in swift There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best way to implement this functionality will vary depending on the particular game process and device you are using. However

TouchStarted prints "Holding the screen" when the touch started and TouchEnded prints "Doesn't Hold The Screen" when the touch ended.

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Question: How do i use: 1. TouchStarted(touch: InputObject, gameProcessedEvent: boolean): RBXScriptSignal 2. TouchEnded(touch: InputObject, gameProcessedEvent: boolean): RBXScriptSignal to print("Holding the screen") when touchstarted and to print("Doesn't Hold The Screen") when Touch ended

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, without using the button? You can use the following code to accomplish this: local TouchStartedConnection = nil; TouchStartedConnection = TouchStarted:Connect(function(touch, gameProcessedEvent) print("Holding the screen") end) TouchEndedConnection = TouchEnded:Connect(function(touch, gameProcessedEvent) print("Doesn't Hold The Screen") end) TouchStartedConnection:Disconnect(); TouchEndedConnection:Disconnect();

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Jan. 19, 2023, 5:52 a.m.

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Published: Thursday, January 19, 2023