An accelerometer is a sensor, usually embedded in smartphones, that detects the orientation of the device. Accelerometers are commonly used in racing and flying games as a primary input source.
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how to avoid Z- axis gravity from affecting my mobile game?
I am making a mobile car game, and as it is a serious game for upper limb rehabilitation. The mobile is attached to the forearm of the patient, hence the forearm movement will move and rotate the car. ...
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Monitor movement on a real world track controls Unity Camera
I am working, or about to be working, on a project where I would like to move a monitor along a railed track, left to right and vice versa, and have the camera in Unity update its movement left or ...
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Transformation movement by using Accelerometer data
Is It possible to make transformation movement by using Accelerometer data or Accel + Gyro ?
as we know, we can make rotation by using Accel or Gyro data.
However, how can we make transformation ...
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Moving sprite using the accelerometer in LibGDX?
I don't know how to use accelerometer in LibGDX; how could I use the the motion sensor? I'm working for a top down game with the motion sensor. I'm new to this framework. My sprite image is already ...
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How to use Libgdx Accelerometer?
I am developing a game with libgdx for android.I want use accelerometer for motion control.I am controlling a coin within screen bounds.
I want to apply gravity according to device orientation as you ...
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How would I process accelerometer data to use it for camera rotation?
I'm using Three.js to make a web-based 3D first-person game. I would like the player to be able to control the camera rotation with their device's accelerometer.
The sensor data is received via the <...
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Get device rotation in Y axis
So using LibGDX accelerometer methods, I'm able to get the rotation of the device in the X and Z axes in degrees with this code:
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LibGDX: How to make something like vector rotation sensor with accelerometer and compass values?
So I've tried the vector rotation sensor using the Android API and it works perfectly to do what I want, but LibGDX does not support this sensor. I've been searching and it seems like I can do the ...
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Calculate the displacement of device in unity
I'm making a 3D game in unity where the object should move forward and backward as the android device moves/accelerates in the Z axes. ie. When the player moves the devise in the direction of the +ve ...
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Unity3D - How to get highest value for acceleration from Input.gyro
I'm trying to develop an app that can detect car acceleration, braking and cornering speed. I need to detect device acceleration. Is that acceleration high or low?. Like flo app on Google Play.
I'm ...
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Handling accelerate in different devices
I am adding tilt controls to my game. The sensor values I get are different in different android devices which results in random behavior.
Anyone knows how can I tackle this situation?
I tried ...
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Use Accelerometer for Roll-a-ball Movement
I'm working on maze game for Android in Unity 5.1.1f1 and I have troubles with controlling my ball with accelerometer. At start I tried:
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Moving sprites using the accelerometer (Android)
In my previous game, I was moving my sprite like so:
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How do I implement tilt controls that work even when the device is not vertical?
I'm using libGDX to develop an Android game. The main character can be moved freely in the 2d plane by tilting the phone. The relevant part of my current implementation looks somewhat like this:
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In Unity on Android, how can I rotate an object with the accelerometer?
I'm making a game where you control a platform with balls falling on it, and you have to balance the balls and prevent them from falling off. I'm currently using a mouse to control it with this code:
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