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iOS / Guides / Apple Pencil
Apryse's iOS SDK has full support for the Apple Pencil. This guide describes the various settings and how to change them.
When the user does not have an annotation tool selected (ie the active tool is the pan tool), the pencil can either draw an ink annotation (default behavior), or act as a finger touch. This behavior can be changed using the applePencilDrawsInk.
When the user has an Apple Pencil paired with the device, it is possible to restrict annotation creation to only pencil touches. This allows the user to conveniently scroll with a single finger. It is also useful in preventing a user's palm from inadvertently creating an annotation.
The PTToolsSettingsManager's pencilInteractionMode controls how touches are interpreted when an Apple Pencil is paired:
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
PTPencilInteractionModeFingerAndPencil | Finger touches will annotate (default on iOS 13) |
PTPencilInteractionModePencilOnly | Finger touches will not annotate. Single finger can be used to scroll. |
PTPencilInteractionModeSystem | Follows the system setting (default on iOS 14+) |
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