Vibration Handling with Polymorphism in C# Godot

Handle mobile/handheld vibrations in Godot C#. Vibrations are relatively simple, but introduce subtle complexities when dealing with the differences between platforms, user enabling/disabling, and vibration durations.

This is an example of how to handle these situations using a static class with polymorphic behaviour.

⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and problem context 1:40 Limits of procedurally-oriented design 2:50 Vibration handler and Vibrator 4:45 Polymorphism: Android vs iOS vibrators 6:50 Conclusion

📻 Addendum: I forgot to explain this: notice how the BaseVibrator inherits from Godot.Object? This is to allow it to connect signals. So instead of directly calling methods on the vibrator, you can call: Connect("pressed", VibrationHandler.Vibrator, nameof(Vibrator.OnButtonPress)) for example.

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