protected void requestProperties(object sender, IRequestInterface args)
{
PropertiesRequest reqObj = args as PropertiesRequest;
reqObj.uri = new System.Uri(ForgeLoaderConstants._endpoint + URN + "/properties/" + reqObj.dbId.ToString());
//UnityEngine.Debug.Log ("URI request: " + reqObj.uri.ToString ());
_mgr.Register(reqObj);
}
protected void IteratorNodes(JSONNode node, GameObject go)
{
GameObject obj = null;
switch (node ["type"].Value)
{
case "Transform":
int dbId0 = node ["id"].AsInt;
string nodeName = buildName("transform", dbId0, 0, node ["pathid"]);
obj = new GameObject(nodeName);
setTransform(node, obj);
obj.transform.parent = go.transform;
// But requesting properties here does not really make sense and is slowing down the streaming.
// Instead, we could get properties on demand or at the end.
if (_properties.Add(dbId0))
{
PropertiesRequest req = new PropertiesRequest(loader, null, bearer, dbId0);
req.gameObject = obj;
if (fireRequestCallback != null)
{
fireRequestCallback(this, req);
}
}
break;
case "Mesh":
int dbId = node ["id"].AsInt;
for (int i = 0; i < node ["fragments"].AsArray.Count; i++)
{
int fragId = node ["fragments"] [i].AsInt;
int matId = node ["materials"] [i].AsInt;
obj = CreateMeshObject(dbId, fragId, node ["pathid"]);
setTransform(node, obj);
obj.transform.parent = go.transform;
int polys = node ["fragPolys"] [i].AsInt;
if (polys > 0)
{
// Create a new request to get the Mesh definition
if (_fragments.Add(new Eppy.Tuple <int, int> (dbId, fragId)))
{
MeshRequest req = new MeshRequest(loader, null, bearer, new Eppy.Tuple <int, int> (dbId, fragId), matId, node);
req.gameObject = obj;
if (fireRequestCallback != null)
{
fireRequestCallback(this, req);
}
}
// Create a new request to get the Material definition
if (_materials.Add(matId))
{
MaterialRequest req = new MaterialRequest(loader, null, bearer, node ["materials"] [i].AsInt, node);
req.gameObject = obj;
if (fireRequestCallback != null)
{
fireRequestCallback(this, req);
}
}
}
// Create a new request to get the properties (but only once), and store it on the parent transform
}
// But requesting properties here does not really make sense and is slowing down the streaming.
// Instead, we could get properties on demand or at the end.
//if ( _properties.Add (dbId) ) {
// PropertiesRequest req = new PropertiesRequest (loader, null, bearer, dbId);
// req.gameObject = obj.transform.parent.gameObject;
// if ( fireRequestCallback != null )
// fireRequestCallback (this, req);
//}
break;
default:
break;
}
if (obj != null && node ["childs"] != null)
{
try {
foreach (JSONNode child in node["childs"].AsArray)
{
IteratorNodes(child, obj);
}
} catch (System.Exception /*ex*/) {
}
}
}