Shake device to make scene reset or action take place
I searched and found only a couple threads. One with a video that is "not found".
I also found a thread with a code snippet in it and did everything like it shows including the self Shake check and it doesn't do anything.
Any sure fire ways to detect a pretty good Shake and then Change an attribute and then even if device is tilted a bit to NOT detect it as a Shake.
I don't mean throw on the ground Shake :-)
I mean like Shaking a container of tic tac like Shake.
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Hmm, maybe have an off screen actor that is walled in at all sides, now have the actor movable with some rules In place ie, accelerometer x/y is **** actor moves and hits the walls, when the actor hits more than say, 3 walls connectivity through triggering a world attribute this can trigger a screen shake!
This is basically like a tilt mechanics on a pinball machine!!
Just thinking creatively out loud but that should work
Hmmmm. That's actually the most polar opposite I would have expected to hear...and the most effective solution I ha e been able to search for and find. I'll try that tonight. Thanks @jay2dx
I fact that's very similar in idea to a tic tac bouncing around in a container ! BRILLIANT!!
No worries let me know how it works out, out of interest I may put a project file together to test this also as I could use this too actually for my physics based puzzle bobble game
Measuring the velocity might be a more solid way as just random movement could cause collides. You could also measure the velocity of the device using the accelerometer.
Like...
When ANY attribute ACCELEROMETER > 30
When ANY attribute ACCELEROMETER <-30
Work?
Sucks I have to ad hoc this constantly so far. Like 1 last work around.
@jay2dx love your in the box out of the box thinking, will also give great visual feedback for fine tuning.
Hmmm. Not working yet. :-(
Codemonkey's example http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/1202/shaking-your-phone works for me in the viewer on an iPhone6 its a bit forceful so might need a bit of tuning for a more tic tacish response
Excellent this is a good example of what I was looking for. Thanks