Finger Touch 1-Point

Use Finger Touch 1-Point to take different executions when the device screen is touched by one finger and when it is not touched. Finger Touch 1-Point is in the Event category.

Note
The input does not update the current touch point until the frame after the even.
Here is an example of the Position coordinates for Screen Hold.

Output
Name | Data type | Description |
Idle | Exec | Execute the next node when no finger touch detected on the device screen |
On Start | Exec | Execute the next node as soon as someone’s finger touches the device screen |
Stay | Exec | Execute the next node when someone’s finger stays on the device screen |
On Stop | Exec | Execute the next node as soon as someone’s finger leaves the device screen |
Current Position | Vec2 | The position of tapping point in the current frame. If the node execution is Idle (no touch detected), this position returns (-1, -1). |
Last Updated | Vec2 | The position of last updated tapping point |
Example

In this example, use Finger Touch 1-Point to do the swipe effect, so that when swipe to left then the sphere will be visible, while when swipe right the sphere will be invisible.
