Interaction Patches Overview
Use interaction patches to detect gestures from the person using your effect, and make something happen as a result.
To help to people use interactive effects easily, include clear and intuitive instructions and keep things simple by focusing on one or two main interactions.
The following types of Interaction patches are available:
Movements like blinking and nodding
Facial Gestures like smiling and making a surprised face
Screen interactions like tapping and pinching the screen
Available Interaction Patches
Movements
| Patch | Description |
|---|---|
Make something happen when the user blinks. | |
Make something happen while the user’s eyebrows are lowered. | |
Make something happen while the user’s eyebrows are raised. | |
Make something happen when the user nods. | |
Make something happen while the user’s head moves in a certain direction. | |
Make something happen when the user moves their head from left to right or right to left. | |
Make something happen while the user’s left eye is closed. | |
Make something happen while the user’s mouth is open. | |
Make something happen while the user’s right eye is closed. |
Gestures
| Patch | Description |
|---|---|
Make something happen while the user makes a happy face. | |
Make something happen while the user brings the corners of their mouth together to make a kissing face. | |
Make something happen while the user smiles. | |
Make something happen while the user makes a surprised face. |
Screen Interactions
| Patch | Description |
|---|---|
Make something happen to an object when it’s tapped. | |
Make something happen while the screen is pressed for over half a second. | |
Make something happen when you move your finger across the screen in any direction. | |
Make something happen while the screen is pinched. | |
Make something happen when the device is rotated. | |
Make something happen when the screen is tapped. |