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I was surprised that they didn't have a "Rumble" tool that allows creators to manipulate the vibration of the DualShock controller. Since I don't use any of the trademark characters, I can't manipulate vibration by placing them next to hazards, achieving the effect of a rumble. Since you're in no danger when you're in a controlinator through the game, in my projects at least. The tool should be tweekable scaled by strength, whether it affects only the right side, the left side or both sides of the controller. Scaled from 0%-100%, on/off, speed scale, strength scale, length of vibration etc. I can see this being applied to a shmup game where you defeat a boss, causing a huge explosion and shockwave, your controller would vibrate from the effect.

2014-11-30 04:28:00 Author: LoVeRiCe Posts: 90

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in the game FEZ you have to solve many riddles some of them are button combinations you need to press at certain places, one of them had the controller vibrate on the right and on the left side in a certain pattern. so you knew in what order you had to press the R1 and L1 buttons for the code. i guess what would be cool to use in LBP too. agreed.

2014-11-30 04:37:00 Author: ForcesWerwolf Posts: 475

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This would be a great feature since rumble is a neat way to communicate feeling from the game. Like smellovision!

2014-11-30 11:24:00 Author: Devious_Oatmeal Posts: 1799

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I suggest for the addition of a rumble tweaker. It's function would be to make the controller vibrate when activated, and would have digital input to control vibration intensity. It would have an affected range, where if sackboy is inside the range then that player's controller will vibrate. This will help add depth to our levels by adding another element to engage our players. I could imagine using it for a level where you are trapped in a falling building and you can use the rumble tweaker to vibrate the controller to warn players that the floor is about it give in. One more suggestion while I'm at it: add a lifetime option for fall-apart destroyers, that way you can have an object fall apart and still have its rubble present for a while until it goes away. Add the option to make the pieces de physicalised like the shardinator. Let's try and get these suggestions implemented!

2014-12-07 18:14:00 Author: modernknight Posts: 13

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The first suggestion is actually pretty neat, but I wonder how much vibration a controller can handle without it destroying itself, because people could set it to infinite

2014-12-07 20:20:00 Author: blacksackman Posts: 234

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I don't know what you mean by setting it to infinite but thanks .

2014-12-08 01:57:00 Author: modernknight Posts: 13

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I suggest for the addition of a rumble tweaker. Merging with existing thread

2014-12-08 02:59:00 Author: ForgottenEnigma Posts: 1414

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What I mean by infinite is that you could set the duration of the vibration to maybe five hours and then have it go around like a loop. And there you have it, an infinite vibration on your controller, that never stops unless you turn off the game.

2014-12-08 13:46:00 Author: blacksackman Posts: 234

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Yep, this would be handy. Only drawback being there would be times when you would feel the rumble and start jumping to avoid some non-existant hazard, but no big deal.

2014-12-08 14:26:00 Author: julesyjules Posts: 1156

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I see that you like Castlevania games.

2014-12-08 19:30:00 Author: BasketSnake Posts: 2391

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I was surprised that they didn't have a "Rumble" tool that allows creators to manipulate the vibration of the DualShock controller. Since I don't use any of the trademark characters, I can't manipulate vibration by placing them next to hazards, achieving the effect of a rumble. Since you're in no danger when you're in a controlinator through the game, in my projects at least. The tool should be tweekable scaled by strength, whether it affects only the right side, the left side or both sides of the controller. Scaled from 0%-100%, on/off, speed scale, strength scale, length of vibration etc. I can see this being applied to a shmup game where you defeat a boss, causing a huge explosion and shockwave, your controller would vibrate from the effect. That would be AWESOME! Someone at Sumo Digital should be ashamed they didn't come up with the idea.

2014-12-09 22:43:00 Author: flaidan Posts: 39

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I've always wondered why we never had it in LBP2. Would be a great feature.

2014-12-11 05:14:00 Author: jaffakree503 Posts: 72

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