Scaleform Studio Lua API Reference: scaleform.TouchEvent table reference
scaleform.TouchEvent table reference
Description
The event parameters for TouchBegin, TouchEnd, TouchMove, TouchTap, TouchOver, TouchOut, TouchRollOver, TouchRollOut event.
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scaleform.Event{ currentTarget : scaleform.Actor?, eventId : scaleform.EventTypes, phase : string, target : scaleform.Actor?, }
scaleform.EventTypes.TouchBeginThe touch begin event, scaleform.TouchEvent.
scaleform.EventTypes.TouchEndThe touch end event, scaleform.TouchEvent.
scaleform.EventTypes.TouchMoveThe touch move event, scaleform.TouchEvent.
scaleform.EventTypes.TouchOutThe touch out event, scaleform.TouchEvent.
scaleform.EventTypes.TouchOverThe touch over event, scaleform.TouchEvent.
scaleform.EventTypes.TouchRollOutThe touch roll out event, scaleform.TouchEvent.
scaleform.EventTypes.TouchRollOverThe touch roll over event, scaleform.TouchEvent.
scaleform.EventTypes.TouchTapThe touch tap event, scaleform.TouchEvent.
scaleform.TouchEvent.contactHeight : numberTouch contact rectangle height A numeric value.
scaleform.TouchEvent.contactWidth : numberTouch contact rectangle width.
scaleform.TouchEvent.localX : numberTouch local x-position.
scaleform.TouchEvent.localY : numberTouch local y-position.
scaleform.TouchEvent.mouseIndex : integerMouse index. A strictly integral numeric value, with no decimal component.
scaleform.TouchEvent.pressure : numberTouch pressure.
scaleform.TouchEvent.primaryPoint : booleanWhether this is first point of contact. true or false.
scaleform.TouchEvent.stageX : numberTouch x-position on stage.
scaleform.TouchEvent.stageY : numberTouch y-position on stage.
scaleform.TouchEvent.touchID : integerTouch Id.
scaleform.ActorGeneric objects located in a scene.
scaleform.EventTypesThe list of events. A string of characters.
scaleform.TouchEventThe event parameters for TouchBegin, TouchEnd, TouchMove, TouchTap, TouchOver, TouchOut, TouchRollOver, TouchRollOut event.
{ contactHeight : number, contactWidth : number, localX : number, localY : number, mouseIndex : integer, pressure : number, primaryPoint : boolean, stageX : number, stageY : number, touchID : integer, }Indicates a table.
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