This works through a new field "touch_interaction" in item definitions.
The two most important use cases are:
- Punching players/entities with short tap instead of long tap (enabled by default)
- Making items usable that require holding the place button (e.g. bows and shields in MC-like games)
- The handling of IGUIComboBox uses the new setAndSendSelected() method.
- getDialogState() is now getInputDialogState() and returns the state of the input dialog.
- getLastDialogType() is added and returns current/last shown dialog's type.
- getInputDialogState() now returns an enum instead of int.
- getAndroidUIInput() now returns void instead of bool.
- New data types (enum) are added:
(1) GameActivity.DialogType (Java) and porting::AndroidDialogType (C++)
(2) GameActivity.DialogState (Java) and porting::AndroidDialogState (C++)
- When showing a text input dialog, there is no custom accept button text any more.
- showDialog()/showDialogUI() for text input is now showTextInputDialog()/showTextInputDialogUI().
- showInputDialog()/showDialogUI() for text input is now showTextInputDialog()/showTextInputDialogUI().
- getDialogValue()/getInputDialogValue() is now getDialogMessage()/getInputDialogMessage().
Co-authored-by: Gregor Parzefall <82708541+grorp@users.noreply.github.com>
The code relied on touch IDs being consecutive. This is true on Android, but not on Linux.
Therefore, touch input on Linux was broken since 53886dcdb52de80d862539e22950c84fbf88df88.
This adds a new setting to set sound volume multiplier when Minetest window is unfocused/inactive (sound_volume_unfocused, located in Settings > Graphics and Audio > Audio > Volume when unfocused).
If the window is not focused, the sound volume will be multiplied by sound_volume_unfocused setting. The sound volume will be set back to sound_volume again when the window is focused.
To not instantly free GUIFormSpec upon close/quit, Game periodically
cleans up the remaining instance on the next frame.
When a new formspec is received and processed after closing the previous formspec
but before the cleanup in Game, the formspec would be closed regardless.
This now re-creates the formspec when the old one is already pending for removal.
The second-touch event is passed to the GUIFormSpecMenu::OnEvent() function as a touch event.
There are two types of event for inventory formspec: (1) mouse event and (2) touch event.
The touch event is just a modifier of the mouse event.
Co-authored-by: Gregor Parzefall <82708541+grorp@users.noreply.github.com>
This in particular fixes incorrect event propagation to menus that
are no longer shown, such as the key change menu when opened within
the settings tab.
