corehaptics

To add custom haptic feedback to an iOS app, initialize a CHHapticEngine, define transient or continuous haptic patterns, and schedule them for playback. This Skill provides API documentation for configuring and managing these haptic patterns.

Transient haptic patterns are brief, punctuated events suitable for button presses or collisions, while continuous patterns provide sustained tactile feedback for ongoing interactions. The Core Haptics framework allows detailed configuration of both pattern types.

Yes, Core Haptics supports audio-haptic synchronization by allowing you to register audio resources and play them alongside haptic patterns. This enables the creation of synchronized tactile and audio responses for game events or UI interactions.

You manage CHHapticEngine states by initializing, starting, and stopping the engine while querying hardware capabilities to ensure device support. The framework provides comprehensive guidance for advanced configuration and maintaining stable engine states during haptic playback.

Yes, Core Haptics works for both simple UI adjustments and complex game events. You can design subtle tactile feedback for slider adjustments or custom dynamic responses for game events like collisions using advanced parameter configuration.