PeriodicForceEffect.SetParameters Method
Definition
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Sets the parameters for the force feedback effect.
public:
virtual void SetParameters(float3 vector, float frequency, float phase, float bias, TimeSpan duration) = SetParameters;void SetParameters(float3 const& vector, float const& frequency, float const& phase, float const& bias, TimeSpan const& duration);public void SetParameters(Vector3 vector, float frequency, float phase, float bias, System.TimeSpan duration);function setParameters(vector, frequency, phase, bias, duration)Public Sub SetParameters (vector As Vector3, frequency As Single, phase As Single, bias As Single, duration As TimeSpan)Parameters
A vector describing the direction and magnitude of the effect on each axis. Each individual axis has a range of -1.0 to 1.0 and is independent of the other axes. Specifying a negative value for an axis reverses the input values from the axis.
- frequency
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Single
float
The number of times the periodic wave occurs in one second.
- phase
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Single
float
The phase offset from the origin of the periodic waveform, where 0.0 equals zero degrees of offset, and 1.0 equals 360 degrees of offset. For example, a phase value of 0.25 would correspond to a phase offset of 90 degrees.
- bias
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Single
float
The adjustment to add to the magnitude after calculating the wave and before applying the ramp or gain. Range is between -1 and 1.