Okay, so according to MSDN:
PointerVisualizationSettings.GetForCurrentView().IsContactFeedbackEnabled = false;
Is supposed to disable the touch visual feedback you get onscreen…with this enabled it drops the framerate and looks a bit weird on touch joysticks. So I wanted to disable it, but it just seems to crash the app. Anyone know where to place it?
Thanks,
Jon
By default it’s already disabled, so you don’t need to do anything.
Hi Tomas, It’s still showing up on RT if I enable it in control panel with presentation mode ticked it’s really obvious…any thoughts?
Should clarify it’s the Surface RT.
Hmph, well anyways, we call these functions inside void AppCallbacks::SetCoreWindowEvents(CoreWindow^ coreWindow) function
…
PointerVisualizationSettings^ pointerVisualizationSettings = PointerVisualizationSettings::GetForCurrentView();
pointerVisualizationSettings->IsContactFeedbackEnabled = false;
pointerVisualizationSettings->IsBarrelButtonFeedbackEnabled = false;
…
note this is a C++ code.
So you can try to call it again after SetCoreWindowEvents, but I doubt you’ll see any differences
I’ll let you know my findings it might be a Windows RT limitation…luckily it doesn’t affect my current pending release too much! Thanks for your help!