Love Touch

name: {{SKILL_NAME}} description: {{SKILL_DESCRIPTION}} Use this skill when working with touch operations, multi-touch gestures, touch events, or any touch-related operations in LÖVE games. license: MIT metadata: author: Ron Dekker <rondekker.nl>

When to use this skill

{{SKILL_DESCRIPTION}} Use this skill when working with touch operations, multi-touch gestures, touch events, or any touch-related operations in LÖVE games.

Common use cases

• Handling touch screen input
• Implementing multi-touch gestures
• Working with touch-based game controls
• Managing touch events and callbacks
• Supporting mobile touch interfaces

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Examples

Handling touch input

function love.touchpressed(id, x, y, dx, dy, pressure)
  -- Store touch position
  touches[id] = {x = x, y = y, pressure = pressure}

  -- Handle touch at position (x, y)
  handleTouchAt(x, y)
end

Multi-touch handling

function love.touchmoved(id, x, y, dx, dy, pressure)
  if touches[id] then
    -- Update touch position
    touches[id].x = x
    touches[id].y = y

    -- Handle drag gesture
    handleDrag(id, dx, dy)
  end
end

function love.touchreleased(id, x, y, dx, dy, pressure)
  -- Remove touch
  touches[id] = nil
end

Best practices

• Support both touch and mouse input for cross-platform compatibility
• Handle multi-touch gestures appropriately
• Consider touch interface design for mobile devices
• Test touch input on target platforms
• Be mindful of touch accuracy and precision

Platform compatibility

• Desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux): Touch support on touchscreen devices
• Mobile (iOS, Android): Full multi-touch support
• Web: Browser-based touch support