Today, many apps are following a haptic feedback craze, so why not get your hands on the ability to do so? I'm providing a haptic feedback module for Godot, only for iOS.
For more information of feedback, https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uifeedbackgenerator
Hello! Thanks for checking out this module, I spent quite a time learning how to make the module so if you would like to lend a few bucks to a young programmer, I'd greatly appreciate it :D
- Download the zip file
- Place the "haptic" directory into your "module" directory in the Godot engine.
- Export your iOS project normally by using the template provided by Godot themselves.
- Put the template provided into the iOS export and rename it to replace the previous .a file.
- haptic haptic haptic!
The following methods are available:
# Makes the device trigger a selection feedback
selection()
# Makes the device trigger a impact feedback
# @param int feedback_style declares the style of feedback, 0 - light, 1 - medium, 2 - heavy
impact(feedback_style)
Example in GD:
# Creates an instance of Haptic
var hap
if Engine.has_singleton("Haptic"):
hap = Engine.get_singleton("Haptic")
hap.selection()
I currently do not know how to code for Android devices.
