A little background info, I’m working on a interactive application for use on a Windows based touch screen. The application will have a 3d model where I want touch based controls for rotating and zooming around the model. But I’m at a total loss at how to do this since I’m very much a Unity beginner. I’ve found many scripts that do what I want using a mouse, but I’m not sure how or if I can get them to work using Touch inside windows. And to make things worse, I don’t have a windows compatible touch screen to test on.
So my question is, does Unity have native support for Windows Touch? And if so, how can I use it for camera controls?
I’ve seen some other answers on here about it. But the questions are mostly for Unity 3 or 4 and none give very clear answers.
Thanks.
I assume Touch “Controller” Module is “input” module.
This says it’s obsolete
“TouchInputModule is no longer required as Touch input is now handled in StandaloneInputModule.”
http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/EventSystems.TouchInputModule.html
I’m trying to do some object rotation and was using “simpleMouseRotator” to as my base. It seems to break and loose the drag on my touch screen.
I downloaded TouchScript and those various demos work nice on the screen, but if Unity has a better option I would like to follow that too.
Use http://touchscript.github.io/ is the best plugin out there to handle this touch the API is the almost the same of the UnityEngine.Input class and you have total control of the windows touch functions. Like disable that pesky touch holding to right click, just for your game.