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how do i make a touch input for mobile devices
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I use Leantouch
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/input-management/lean-touch-30111
You can trigger very easy unity events to bolt.
Hi, can you take a print screen of how you did it so I could see
I had the same issue with touch input, so i follow the Elin's suggestion.
First, you need import "leantouch" (https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/input-management/lean-touch-30111), then, create a LeanTouch gameObject:
Next, you need to add a component called "Lean Finger Down" to emit an event to your FlowMachine:
and finally, create a unit to catch the event in the graph:
I don't know if there are some other way to do this, but this way works for me now :P
thank you :)
How do you detect which object has been touched or what the coordinates are? This appears to just be an event with no data.
You can use a collider with the LeanSelectable script.
I like the LeanTouch Asset for mobile development.
I can really recommend you to have a look at all the scripts in the package.
Thanks. I copied your example and my Lean Touch script is firing but not the `OnSelect`. Any suggestions? Adding the Lean Tap and firing the same event as above is working fine.
Might be too obvious to mention but have you got a Collider on the object you are clicking?
Have a look at the Press2D in the lean examples and use this as a base.
Thanks, I didn't notice I needed a Lean Tap script to trigger the Lean Selectable.
Hello, I need your help, I'm new to Unity and I bought Bolt a few days ago, I was looking for a tutorial on how to work with the touch function (mobile device) inside Bolt, but I haven't found anything yet, if anyone has a tip ... I installed Lean touch, followed the installation steps, described in this topic, but different options appear for me, within the "lean finger down" monobehaviour, could someone help me?,
thanks in advance!