thanks Studio, i finally did it using this guide:
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/burnette/how-to-use-multi-touch-in-android-2-part-6-implementing-the-pinch-zoom-gesture/1847
On 6 oct, 16:37, Studio LFP wrote:
> There is nothing in that example that says you have to be using a canvas.
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> Any view th
There is nothing in that example that says you have to be using a canvas.
Any view that is a child of View will work. GLSurfaceView is a child of view
and will work also.
Override the onTouchEvent of the GLSurfaceView and follow the example in
that respect.
The scaling is just a number that go
I agree the easier way is to never use punctuation or explanation
*lols*
On Oct 5, 8:05 am, crissgoodlookingguy
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> There's an easier way use Adobe AIR. *Simples*
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thanks, but i have to implement by myself, without using external
libraries
On 5 oct, 17:05, crissgoodlookingguy
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> There's an easier way use Adobe AIR. *Simples*
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> On Oct 4, 4:42 pm, saex wrote:
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There's an easier way use Adobe AIR. *Simples*
On Oct 4, 4:42 pm, saex wrote:
> i have an application that shows a simple square polygon represented
> on a GLSurfaceView. Actually i can do zoomIn and zoomOut with two
> buttons.
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> But now i want to implemente the iphone multitouch style zoomIn
i'm not using canvas, and these strange scale factors, i can't apply
these system into my code
On 5 oct, 16:43, Studio LFP wrote:
> Not quite understanding the hard part, it's pretty step by step.
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> GLSurfaceView is just another view and can accept touch just like anything
> else. You don't hav
Not quite understanding the hard part, it's pretty step by step.
GLSurfaceView is just another view and can accept touch just like anything
else. You don't have to make a new subclass like he did, just use the touch
code to catch the multi-touch on the GLSurfaceView.
Steven
Studio LFP
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Pretty easy, actually:
Step 1: Download an Apple iOS 5 system image.
Step 2: Install the iOS image on your Android phone.
Step 3: Refer to Apple's documentation on multitouch zoom.
Done!
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05.10.2011 16:01, saex пишет:
too hardly explained and bad examples for this case
code exampl
too hardly explained and bad examples for this case
code examples that does this will be apreciated
On 4 oct, 17:54, Studio LFP wrote:
> Check this post out:
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> http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/06/making-sense-of-multit...
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> Information from the source, the best kind.
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> Steven
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Check this post out:
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/06/making-sense-of-multitouch.html
Information from the source, the best kind.
Steven
Studio LFP
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