The easiest way to interact with a different gameobject than the one that hosts the script is finding the gameobject in question through a tag, id or name, and calling a public function on it (this is the easiest way due to easy to use tags, a group of different game objects can have the same tag ex:’PLAYER_CONTROLLER’). Interacting with other game objects in the same client using the routine calls onServerConnect() ). This was proven very useful during the network integration of the project (multiplayer integration phase), (ex. for example start() is useful to set initial instantiation values. The unity scripting API supports a set of routine calls. This gameobject can represent a player controller. A new game object is then instantiated (the game object’s prefab children are also instantiated as children to the game object). Typically the script has a parameter associated by the editor which connects to a gameobject prefab with all the necessary childs and components associated to it. This is useful for instantiation of game objects (some represent players) at runtime and dictating the object’s behavior according to the current status. Scripting is vital to the Remote_VR-Config project and the language used in the project is c#. At the current time it only hosts the necessary resources to instantiate the bullet gameobject.

The Resource folder is dedicated to hosting prefabs or materials to be used to instantiate game objects at runtime. The remaining children are the prefabs necessary for the sensor to function with unity. This is due to the user’s choice to use the occulus rift as a visualization method. The player prefab also must have the RiftController prefab associated as his first children. This script will also be associated to a NetworkView component, meaning it is responsible for transmitting the transform data to the network. The player prefab is required to have a script component associated to it (ObserverSensor Script) in order to manage input movement from the keyboard. Player prefab structureĮach type of player (defined by sensors) is required to have its own prefab in order to be instantiated correctly by the NetManager. If a script is associated as a component to a gameobject, it is possible to link other component, gameobject or prefab references to a script’s input argument.

The editor also allows to associate components (such as scripts) to the gameobject or prefab. Regarding the Remote_VR-Config project the editor has been mainly used to create gameobject prefabs, and insertion of static game objects, such as the NetworkManager. The editor is more focused on the design view of the project, while as the scripting is focused on the behavior of the objects. Unity is a development environment that supports 2 major development assets, the unity editor and scripting.

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