Rumble Functions
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The functions in this section are specifically used to interact with the rumble motors of the controller.
Function Name
Description
get_rumble
Returns the current value of a Rumble Motor.
set_rumble
Sets the speed of a Rumble Motor.
block_rumble
Blocks any rumble signals from the console.
reset_rumble
Resets the rumble state and returns the condition of the motors to the console.
get_rumble returns the current value of a rumble motor in the form of an int. The value represents the speed of the motor as a percentage from 0 to 100.
Code-Snippet
main {
if(get_rumble(RUMBLE_A) > 50) {
// If the rumble motor A is vibrating more than 50%, do something
}
}Syntax
get_rumble ( <identifier> );
Parameters
<identifier> : the identifier of a rumble motor.
Returns
The current value of the specified identifier. Can range from 0 to 100.
set_rumble allows you to manually control the rumble motors of a controller. This will override the signals normally sent by the console.
Code-Snippet
Syntax
set_rumble ( <identifier> , <speed> );
Parameters
<identifier> : the identifier of a rumble motor.
<speed> : the speed/strength of the vibration (0 to 100).
Returns
Nothing
block_rumble prevents any rumble signals from the console from being forwarded to the controller. This is useful if you wish to disable vibration in a game completely without changing in-game settings.
Code-Snippet
Syntax
block_rumble();
Parameters
None
Returns
Nothing
reset_rumble resets any modifications made to the rumble motors by set_rumble and returns control to the console. It also immediately turns off any manually activated motors.
Code-Snippet
Syntax
reset_rumble();
Parameters
None
Returns
Nothing
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main {
if(event_press(XB1_A)) {
combo_run(Vibrate);
}
}
combo Vibrate {
set_rumble(RUMBLE_A, 100);
wait(250);
reset_rumble();
}init {
block_rumble();
}main {
if(event_release(XB1_A)) {
reset_rumble();
}
}