Core Haptics

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How to detect whether haptic event playback is supported

Modern iPhones have extremely sensitive haptic engines inside, allowing us precise control over taps and vibrations, and even mixing effects – see “How to play custom vibrations using Core Haptics” and “How to modify haptic events over time using CHHapticParameterCurve” for more information on that.... Continue Reading >>

How to modify haptic events over time using CHHapticParameterCurve

Core Haptics gives us extraordinary control over vibration events, including one-off taps (transient haptics), longer vibrations (continuous haptics), and shaped vibrations (haptic parameter curves).... Continue Reading >>

How to play custom vibrations using Core Haptics

Core Haptics lets us define a variety of vibrations and sound effects that trigger with precise timing and behaviors, all powered by the iPhone’s Taptic Engine. These behaviors are somewhat hard to define with words, and are best felt rather than described, but the words Apple uses are things like “intensity” (the relative strength of the vibration) and “sharpness” (whether it’s a dull tap or a more precise one).... Continue Reading >>

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