# Example 3 Gestures

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The Touch Gestures for Mobile are design ONLY to be used on a Mobile (Android or iOS) device, and hence to test this example, you must build for and run on a Mobile Device. This Example uses all the Trigger options and sets the Swipe Area to the middle 50% of the screen. This means that the movement of either Touchstick is not recognised as a gesture.

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With the exception of the Pinch gesture which also Zooms the Camera, all other gestures simply write text to the UI Canvas Panel. However, each and every gesture can be set to a Condition or set of Actions.&#x20;

Another good example for Swipe Gestures is [Example 6 - Gyroscope Controls.](/documentation-and-tutorials/game-creator/mobile-components-for-game-creator/examples/example-6-gyroscope-controls.md)


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