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How to Scale Object With Hold gesture?
example if i air tap my gameobject i open a hover state but how i can use the hold gesture to scale my gameobj
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The hold gesture alone might be insufficient for scaling. Will you scale up or down? Take a look, instead, at the Navigation gesture. You can lock your navigation axis to X, Y, or Z (or some combination); Z probably works most intuitively for a zoom-type gesture. Adjust your GameObject's scale based on the values that come out of the NavigationUpdated event.
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@weister I would recommend using the Manipulation gesture demonstrated in the Holograms 211 course.
Navigation is great for scenarios like scrolling large amounts of data on a web page or rotating objects. You can get data from the API along X and Y.
Manipulation is great for scenarios that need more fine motions like moving objects or resizing objects. Translate will give you access to X, Y and Z. Based on how much these values changed, you can scale your objects along different axes.
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The hold gesture alone might be insufficient for scaling. Will you scale up or down? Take a look, instead, at the Navigation gesture. You can lock your navigation axis to X, Y, or Z (or some combination); Z probably works most intuitively for a zoom-type gesture. Adjust your GameObject's scale based on the values that come out of the NavigationUpdated event.
@weister,
As @timg mentions, you will most likely want to use the Navigation gesture. I suggest looking at the Holograms 211 course. It demonstrates using the Navigation gesture to rotate an object. Adapting the example to scaling should be reasonably straight-forward.
Thanks!
David
@weister I would recommend using the Manipulation gesture demonstrated in the Holograms 211 course.
Navigation is great for scenarios like scrolling large amounts of data on a web page or rotating objects. You can get data from the API along X and Y.
Manipulation is great for scenarios that need more fine motions like moving objects or resizing objects. Translate will give you access to X, Y and Z. Based on how much these values changed, you can scale your objects along different axes.