public void GetCurrentGameobjectsData()
{
if (gameobjectReference.reference != null)
{
manager.TryGetSpeckleObject(gameobjectReference.reference, out SpeckleCore.SpeckleObject data);
}
}
public void PrintObjectData(GameObject gameObjectKey)
{
if (manager.TryGetSpeckleObject(gameObjectKey, out SpeckleObject speckleObjectData))
{
Debug.Log(speckleObjectData._id);
Debug.Log(speckleObjectData.Type);
if (speckleObjectData.Properties.TryGetValue("the key of some property you're looking for", out object property))
{
Debug.Log(property.ToString());
}
}
}
//public Material mMat;
//public Material[] mats = new Material[152];
// run a method like this after selecting the object you want via raycast or another way
public void PrintObjectData(GameObject gameObjectKey)
{
// use the gameobject as an ID to get back the data associated to it
if (manager.TryGetSpeckleObject(gameObjectKey, out SpeckleObject data))
{
// basic data is stored at the root of the SpeckleObject
//Debug.Log(data._id);
// Debug.Log(data.Owner);
// the type field could give you a bit more insight on the property schema.
// Debug.Log(data.Type);
//Debug.Log(data.Properties.ToString());
// The more interesting data is kept in the Properties dictionary.
// It's a dictionary of string keys to object values. You have to cast the values
// into the type you think they are. The schema of this dictionary is basically
// never consistent. Revit objects are super different amongst themselves let
// alone the differences between different clients. A value could even be
// another dictionary! Your best bet is to just look for the properties you
// need rather than try to get everything.
//Dictionary<string, string> openWith = new Dictionary<string, string>();
if (data.Properties.TryGetValue("elementId", out object propertyUID))
{
Debug.Log(propertyUID);
//Debug.Log("im'in");
//var json1 = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(propertyUID);
//Debug.Log(json1);
}
if (data.Properties.TryGetValue("parameters", out object propertyValue))
{
//Debug.Log(propertyValue.ToString());
var json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(propertyValue);
var dictionary = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject <Dictionary <string, string> >(json);
//Debug.Log(json);
if (dictionary.TryGetValue("Comments", out string propertyValue1))
{
Debug.Log(propertyValue1);
//Debug.Log("success");
Color mColor = new Color();
if (ColorUtility.TryParseHtmlString("#" + propertyValue1, out mColor))
{
//mMat.SetColor("_Color" + propertyValue1.ToString(), mColor);
//gameObject.GetComponent<Image>().color = mColor;
//Renderer goRenderer = gameObject.GetComponent<Renderer>();
//goRenderer.material.SetColor("_Color", mColor);
//goRenderer.material = mMat;
Debug.Log("success");
// goRenderer.material.SetColor("_Color" + propertyValue1.ToString(), mColor);
}
//Get the Renderer component from the new cube
//var cubeRenderer = cube.GetComponent<Renderer>();
//Call SetColor using the shader property name "_Color" and setting the color to red
//cubeRenderer.material.SetColor("_Color", Color.red);
}
}
}
else
{
Debug.LogError("The GameObect was either null or not a SpeckleObject");
}
}