public static void Main(string[] args)
{
OSVR.ClientKit.ClientContext context = new OSVR.ClientKit.ClientContext("org.opengoggles.exampleclients.managed.TrackerCallback");
// This is just one of the paths. You can also use:
// /me/hands/right
// /me/head
Interface lefthand = context.getInterface("/me/hands/left");
TrackerCallbacks callbacks = new TrackerCallbacks();
// The coordinate system is right-handed, withX to the right, Y up, and Z near.
OSVR.ClientKit.PoseCallback poseCb = new PoseCallback(TrackerCallbacks.myTrackerCallback);
lefthand.registerCallback(poseCb, IntPtr.Zero);
// If you just want orientation
OSVR.ClientKit.OrientationCallback oriCb = new OrientationCallback(TrackerCallbacks.myOrientationCallback);
lefthand.registerCallback(oriCb, IntPtr.Zero);
// or position
OSVR.ClientKit.PositionCallback posCb = new PositionCallback(TrackerCallbacks.myPositionCallback);
lefthand.registerCallback(posCb, IntPtr.Zero);
// Pretend that this is your application's main loop
for (int i = 0; i < 1000000; ++i)
{
context.update();
}
Console.WriteLine("Library shut down; exiting.");
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
OSVR.ClientKit.ClientContext context = new OSVR.ClientKit.ClientContext("org.opengoggles.exampleclients.managed.ButtonCallback");
// This is just one of the paths: specifically, the Hydra's left
// controller's button labelled "1". More are in the docs and/or listed on
// startup
Interface button1 = context.getInterface("/controller/left/1");
OSVR.ClientKit.ButtonCallback mycb = new OSVR.ClientKit.ButtonCallback(myButtonCallback);
button1.registerCallback(mycb, IntPtr.Zero);
// Pretend that this is your application's main loop
for (int i = 0; i < 1000000; ++i)
{
context.update();
}
Console.WriteLine("Library shut down; exiting.");
}
