// internal because we want our game types to call this.
internal static void Update(LandscapeOrientation landscapeOrientation)
{
#if !WINDOWS
// On Zune we can just use the TouchPanel class and fill
// our ZuneTouch structures with the same data.
// clear out the old touches
touches.Clear();
// for each touch on the touch panel
foreach (var t in TouchPanel.GetState())
{
Vector2 position = t.Position;
// adjust the touch's position based on device orientation
switch (landscapeOrientation)
{
case LandscapeOrientation.Right:
position = new Vector2(position.Y, 272 - position.X);
break;
case LandscapeOrientation.Left:
position = new Vector2(480 - position.Y, position.X);
break;
default:
break;
}
// add a new ZuneTouch instance that duplicates the data
touches.Add(new ZuneTouch
{
ID = t.Id,
Position = position,
State = (ZuneTouchState)(int)t.State,
Pressure = t.Pressure
});
}
// Then we just update our accelerometer property from the Accelerometer class
AccelerometerState accState = Accelerometer.GetState();
Acceleration = accState.Acceleration;
#else
// On PC we use the current and last mouse state's to position our
// fake touch as well as update its state.
MouseState mouseState = Mouse.GetState();
// we want to make sure we're in bounds of the screen, so figure out if we're
// actually in landscape mode or not.
int screenWidth = 272, screenHeight = 480;
if (landscapeOrientation == LandscapeOrientation.Left || landscapeOrientation == LandscapeOrientation.Right)
{
screenWidth = 480;
screenHeight = 272;
}
// first we check to see if we have a touch in the collection with a state of released,
// and if so, we clear the list out
if (touches.Count > 0 && touches[0].State == ZuneTouchState.Released)
touches.Clear();
// if this is a new press of the left mouse button and the mouse is inside the window...
if (mouseState.LeftButton == ButtonState.Pressed && lastMouseState.LeftButton == ButtonState.Released &&
mouseState.X >= 0 && mouseState.X <= screenWidth && mouseState.Y >= 0 && mouseState.Y <= screenHeight)
{
// add a new ZuneTouch instance with our data
touches.Add(new ZuneTouch
{
ID = id++,
Position = new Vector2(mouseState.X, mouseState.Y),
State = ZuneTouchState.Pressed,
Pressure = 1
});
}
// otherwise if the left button isn't newly pressed and we are tracking a touch already...
else if (touches.Count > 0)
{
// get the touch
var touch = touches[0];
// update the position
touch.Position = new Vector2(mouseState.X, mouseState.Y);
// we assume the touch has moved
touch.State = ZuneTouchState.Moved;
// if the mouse was released inside the window OR moved outside of the window...
if ((mouseState.LeftButton == ButtonState.Released && lastMouseState.LeftButton == ButtonState.Pressed) ||
mouseState.X < 0 || mouseState.X > screenWidth || mouseState.Y < 0 || mouseState.Y > screenHeight)
{
// set the State to Released
touch.State = ZuneTouchState.Released;
}
// set the touch back onto the list
touches[0] = touch;
}
lastMouseState = mouseState;
// to fake accelerometer data, we use a GamePad's thumbsticks and set the acceleration
// using this system:
// X Axis of Left Thumbstick = X axis
// Y Axis of Left Thumbstick = Y axis
// X Axis of Right Thumbstick = Z axis
GamePadState gamePadState = GamePad.GetState(PlayerIndex.One);
Acceleration = new Vector3(
gamePadState.ThumbSticks.Left.X,
gamePadState.ThumbSticks.Left.Y,
gamePadState.ThumbSticks.Right.X);
#endif
}
// internal because we want our game types to call this.
internal static void Update(LandscapeOrientation landscapeOrientation)
{
#if !WINDOWS
// On Zune we can just use the TouchPanel class and fill
// our ZuneTouch structures with the same data.
// clear out the old touches
touches.Clear();
// for each touch on the touch panel
foreach (var t in TouchPanel.GetState())
{
Vector2 position = t.Position;
// adjust the touch's position based on device orientation
switch (landscapeOrientation)
{
case LandscapeOrientation.Right:
position = new Vector2(position.Y, 272 - position.X);
break;
case LandscapeOrientation.Left:
position = new Vector2(480 - position.Y, position.X);
break;
default:
break;
}
// add a new ZuneTouch instance that duplicates the data
touches.Add(new ZuneTouch
{
ID = t.Id,
Position = position,
State = (ZuneTouchState)(int)t.State,
Pressure = t.Pressure
});
}
// Then we just update our accelerometer property from the Accelerometer class
AccelerometerState accState = Accelerometer.GetState();
Acceleration = accState.Acceleration;
#else
// On PC we use the current and last mouse state's to position our
// fake touch as well as update its state.
MouseState mouseState = Mouse.GetState();
// we want to make sure we're in bounds of the screen, so figure out if we're
// actually in landscape mode or not.
int screenWidth = 272, screenHeight = 480;
if (landscapeOrientation == LandscapeOrientation.Left || landscapeOrientation == LandscapeOrientation.Right)
{
screenWidth = 480;
screenHeight = 272;
}
// first we check to see if we have a touch in the collection with a state of released,
// and if so, we clear the list out
if (touches.Count > 0 && touches[0].State == ZuneTouchState.Released)
{
touches.Clear();
}
// if this is a new press of the left mouse button and the mouse is inside the window...
if (mouseState.LeftButton == ButtonState.Pressed && lastMouseState.LeftButton == ButtonState.Released &&
mouseState.X >= 0 && mouseState.X <= screenWidth && mouseState.Y >= 0 && mouseState.Y <= screenHeight)
{
// add a new ZuneTouch instance with our data
touches.Add(new ZuneTouch
{
ID = id++,
Position = new Vector2(mouseState.X, mouseState.Y),
State = ZuneTouchState.Pressed,
Pressure = 1
});
}
// otherwise if the left button isn't newly pressed and we are tracking a touch already...
else if (touches.Count > 0)
{
// get the touch
var touch = touches[0];
// update the position
touch.Position = new Vector2(mouseState.X, mouseState.Y);
// we assume the touch has moved
touch.State = ZuneTouchState.Moved;
// if the mouse was released inside the window OR moved outside of the window...
if ((mouseState.LeftButton == ButtonState.Released && lastMouseState.LeftButton == ButtonState.Pressed) ||
mouseState.X < 0 || mouseState.X > screenWidth || mouseState.Y < 0 || mouseState.Y > screenHeight)
{
// set the State to Released
touch.State = ZuneTouchState.Released;
}
// set the touch back onto the list
touches[0] = touch;
}
lastMouseState = mouseState;
// to fake accelerometer data, we use a GamePad's thumbsticks and set the acceleration
// using this system:
// X Axis of Left Thumbstick = X axis
// Y Axis of Left Thumbstick = Y axis
// X Axis of Right Thumbstick = Z axis
GamePadState gamePadState = GamePad.GetState(PlayerIndex.One);
Acceleration = new Vector3(
gamePadState.ThumbSticks.Left.X,
gamePadState.ThumbSticks.Left.Y,
gamePadState.ThumbSticks.Right.X);
#endif
}