Windows Phone Native C++ and DirectX - First Direct3D App, setting up Touch and Sensors - Revision history

R2d2rigo: R2d2rigo - Added DirectX category

2012-11-21T15:51:20Z

R2d2rigo - Added DirectX category

Vaishali Rawat: Vaishali Rawat - /* Gyrometer */

2012-11-15T11:16:11Z

Vaishali Rawat - - Gyrometer

Vaishali Rawat: Vaishali Rawat - /* Gyrometer */

2012-11-15T11:15:14Z

Vaishali Rawat - - Gyrometer

Croozeus: Croozeus - Added to the FA list, Abstract merged with introductio

2012-11-11T16:34:33Z

Croozeus - Added to the FA list, Abstract merged with introductio

Hamishwillee: Hamishwillee - Bot update - Fix metadata

2012-11-06T06:12:40Z

Hamishwillee - Bot update - Fix metadata

Hamishwillee: Hamishwillee - Copy from tools

2012-10-30T20:46:21Z

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== Introduction ==

== Summary ==

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-The steps to add gyrometer functionality are exactly the same as with the accelerometer. First we introduce an object from the Gyrometer class which can be found under the same namespace as the accelerometer (Windows::Devices::Sensors). After that we store the readings to a GyrometerReading object and use those readings how we wish.
+The steps to add gyrometer functionality are exactly the same as with the accelerometer. First we introduce an object from the Gyrometer class which can be found under the same namespace as the accelerometer (Windows::Devices::Sensors). After that we store the readings to a GyrometerReading object and use those readings later in whatever way we require.
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+The steps to add gyrometer functionality are exactly the same as with the accelerometer. First we introduce an object from the Gyrometer class which can be found under the same namespace as the accelerometer (Windows::Devices::Sensors). After that we store the readings to a GyrometerReading object and use those readings how we wish.
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 In this article we go through the basic steps of creating a first native Direct3D app. We take a look at the files created in the project template and also show you how to utilize touch input and Windows Phone sensors i.e. accelerometer and gyroscope.
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