The AmplitudeScale property of the HapticEffect class is a float value that determines the intensity of the haptic feedback. This property allows you to scale the amplitude of the haptic effect, effectively controlling how strong or weak the feedback feels to the user.
To use the AmplitudeScale property, you need to create an instance of the HapticEffect class or use one of its predefined static instances. You can then set the AmplitudeScale to a desired value to adjust the intensity of the haptic feedback.
// Create a new HapticEffect instance HapticEffect myHapticEffect = new HapticEffect(); // Set the amplitude scale to 0.5 for a moderate intensity myHapticEffect.AmplitudeScale = 0.5f; // Use a predefined haptic effect and adjust its amplitude HapticEffect softImpact = HapticEffect.SoftImpact; softImpact.AmplitudeScale = 0.8f; // Increase the intensity slightly
