At a glance

Lightweight wrapper for native haptic feedback APIs for Android & iOS.

Currently contains:

• HapticFeedbackAndroid & HapticFeedbackIOS wrappers to access OS APIs with little to no allocations
• HapticFeedbackChirp: combine OS haptic primitives to build pleasant vibration patterns
• HapticsManager: helper class for feedback pacing control

Usage

using BitGames.Haptics;
...
//Step 1: Create a manager
var haptics = new HapticsManager(maxConcurrentFeedbacks: 1, () => UnityEngine.Time.time);
haptics.Init();

//Step 2: Register a pattern
const int myPatternID = 1337;
haptics.Register(myPatternID, new HapticFeedbackChirp(haptics.ChirpEngine, 
  HapticChirpIntensity.High,
  HapticChirpIntensity.Low,
  HapticChirpIntensity.None,
  HapticChirpIntensity.None,
  HapticChirpIntensity.High,
  HapticChirpIntensity.Low
));
//(pro-tip: no need to hardcode: use HapticFeedbackChirpPatternAsset for pattern content)
//(pro-tip 2: use project-specific metagen enums for pattern IDs)

//Step 3: Fire a haptic feedback when necessary
haptics.Feedback(myPatternID);