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How to find which direction to rotate when using the Navigation Hold Gesture?
vcastelo
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I'm using the Navigation GestureRecognizer to have the user hold and drag to rotate an object. How do I determine the direction to rotate based on the direction the user has moved their gesture? Is there something in the GestureSettings? anything in the event handler?
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DavidKlineMS
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@vcastelo,
What direction you rotate your object is going to depend on the scenario you are building. I recommend looking at the Holograms 211 course's Navigation chapter for an example that we believed felt natural to users.Thanks!
David5
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@vcastelo,
What direction you rotate your object is going to depend on the scenario you are building. I recommend looking at the Holograms 211 course's Navigation chapter for an example that we believed felt natural to users.
Thanks!
David