public bool AnalogIsStick(InputManager.ControllerName name)
{
var style = VrControls.GetBehavior(name).ControllerGeometry.Style;
return(style == ControllerStyle.Wmr ||
style == ControllerStyle.OculusTouch ||
style == ControllerStyle.Knuckles ||
style == ControllerStyle.Cosmos);
}
// Swap the hand that each ControllerInfo is associated with
// TODO: if the tracking were associated with the Geometry rather than the Info+Behavior,
// we wouldn't have to do any swapping. So rather than putting Behaviour_Pose on the Behavior,
// we should dynamically add it when creating the Geometry. This might make the Behavior
// prefabs VRAPI-agnostic, too.
public bool TrySwapLeftRightTracking()
{
bool leftRightSwapped = true;
if (App.Config.m_SdkMode == SdkMode.Oculus)
{
VrControls.GetComponent <OculusHandTrackingManager>().SwapLeftRight();
}
else if (App.Config.m_SdkMode == SdkMode.SteamVR)
{
// Don't swap controller input sources while we're initializing because it screws up
// the actions when the proper controllers are instantiated.
// TODO : Figure out why this screws up and fix it. Note that this is
// unnecessary unless we support hot-swapping of controller types.
if (!IsInitializingSteamVr)
{
BaseControllerBehavior[] behaviors = VrControls.GetBehaviors();
for (int i = 0; i < behaviors.Length; ++i)
{
SteamVR_Behaviour_Pose pose = behaviors[i].GetComponent <SteamVR_Behaviour_Pose>();
switch (pose.inputSource)
{
case SteamVR_Input_Sources.LeftHand:
pose.inputSource = SteamVR_Input_Sources.RightHand;
break;
case SteamVR_Input_Sources.RightHand:
pose.inputSource = SteamVR_Input_Sources.LeftHand;
break;
default:
Debug.LogWarningFormat(
"Controller is configured as {0}. Should be LeftHand or RightHand.",
pose.inputSource);
break;
}
}
}
else
{
// Don't commit to swapping controller styles.
leftRightSwapped = false;
}
}
else if (App.Config.m_SdkMode == SdkMode.Gvr)
{
var tmp = InputManager.Controllers[0];
InputManager.Controllers[0] = InputManager.Controllers[1];
InputManager.Controllers[1] = tmp;
}
return(leftRightSwapped);
}
