Nice Vibrations is a simple yet powerful solution to add high-definition (HD) haptic feedback to your iPhone, Android, PC and console games.
This is the first major release since Lofelt partnered with Nice Vibrations, the #1 proven and battle-tested haptics asset for Unity. Nice Vibrations is used by tons of games and studios around the world – from hypercasuals on mobile to AAA titles on PC and console.
What’s new in Nice Vibrations 4
⚡ Supports playback and real time modulation of HD haptics, so one asset can be used in multiple scenarios. This saves you time and makes your game more immersive.
Includes 80+ royalty-free haptic clips designed by Lofelt that cover a wide range of use cases so you can get started in seconds.
Powered by a new set of APIs with higher levels of abstraction so you don’t have to worry about the capabilities of different platforms. Instead, you can fully focus on creating amazing games.
Future-proof. HD haptics included today will automatically work with upcoming platforms like Lofelt VTX (coming to Android) and PS5.
️ Give us feedback and join our growing haptics community on Discord.
Full list of features
Documentation
Android demo on the Play Store
iOS demo on the AppStore
Support form
Discord
Nice Vibrations gives you everything you need to implement amazing haptics in your games. If you want to go even further and create your own custom haptic effects, check out Lofelt Studio desktop app.
What is Nice Vibrations anyway?
Built on top of Lofelt Studio SDK, Nice Vibrations offers a universal interface to trigger HD haptic feedback on all platforms at once, as well as ways to get exactly the right vibration on each platform.
You can trigger short simple vibrations, long constant vibration or rich expressive haptic clips. Nice Vibrations has got you covered.
Nice Vibrations provides full support for Android and iOS haptic APIs (including iOS Core Haptics) as well as gamepad rumble. Nice Vibrations is the universal solution to add more feeling to your game on all platforms.
Nice Vibrations now comes with a growing collection of royalty-free HD haptic (and audio) assets ready for quick prototyping and testing. No design skills or tasks required. The assets cover various use cases like Application UX, Game FX, and more.
Play and Stop: play and stop complex HD haptic clips (.haptic files now, .ahap coming soon).
iOS improved performance: load and play haptic clips 2x faster than on Nice Vibrations 3.9
Loop: loop a playing clip.
Seek: jump into any point of your haptic clip before or during playback depending on what is happening in your game.
Modulate Frequency or Amplitude: adjust the strength or frequency of your playing haptic clip in reaction to other on screen events (distance between characters, size of a collision), or just to create variation in the pattern playback (repetitive actions like weapon firing or footsteps and jumps).
Haptic Voice Priority: set the priority of your haptic clip. Lower priority will be silenced if higher priority clips are triggered at the same time.
Code Only API: no need to be stuck in Unity and tied to MonoBehaviours. With the code-only API, you can work in any development environment.
MonoBehaviour API: play haptics by just using the Unity Editor, without writing a single line of C# code.
Platform Independence: use the same C# and the same .haptic file on all platforms, no need to write platform-specific code for Android or iOS.
Haptic Library: no need to design your own haptics. A growing library of clips is included to get you started quickly and with limited experience.
Global Haptic Level and Mute: disable haptics entirely with one switch or reduce the intensity of haptics across the whole application.
Fully Featured Demos: demos included to help you learn how to apply all of the features for your specific use case. These demos will also help you see how to migrate your existing Nice Vibrations code to the new API’s.
Haptic Presets Support: trigger 9 predefined haptic patterns with a single line of code.
Gamepad Rumble: play .haptic files on gamepads supported by Unity.
Fallback Support: play basic haptics on older phones and operating systems.
And also…
Complete API documentation and tutorials
Support for iOS Taptic Engine
Support for iOS Core Haptics API
Android support for the new (post SDK 26) VibrationEffects
Haptics support detection method
Fully commented code
