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david · 09-16-13, 06:53 AM

GestureWorks Gameplay to add custom controls to 'hundreds' of Windows 8 games

by Thomas Schulenberg

on Sep 14th 2013 10:30PM

GestureWorks Gameplay, an application that allows users to build custom touch and gesture-based controls for "hundreds" of Windows 8 games, was revealed at the Intel Developer Forum last week. GestureWorks is planned to begin assuming direct control release in November 2013.

Developer Ideum plans to include "a dozen pre-built Virtual Controllers for popular Windows games" with GestureWorks. The software will also offer "easy to use, drag-and-drop" tools to allow for custom setups. Users will be able to place "joysticks, d-pads, switches, scroll wheels and buttons anywhere on the screen, change the size, opacity, and add colors and labels." The software will also support "over 200" gestures, some of those being multitouch.

If you're frequently frustrated by predefined touchscreen layouts, sign up to become a GestureWorks beta tester.

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david The One 註冊日期: Mar 2002 文章: 20,716	GestureWorks Gameplay to add custom controls to 'hundreds' of Windows 8 games by Thomas Schulenberg on Sep 14th 2013 10:30PM GestureWorks Gameplay, an application that allows users to build custom touch and gesture-based controls for "hundreds" of Windows 8 games, was revealed at the Intel Developer Forum last week. GestureWorks is planned to begin assuming direct control release in November 2013. Developer Ideum plans to include "a dozen pre-built Virtual Controllers for popular Windows games" with GestureWorks. The software will also offer "easy to use, drag-and-drop" tools to allow for custom setups. Users will be able to place "joysticks, d-pads, switches, scroll wheels and buttons anywhere on the screen, change the size, opacity, and add colors and labels." The software will also support "over 200" gestures, some of those being multitouch. If you're frequently frustrated by predefined touchscreen layouts, sign up to become a GestureWorks beta tester. __________________ #AlitaChallenge --- "This botch job makes Fantastic Four look good." —Peter Travers, Rolling Stone --- NS CC：Morphus X300 此篇文章於 09-16-13 06:55 AM 被 david 編輯。