6 replies to this topic

[tavvy]

Today Haptic Pro was officially released in the Cydia Store. Created by the same developer of Clippy, Ryan Petrich, Haptic Pro is the first Haptic application that allows for full customization. This includes a settings pane to customize activation sources, trigger events, and vibrate duration. Haptic Pro is available in the Cydia Store for $2.99.

If you need help on how to purchase an application from the Cydia Store follow our tutorial located here : http://www.iclarifie...x.php?enid=3174



via iClarified

[x-bot]

[Alek]

crack it!, plz

[amory]

Does this work with 3.0b2?

I can't remember what I used, but it was working last night.
Then my phone crashed, had to restore, jailbreak, etc.
If this doesn't work, does anyone know an app that provides haptic feedback, at least for the keyboard, that works with 3.0b2? I've tried Realistic Haptic/Vibration Feedback, and KeyVib. They don't seem to work.

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: This makes everything EXCEPT the keyboard vibrate! Haha. That's great, and all, but all I really care about is having the keyboard provide haptic feedback.
Still looking for something to make the keyboard provide haptic feedback, preferably in conjuction with Haptic Pro for everything else. Thanks!

Edited by amory, 06 April 2009 - 12:16 AM.
Updated information.

[babak1992]

i cant find the instructions

[boomla]

Does this work with 3.0b2?



EDIT: This makes everything EXCEPT the keyboard vibrate! Haha. That's great, and all, but all I really care about is having the keyboard provide haptic feedback.
Still looking for something to make the keyboard provide haptic feedback, preferably in conjuction with Haptic Pro for everything else. Thanks!

try to respring after installing it

[nave3d]

holy **** i know him in real life :?
maybe he'll teach me how to make apps
LOL

[amory]

try to respring after installing it

Nothing. Not even after a reboot. :[