AL_GET_HAPTIC_AUTOCENTER(3)

🎀 NAME 🎀

okay so bestie, this is al_get_haptic_autocenter(3) from the Library Functions Manual — the NAME situation is al_get_haptic_autocenter - Allegro 5 API, and it's literally giving "how hard is my haptic device auto-centering rn?" energy 💅✨ it ate, no crumbs.

🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

#include <allegro5/allegro.h>

double al_get_haptic_autocenter(ALLEGRO_HAPTIC *hap)

💖 DESCRIPTION 💖

This function returns the current automatic centering intensity of the device. periodt.

Depending on the device, automatic centering may ensure that the axes of the device are centered again automatically after playing a haptic effect. so like, the gadget snaps back to center after a haptic moment — iykyk 🌀✨

The return value can be between 0.0 and 1.0. ngl, here's the tea:

• 0.0 means automatic centering is disabled — off, no centering, bye 👋
• 1.0 means automatic centering is enabled at full strength — maxed out, full send 🔥
• any value in between those two extremes means partial automatic centering is enabled — a lil' bit of centering, not the whole meal 🍓

some platforms do not support partial automatic centering. if that's the case, a value of less than 0.5 means it is turned off, while a value equal to or higher to 0.5 means it is turned on. That's the platform's rule, not mine fr fr 🙈

It can only work if al_get_haptic_capabilities(3) returns a value that has ALLEGRO_HAPTIC_AUTOCENTER(3)ALLEGRO_HAPTIC_CONSTANTS(3) set. If not, this function returns 0.0 — literally zero, no cap. 💀

⭐ SINCE ⭐

5.1.9 — iconic, historic, main character energy 🎀

[Unstable API]: Perhaps could be simplified due to limited support for all the exposed features across all of the platforms. Awaiting feedback from users. 👑🫶

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k bye bestie — that was al_get_haptic_autocenter(3) from the Allegro reference manual 💜✨ source/version: Allegro reference manual; date: not listed on this page, so we're not making one up 🙈 slay.