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Very grateful for this app! There are dozens of low-effort haptics apps for devs—Haptics Studio stands out as one of the few high-quality options that actually lets you create and test custom patterns, and it does it really well!
The only other app in this league is the Haptrix iOS app, which allows more advanced controls but forces you to craft the haptic pattern on their Mac app first. Haptics Studio lets me play with patterns without being stuck to my desk.
This app is extremely niche, I don’t really expect any future development, but the following enhancements would make the app even better:
- Ability to save patterns. There are four “save slots”, which is cool, but you can’t duplicate between them, which makes it harder and riskier to iterate and refine without losing your old revisions
- The sliders are really small and sensitive. This is annoying, because changing something like Attack Time by even just a couple % has a noticeable impact on the result. The only workaround is to enter the value manually. Larger sliders (or ideally, + and - buttons) would be better.
Thanks so much for the great app!
The only other app in this league is the Haptrix iOS app, which allows more advanced controls but forces you to craft the haptic pattern on their Mac app first. Haptics Studio lets me play with patterns without being stuck to my desk.
This app is extremely niche, I don’t really expect any future development, but the following enhancements would make the app even better:
- Ability to save patterns. There are four “save slots”, which is cool, but you can’t duplicate between them, which makes it harder and riskier to iterate and refine without losing your old revisions
- The sliders are really small and sensitive. This is annoying, because changing something like Attack Time by even just a couple % has a noticeable impact on the result. The only workaround is to enter the value manually. Larger sliders (or ideally, + and - buttons) would be better.
Thanks so much for the great app!
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