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JPMultiTouchSimulator

JPMultiTouchSimulator

Simulate multi touch by using the mouse

Version : 2.0

Price : Free

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Changelog

v2.0

Now compatible with ShiVa 2.0.
Plugin API compiled for Mac and Linux in addition to Windows : it will provide API completion in the Script module in ShiVa Editor for each of these operating systems.

v1.4

Added function removeUser ( hUser )

v1.3

Now compatible with multiple local users.
Fixed a bug with the pinch simulator (the very first event was wrong)

v1.2

Optimized for ShiVa 1.9.2

v1.1

The simulated fingers now are represented by colored circles. You can disable this feature by using this new function: JPMultiTouchSimulator.setInputsVisible ( bVisible )

API

--JPMultiTouchSimulator API
JPMultiTouchSimulator.setEnabled ( bEnabled )
JPMultiTouchSimulator.setInputsVisible ( bVisible )
JPMultiTouchSimulator.addUser ( hUser )
JPMultiTouchSimulator.removeUser ( hUser )

--Usage:
-- Move the mouse cursor with the left button down to simulate 1 finger (swipes, taps, long presses, with 1 finger).
-- Move the mouse cursor with the right button down to simulate a 2 fingers gesture, with fingers doing the same thing (swipes, taps, long presses, with 2 fingers).
-- Move the mouse cursor with the middle button down to simulate a 2 fingers gesture, with fingers doing the opposite gesture (pinches and rotations, with 2 fingers).

Description

There are some things that are different on the platform and in ShiVa. This is the case for the multi touch.

JPMultiTouchSimulator provides you a simple way to simulate fingers touching your application, using the mouse and the buttons.

This pack can be used to simulate gestures for instance, here is how it works:

Move the mouse cursor with the left button down to simulate 1 finger (swipes, taps, long presses, with 1 finger).
Move the mouse cursor with the right button down to simulate a 2 fingers gesture, with fingers doing the same thing (swipes, taps, long presses, with 2 fingers).
Move the mouse cursor with the middle button down to simulate a 2 fingers gesture, with fingers doing the opposite gesture (pinches and rotations, with 2 fingers).