How to control vibration duration of Handheld.Vibrate()?

Questions & Answers
1

I don’t really need a 1 second vibration for every touch. Is there any way of controlling the duration here?

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@Anisoropos

if (Application.platform != RuntimePlatform.Android) return;

AndroidJavaClass unity= new AndroidJavaClass(“com.unity3d.player.UnityPlayer”);
AndroidJavaObject ca = unity.GetStatic(“currentActivity”);
AndroidJavaClass vibratorClass = new AndroidJavaClass(“android.os.Vibrator”);
AndroidJavaObject vibratorService = ca.Call(“getSystemService”,ca.GetStatic(“VIBRATOR_SERVICE”));

    vibratorService.Call("vibrate", (long)timeInMilliseconds);

    unity.Dispose();
    ca.Dispose();
    vibratorClass.Dispose();
    vibratorService.Dispose();

remember to add permission for vibration to manifest and check ur device vibrates.

youre welcome.

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I’ve been searching for the past month. All I found was this simple, cheap and functioning plugin for Android which lets you vibrate for a specific duration.

The bad part is that Handheld.Vibrate doesn’t seem to be working at all for Windows Phone.