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OVRHaptics , Vibration strength Question
After many attempts, the vibration itself succeeded. However, I was wondering if the intensity of the vibration is controlled by audio clips. Ask if there is any way you can control the script, not the frequency of the source. I look forward to your reply.
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- I don't believe that you read the manual, because it's all right here: https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/pcsdk/latest/concepts/dg-input-touch-haptic/
"Buffered Haptics – This approach enables a much wider variety of effects, such as patterning vibrational amplitudes around sine wave or tangent functions, panning the vibrations across controllers, generating a variety of low-frequency carrier waves, and more. With buffered haptics, your application sends a buffer of bytes to one or both controllers, where the bytes are interpreted as a series of amplitude values, from 0 (no vibrational amplitude) to 255 (maximum vibrational amplitude)."
"A buffer consists of a series of bytes with values from 0 to 255, where 0 represents no amplitude (i.e no vibration), and 255 represents the maximum amplitude (or intensity) of vibration that is allowed by the SDK."
deftware said:
I don't believe that you read the manual, because it's all right here: https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/pcsdk/latest/concepts/dg-input-touch-haptic/
"Buffered Haptics – This approach enables a much wider variety of effects, such as patterning vibrational amplitudes around sine wave or tangent functions, panning the vibrations across controllers, generating a variety of low-frequency carrier waves, and more. With buffered haptics, your application sends a buffer of bytes to one or both controllers, where the bytes are interpreted as a series of amplitude values, from 0 (no vibrational amplitude) to 255 (maximum vibrational amplitude)."
"A buffer consists of a series of bytes with values from 0 to 255, where 0 represents no amplitude (i.e no vibration), and 255 represents the maximum amplitude (or intensity) of vibration that is allowed by the SDK."OMG ... I checked only Unity's manual. I have not checked the data. Thank you very much!
