public void Start()
{
//during awake of first scene force touch state is not yet available. If InputManager is initialized later it's ok to call this in Awake.
//For platforms other than iOS ForceTouchState.IncompatibleOS will be returned.
forceTouchState = ForceTouchPlugin.GetForceTouchState();
//if (forceTouchState != ForceTouchState.IncompatibleOS)
// AddCallback ();
}
/*
* Method that will be called by native end if ForceTouch state changes. You must
* subscribe to that event by calling AddCallback method. For this method to be called,
* InputManager component has to be in hierarchy.
* See AddCallbackMethod in ForceTouchPlugin.cs for more info
*/
public void UpdateForceTouch(string message)
{
if (GetComponent <StatusUI>()) //this is only required for StatusUI.
{
GetComponent <StatusUI>().callbackMessage = message;
}
forceTouchState = ForceTouchPlugin.GetForceTouchState(Int32.Parse(message));
}
public void Start()
{
//during awake of first scene force touch state is not yet available. If InputManager is initialized later it's ok to call this in Awake.
//For platforms other than iOS ForceTouchState.IncompatibleOS will be returned.
forceTouchState = ForceTouchPlugin.GetForceTouchState();
//it would be best to only start tracking if forceTouchState is Available or if supportsTouchRadius is true.
//If native touches are used on old ios devices or devices that have force touch disabled it's a performance penalty that could be avoided.
//if (forceTouchState == ForceTouchState.Available)
{
ForceTouchPlugin.StartTracking(); //won't be executed on anything but iOS so no need to add compiler conditionals
//AddCallback();
}
}
