struct · iOS 17.0+ · SDK 27.1
struct SensoryFeedbackRepresents a type of haptic and/or audio feedback that can be played. This feedback can be passed to `View.sensoryFeedback` to play it.
static get levelChange(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let levelChange: SensoryFeedbackIndicates movement between discrete levels of pressure. For example, as the user presses a fast-forward button on a video player, playback could increase or decrease and haptic feedback could be provided as different levels of pressure are reached. Only plays feedback on macOS.
static get pathComplete(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let pathComplete: SensoryFeedbackIndicates a drawn path has completed and/or recognized. Use this to provide feedback for closed shape drawing or similar actions. It should supplement the user experience, since only some platforms will play feedback in response to it. Only plays feedback on iOS.
static get stop(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let stop: SensoryFeedbackIndicates that an activity stopped. Use this haptic when stopping a timer or other activity that was previously started. Only plays feedback on watchOS.
static get error(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let error: SensoryFeedbackIndicates that an error has occurred. Only plays feedback on iOS and watchOS.
static press(feedback: SensoryFeedback_PressFeedback): SensoryFeedbackstatic func press(_ feedback: SensoryFeedback.PressFeedback) -> SensoryFeedbackPlays feedback in response to a specific UI element being pressed (touch down).
static get start(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let start: SensoryFeedbackIndicates that an activity started. Use this haptic when starting a timer or any other activity that can be explicitly started and stopped. Only plays feedback on watchOS.
static impactFlexibilityIntensity(flexibility: SensoryFeedback_Flexibility, intensity?: number): SensoryFeedbackstatic func impact(flexibility: SensoryFeedback.Flexibility, intensity: Double = 1.0) -> SensoryFeedbackProvides a physical metaphor you can use to complement a visual experience. Use this to provide feedback for UI elements colliding. It should supplement the user experience, since only some platforms will play feedback in response to it. Not all platforms will play different feedback for different flexibilities and intensities of impact. Only plays feedback on iOS and watchOS.
static impactWeightIntensity(weight?: SensoryFeedback_Weight, intensity?: number): SensoryFeedbackstatic func impact(weight: SensoryFeedback.Weight = .medium, intensity: Double = 1.0) -> SensoryFeedbackProvides a physical metaphor you can use to complement a visual experience. Use this to provide feedback for UI elements colliding. It should supplement the user experience, since only some platforms will play feedback in response to it. Not all platforms will play different feedback for different weights and intensities of impact. Only plays feedback on iOS and watchOS.
static get impact(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let impact: SensoryFeedbackProvides a physical metaphor you can use to complement a visual experience. Use this to provide feedback for UI elements colliding. It should supplement the user experience, since only some platforms will play feedback in response to it. Only plays feedback on iOS and watchOS.
static release(feedback: SensoryFeedback_ReleaseFeedback): SensoryFeedbackstatic func release(_ feedback: SensoryFeedback.ReleaseFeedback) -> SensoryFeedbackPlays feedback in response to a specific UI element being released (touch up).
static get success(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let success: SensoryFeedbackIndicates that a task or action has completed. Only plays feedback on iOS and watchOS.
static get warning(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let warning: SensoryFeedbackIndicates that a task or action has produced a warning of some kind. Only plays feedback on iOS and watchOS.
static get decrease(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let decrease: SensoryFeedbackIndicates that an important value decreased below a significant threshold. Only plays feedback on watchOS and visionOS.
static get increase(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let increase: SensoryFeedbackIndicates that an important value increased above a significant threshold. Only plays feedback on watchOS and visionOS.
static get alignment(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let alignment: SensoryFeedbackIndicates the alignment of a dragged item. For example, use this pattern in a drawing app when the user drags a shape into alignment with another shape. Only plays feedback on iOS and macOS.
static get selection(): SensoryFeedbackstatic let selection: SensoryFeedbackIndicates that a UI element’s values are changing. Equivalent to ``selection(_:)`` with ``SelectionFeedback/default``. Only plays feedback on iOS and watchOS.
static selection8389(feedback: SensoryFeedback_SelectionFeedback): SensoryFeedbackstatic func selection(_ feedback: SensoryFeedback.SelectionFeedback) -> SensoryFeedbackPlays feedback in response to a specific UI element's values changing.
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