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'''SendToPort''': is where we type in the UDP Port set in The Captury. Actually it's -- '''1065''' -- | '''SendToPort''': is where we type in the UDP Port set in The Captury. Actually it's -- '''1065''' -- | ||
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Before we go further we have to first set up variables for each coordinate because those will recieve values from the OSCMessage | Before we go further we have to first set up variables for each coordinate because those will recieve values from the OSCMessage | ||
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Here is where we configure the port as mentioned in | Here is where we configure the port as mentioned in Step1. | ||
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This is our Update Function: | This is our Update Function: | ||
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All values which will be parsed from | All values which will be parsed from Step5 will be constantly updated here. | ||
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We can now chose even if we want the objects to be transformed or rotated or whatever. | We can now chose even if we want the objects to be transformed or rotated or whatever. | ||
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Revision as of 17:19, 29 June 2016
OSCReciever.js
Explanation
The following script I will provide contains the whole setup you need to recieve data from The Captury and constantly updating it in Unity
Step1
In RemoteIP we set our connection for example to the sever we want to recieve the messages from or we can test it locally:
Local: 127.0.0.1
The Captury: kosmos.medien.uni-weimar.de
SendToPort: is where we type in the UDP Port set in The Captury. Actually it's -- 1065 --
ListenerPort: can be random and should be used in Step3
The gameReciever variables is where you can drop your 3d object in later. You can define as many as you want.
Step2
Before we go further we have to first set up variables for each coordinate because those will recieve values from the OSCMessage
For "Person_One" for example we use x1 / y1 / z1
Step3
Here is where we configure the port as mentioned in Step1.
Step4
This is our Update Function:
All values which will be parsed from Step5 will be constantly updated here.
We can now chose even if we want the objects to be transformed or rotated or whatever.
The Time.frameCount will constantly resubscribe every 60 frames. The first value means the framrate the last one the scale factor.
Step5
