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Any way to trigger gestures in the Unity editor?
So we have keyboard shortcuts for commands, but is there any way to trigger gestures in the editor? If not, we really need them. Maybe an updated version of GestureRecognizer could offer some keyboard shortcuts for left/right hand getsures (tap, navigation, etc.) when running in the Editor?
ralphbarbagallo.com - flarb.com - @flarb
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You can simulate input using the HoloLens Emulator:
1. Basic emulator input
2. Advanced emulator input5
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You can simulate input using the HoloLens Emulator:
1. Basic emulator input
2. Advanced emulator input
Yeah but the emulator is kind of a total pain to use, it takes forever to boot up and you still have to compile and deploy. Some support to trigger gestures in the editor would be VERY helpful.
ralphbarbagallo.com - flarb.com - @flarb
Leave the emulator running when you are done debugging. When you deploy your solution, it will start in just a few seconds.