Supports fake touch on /dev/input/wl_touch_events #61
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persist.waydroid.fake_touch is implemented at a higher level, making it more flexible as it allows enabling fake touch for specific Android applications. However, its implementation may not work for some Android applications (e.g., xuexi_android_10002068.apk). By implementing fake events in /dev/input/wl_touch_events, it can cover a wider range of cases. Regardless of how the upper-layer Android applications behave, fake events through /dev/input/* will always take effect. Fixes: waydroid/waydroid#954
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Need this for a myriad of children's apps, ABC Mouse for example has issues with tracing the letters of the alphabet, and so on. |
Yes, this is a more reliable solution, but its disadvantage is that it cannot be |
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Thank you for contributing to Waydroid! However I would prefer not to add this complexity to hwcomposer. I identified the issue with our current approach and I believe I have solved that in waydroid/android_vendor_waydroid@ffe14df (I couldn't quite verify xuexi_android_10002068.apk because I don't speak mandarin and it seems to require some account) |
OK, I can test it. |
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Example game to test, I updated inside the android OS and I didn't see this one working: It is a drag and drop game with physics. |
Do you mean that you recompiled android yourself to include my patch, or that you updated to the latest official Waydroid images? The patch is only going to be included in tomorrow's builds. |
The latter. Sounds great, can't wait to update to the patched version! Thank you. |
persist.waydroid.fake_touch is implemented at a higher level, making it more flexible as it allows enabling fake touch for specific Android applications. However, its implementation may not work for some Android applications (e.g., xuexi_android_10002068.apk).
By implementing fake events in /dev/input/wl_touch_events, it can cover a wider range of cases. Regardless of how the upper-layer Android applications behave, fake events through /dev/input/* will always take effect.
Fixes: waydroid/waydroid#954