it would be useful to have a new gesture: EndShake, which represents the end of shaking. It might be called also Gesture.Still. An example of its usage might be in a game like dice. The end of shaking is the right moment to choose a random number, display it and broadcast it to other devices. One may recreate such an event by mean of some state variables and some actions in a forever loop, but that's not easy to grasp for a kid, and I think teaching such programming tricks is not very appropriate for an entry-leve course.
pelikhan
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5 years ago
Hello,
it would be useful to have a new gesture: EndShake, which represents the end of shaking. It might be called also Gesture.Still. An example of its usage might be in a game like dice. The end of shaking is the right moment to choose a random number, display it and broadcast it to other devices. One may recreate such an event by mean of some state variables and some actions in a forever loop, but that's not easy to grasp for a kid, and I think teaching such programming tricks is not very appropriate for an entry-leve course.
Thank you
Lorenzo