Vibrate

This is a android vibration module for the godot 3.1 engine.

Getting Started

Download the source of godot 3.1 The repo should be downloaded and the vibrate folder should be copied into the godot modules folder.

mkdir Dev
cd Dev
git clone https://github.com/Michael-Jalloh/Vibrate.git

move the downloaded extracted godot source file to the Dev folder. The folder should look liks this.

godot-3.1-stable
Vibrate

Move the vibrate in the Vibrate inside the modules folder of godot then compile for both your platform and for android by running the commands below

cp -r Vibrate/vibrate godot-3.1-stable/modules
cd godot-3.1-stable
scons platform=x11
scons platform=android target=release_debug
cd platform/android/java
./gradlew build

The above commands will compile godot from source and create android export that should be used in your project.

open godot.project and add to the bottom

[android]
modules="org/godotengine/godot/Vibrate"

actual usage

extends TouchScreenButton

var module = null

func _ready():
	connect("pressed",self, "button_pressed")
	if(Engine.has_singleton("Vibrate")):
		print("Has Vibrator")
		module = Engine.get_singleton("Vibrate")
	else:
		print("Has no Vibrator")

func button_pressed():
	print("Button is pressed")
	if(module):
		# Simple Vibration
		module.vibrate(500)
		print("Simple vibration")

extends TouchScreenButton

var module = null

func _ready():
	connect("pressed",self, "button_pressed")
	if(Engine.has_singleton("Vibrate")):
		print("Has Vibrator")
		module = Engine.get_singleton("Vibrate")
	else:
		print("Has no Vibrator")

func button_pressed():
	print("Button is pressed")
	if(module):
		# Vibrate with a pattern
		# Check android Vibration
		module.pattern([0, 200,500,1000])
		print("Pattern vibration")