GMU:Tutorials/Networking/Controlling Unity with Processing: Difference between revisions

Public values are adjustable without any coding; just use the inspector for that. <br><code>

public var RemoteIP : String = "";<br>

public var SendToPort : int = xxxx;<br>

public var ListenerPort : int = yyyy;<br>

public var controller : Transform;<br>

public var gameReceiver = "Cube";</code> <br><br>

In the Start() function all the necessary scripts and components are connected. This will happen once you press Play. <br><code>

public function Start ()<br>

{<br>

var udp : UDPPacketIO = GetComponent("UDPPacketIO");<br>

udp.init(RemoteIP, SendToPort, ListenerPort);<br>

handler = GetComponent("Osc");<br>

handler.init(udp);<br>

handler.SetAllMessageHandler(AllMessageHandler);<br>

}</code> <br><br>

The AllMessageHandler() function is where the Osc happens. This function unpacks the Osc signals, so you can address them in other functions. In this function you can command, whenever A happens, you want FunctionB() to be executed. <br><code>

public function AllMessageHandler(oscMessage: OscMessage){<br>

var msgString = Osc.OscMessageToString(oscMessage);<br>

var msgAddress = oscMessage.Address;<br>

var msgValue = oscMessage.Values[0];</code> <br><br>

So you typed all that code and there are no errors but that stupid thing still won't do what it should - try Debug.Logs! Just add them everywhere! They can tell you what parts of your script are accessed after you press Play. <br><code>  

Debug.Log("Stakkars meg, som har skrevet 50 Debug.Logs");<br></code>

The lines will be written in the console section of Unity once they are accessed.<br>