Difference between revisions of "Event.HEADING UPDATE"
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'''Value:''' headingUpdate<br/> | '''Value:''' headingUpdate<br/> | ||
=== Description === | === Description === | ||
| − | This event is dispatched on each user heading direction update | + | <translate>This event is dispatched on each user heading direction update</translate> |
=== Parameters === | === Parameters === | ||
| − | '''magneticHeading''': (number) The value in this property represents the heading relative to the magnetic North Pole, which is different from the geographic North Pole. The value 0 means the device is pointed toward magnetic north, 90 means it is pointed east, 180 means it is pointed south, and so on.<br/> | + | '''magneticHeading''': (number) <translate>The value in this property represents the heading relative to the magnetic North Pole, which is different from the geographic North Pole. The value 0 means the device is pointed toward magnetic north, 90 means it is pointed east, 180 means it is pointed south, and so on.</translate><br/> |
| − | '''trueHeading''': (number) The value in this property represents the heading relative to the geographic North Pole. The value 0 means the device is pointed toward true north, 90 means it is pointed due east, 180 means it is pointed due south, and so on. A negative value indicates that the heading could not be determined.<br/> | + | '''trueHeading''': (number) <translate>The value in this property represents the heading relative to the geographic North Pole. The value 0 means the device is pointed toward true north, 90 means it is pointed due east, 180 means it is pointed due south, and so on. A negative value indicates that the heading could not be determined.</translate><br/> |
Revision as of 14:34, 23 August 2018
Available since: Gideros 2011.6
Value: headingUpdate
Description
This event is dispatched on each user heading direction update
Parameters
magneticHeading: (number) The value in this property represents the heading relative to the magnetic North Pole, which is different from the geographic North Pole. The value 0 means the device is pointed toward magnetic north, 90 means it is pointed east, 180 means it is pointed south, and so on.
trueHeading: (number) The value in this property represents the heading relative to the geographic North Pole. The value 0 means the device is pointed toward true north, 90 means it is pointed due east, 180 means it is pointed due south, and so on. A negative value indicates that the heading could not be determined.
