void Awake()
{
/// When using the FVRContainer prefab, the FVRConnection won't be destroyed on load allowing you to keep your calibrated gestures and centering data.
/// Since the FVRConnection comes from a previous scene, you can't drag and drop it into a public variable when you are making the scene.
/// So when the new scene gets loaded you will need to find the FVRConnection instance in order to use it.
fvr = GameObject.Find("FVR").GetComponent <FVRConnection> ();
gm = fvr.gameObject.GetComponent <FVRGestureManager>();
}
void Start()
{
/// When using the FVRContainer prefab, the FVRConnection won't be destroyed on load allowing you to keep your calibrated gestures and centering data.
/// Since the FVRConnection comes from a previous scene, you can't drag and drop it into a public variable when you are making the scene.
/// So when the new scene gets loaded you will need to find the FVRConnection instance in order to use it.
fvr = GameObject.Find("FVR").GetComponent <FVRConnection> ();
// Getting the visual components
msVals = transform.Find("MsValues").GetComponentsInChildren <Text> ();
}
void Start()
{
/// When using the FVRContainer prefab, the FVRConnection won't be destroyed on load allowing you to keep your calibrated gestures and centering data.
/// Since the FVRConnection comes from a previous scene, you can't drag and drop it into a public variable when you are making the scene.
/// So when the new scene gets loaded you will need to find the FVRConnection instance in order to use it.
fvr = FindObjectOfType(typeof(FVRConnection)) as FVRConnection;
// Create a new custom gesture
gesture = fvr.gestureManager.RegisterCustomGesture("gestureName");
// Display the default settings
samplesPerSecond = fvr.gestureManager.calibrationSamplesPerSecond;
roundLength = (int)fvr.gestureManager.calibrationRoundLength;
UpdateTexts();
// Button control
targetBtn.interactable = false;
}