I have seen at least two ways:
1)to handle the touch screen events
2)to schedule a repeatable task which will send a joypad state to an object. The original link:
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I have seen at least two ways:
1)to handle the touch screen events
2)to schedule a repeatable task which will send a joypad state to an object. The original link:
I have chosen the second way. But additionally I use a timer instance for repeating pressing button event.
I have also created a constants which mean all the possible joypad states (sneakyinput joypad states are represented by numbers by default)