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Give access to the real-time state of the sensors. More...
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enum class | Type { Accelerometer , Gyroscope , Magnetometer , Gravity , UserAcceleration , Orientation } |
Sensor type. More... |
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bool | isAvailable (Type sensor) |
Check if a sensor is available on the underlying platform. | |
void | setEnabled (Type sensor, bool enabled) |
Enable or disable a sensor. | |
Vector3f | getValue (Type sensor) |
Get the current sensor value. |
Variables | |
static constexpr unsigned int | Count {6} |
The total number of sensor types. |
Give access to the real-time state of the sensors.
sf::Sensor provides an interface to the state of the various sensors that a device provides.
This namespace allows users to query the sensors values at any time and directly, without having to deal with a window and its events. Compared to the SensorChanged event, sf::Sensor can retrieve the state of a sensor at any time (you don't need to store and update its current value on your side).
Depending on the OS and hardware of the device (phone, tablet, ...), some sensor types may not be available. You should always check the availability of a sensor before trying to read it, with the sf::Sensor::isAvailable function.
You may wonder why some sensor types look so similar, for example Accelerometer and Gravity / UserAcceleration. The first one is the raw measurement of the acceleration, and takes into account both the earth gravity and the user movement. The others are more precise: they provide these components separately, which is usually more useful. In fact they are not direct sensors, they are computed internally based on the raw acceleration and other sensors. This is exactly the same for Gyroscope vs Orientation.
Because sensors consume a non-negligible amount of current, they are all disabled by default. You must call sf::Sensor::setEnabled for each sensor in which you are interested.
Usage example:
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Sensor type.
Definition at line 44 of file Sensor.hpp.
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nodiscard |
Check if a sensor is available on the underlying platform.
sensor | Sensor to check |
void sf::Sensor::setEnabled | ( | Type | sensor, |
bool | enabled ) |
Enable or disable a sensor.
All sensors are disabled by default, to avoid consuming too much battery power. Once a sensor is enabled, it starts sending events of the corresponding type.
This function does nothing if the sensor is unavailable.
sensor | Sensor to enable |
enabled | true to enable, false to disable |
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staticconstexpr |
The total number of sensor types.
Definition at line 55 of file Sensor.hpp.