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    TDx_Input_Library v2.00 Component Reference

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    [ TDx_InputEffect::Start() ]     [ next: Stop() ]     [ prev: SetParameters() ]

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         virtual bool __fastcall Start( dword pIterations, dword pFlags );





    -= Go to the TDx_InputEffect description =-    TDX_INPUTEFFECT::START()   [ component method ]

    • Description
    • Parameters

        Iterations
        The Iterations parameter defines how many times the effect should be played.

        This value can be set from 1 to INFINITE, but not all devices support multiple iterations.

        If the effect has an envelope, it will be applied each time the effect is repeated.

        To play an effect indefinitely without re-applying the envelope each time, change TDIEffect::Duration to INFINITE with TDx_InputEffect::SetParameters().

        Flags
        The Flags parameter defines flags indicating how the device should play the effect.
        The described effect applies when the flag is set.

          DIES_NODOWNLOAD
          The effect should not be automatically downloaded to the device.

          DIES_SOLO
          Clear all other effects from the device before playing starting this one.


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