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I'm coding an macOS app with Xcode (11.5 under MacOS Catalina) that triggers an haptic feedback on my Macbook Pro's trackpad with the command NSHapticFeedbackManager.defaultPerformer.perform(NSHapticFeedbackManager.FeedbackPattern.generic, performanceTime: .now);.

Problem: the haptic feedback is too weak to be properly perceived, and I'd like to increase its strength. Ideally, I'd like to have the same feedback that when a click is detected by the system.

Tested: I've tried to change parameters like pattern or performanceTime, but the feedback is not improved (and sometimes not perceivable anymore).

Is there a solution to increase the strength of this haptic feedback? Thanks!

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