SpatialPointerPose.TryGetAtTimestamp Method

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Definition

Namespace:: Windows.UI.Input.Spatial

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Gets the head gaze and motion controller pointer poses for the specified timestamp.

public:
 static SpatialPointerPose ^ TryGetAtTimestamp(SpatialCoordinateSystem ^ coordinateSystem, PerceptionTimestamp ^ timestamp);

 static SpatialPointerPose TryGetAtTimestamp(SpatialCoordinateSystem const& coordinateSystem, PerceptionTimestamp const& timestamp);

public static SpatialPointerPose TryGetAtTimestamp(SpatialCoordinateSystem coordinateSystem, PerceptionTimestamp timestamp);

function tryGetAtTimestamp(coordinateSystem, timestamp)

Public Shared Function TryGetAtTimestamp (coordinateSystem As SpatialCoordinateSystem, timestamp As PerceptionTimestamp) As SpatialPointerPose

Parameters

coordinateSystem: SpatialCoordinateSystem

The coordinate system in which to express the pointer poses.

timestamp: PerceptionTimestamp

The timestamp, past or future.

Returns

SpatialPointerPose

The pointer poses, or null if the specified coordinate system cannot be located.

Remarks

This will either be a timestamp from the past (when correlating with input events) or a timestamp from the future (when rendering a cursor along the user's predicted gaze for a HolographicFramePrediction).

Applies to