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--- interaction [2020/05/26 12:52] – [Gesture Interaction] admin
+++ interaction [2020/11/06 09:23] – [Input-Controller] admin
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 In the example below it is described, how to rotate and zoom a model. Therefor we use the interactive gestures: ZOOM and PAN.
-In the //OnGesture// event we setup a callback procedure to handle gesture input. Simple check for the supplied interactive gesture event: //igiZoom// or //igiPan//
+In the //OnGesture// event of our GorillaViewport1 we setup a callback procedure to handle gesture input. Simple check for the supplied interactive gesture event: //igiZoom// or //igiPan// and execute the very simple //DoZoom// and //DoRotate// sub-routines.
-And execute the very simple //DoZoom// and //DoRotate// sub-routines.
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 Interacting with gamepads in Firemonkey is not possible out of the box. But of course you can build your own component.
-Gorilla3D already provides support for gamepads in the TGorillaInputController and is very easy to use. Also combination of mouse and keyboard input is managable.
+But before bothering, have a look at the TGorillaInputController of Gorilla3D, which already provides support for gamepads. It is very easy to use and allows combinations of mouse and keyboard input.
+Read more: [[inputpolling|Input Polling]]
 ===== Input-Controller =====
-Because most games and applications use hotkeys and sequences to interact with the 3D world.
-But handling all keyboard and mouse
+Because most games and applications use mouse and keyboard in combination, it can be become complex very fast. It's also a bad idea to handle inputs in mainthread an reduce rendering performance by that.
+Besides that, it's very often a hassle to manage lots of hotkeys or input-sequences. Take a further read on the TGorillaInputController to learn how you could handle those things much easier.
 Read more: [[inputpolling|Input Polling]]
-Next step: [[android|Android]]
+Next step: [[charactercontrolling|CharacterControlling]]