patch size" value that you can set in desktop NetLogo if...

I don't really have hugely valuable suggestions on this one. I kind of feel like the most likely useful solution will be to scale the indicators to the right size...

Agreed. I wasn't clear about this when I originally wrote the ticket, but any widget with invalid code (slider, plot, button, monitor, chooser) should be shown as broken.

With the introduction of c435db994cf7e4384927c2ca534fd45a6f27e0bc, this issue has been solved for all widgets but plots.