private WorldLockingManager()
{
CreateUpdaterNode();
/// It might look nicer to pull these off into internal setup functions,
/// but by leaving them in the constructor, these fields can be marked "readonly",
/// which they conceptually are.
if (Core.Plugin.HasEngine())
{
Plugin = new Plugin();
}
else
{
Plugin = new PluginNoop();
}
DiagnosticRecordings.Start(Plugin);
headPoseTracker = new HeadPoseTrackerCamera();
/// This should never fail. It's a null-manager.
anchorManager = AnchorManagerNull.TryCreate(Plugin, headPoseTracker);
Debug.Assert(anchorManager != null, "Null manager creation should never fail");
var fm = new FragmentManager(Plugin);
fragmentManager = fm;
attachmentPointManager = fm;
/// Note the alignmentManager accesses the FragmentManager in its constructor
/// to register for refit notifications. Either FragmentManager needs to be fully
/// setup before constructing AlignmentManager, or that registration needs to be deferred.
alignmentManager = new AlignmentManager(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// When the reference point position is initially set, create an attachment point if there isn't one,
/// or if there is, updated its position.
/// </summary>
private void CheckAttachmentPoint()
{
IAttachmentPointManager mgr = manager.AttachmentPointManager;
if (attachmentPoint == null)
{
attachmentPoint = mgr.CreateAttachmentPoint(LockedPose.position, null, OnLocationUpdate, null);
}
else
{
mgr.TeleportAttachmentPoint(attachmentPoint, LockedPose.position, null);
}
}
private WorldLockingManager()
{
CreateUpdaterNode();
/// It might look nicer to pull these off into internal setup functions,
/// but by leaving them in the constructor, these fields can be marked "readonly",
/// which they conceptually are.
Plugin = new Plugin();
DiagnosticRecordings.Start(Plugin);
var am = new AnchorManager(Plugin);
anchorManager = am;
var fm = new FragmentManager(Plugin);
fragmentManager = fm;
attachmentPointManager = fm;
/// Note the alignmentManager accesses the FragmentManager in its constructor
/// to register for refit notifications. Either FragmentManager needs to be fully
/// setup before constructing AlignmentManager, or that registration needs to be deferred.
alignmentManager = new AlignmentManager(this);
}
/// <inheritdoc />
public void TeleportTo(IAttachmentPointManager manager, Vector3 newFrozenPosition, IAttachmentPoint parent)
{
manager.TeleportAttachmentPoint(this, newFrozenPosition, parent);
}
/// <inheritdoc />
public void MoveTo(IAttachmentPointManager manager, Vector3 newFrozenPosition)
{
manager.MoveAttachmentPoint(this, newFrozenPosition);
}