// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
Debug.Log("STARTING ConnectToEditor");
editorID = -1;
playerConnection = PlayerConnection.instance;
playerConnection.RegisterConnection(EditorConnected);
playerConnection.RegisterDisconnection(EditorDisconnected);
playerConnection.Register(ConnectionMessageIds.fromEditorARKitSessionMsgId, HandleEditorMessage);
m_session = null;
}
void Start()
{
m_userInput = new MiraBTRemoteInput();
bSessionActive = false;
bTexturesInitialized = false;
InitializeTrackers();
Debug.Log("STARTING ConnectToEditor");
editorID = -1;
playerConnection = PlayerConnection.instance;
playerConnection.RegisterConnection(EditorConnected);
playerConnection.RegisterDisconnection(EditorDisconnected);
playerConnection.Register(MiraConnectionMessageIds.fromEditorMiraSessionMsgId, HandleEditorMessage);
//playerConnection.Register(MiraConnectionMessageIds.screenCaptureJPEGMsgID, ReceiveJPEGFrame);
}
void Start()
{
Debug.Log("Connecting to editor...");
m_EditorId = -1;
m_PlayerConnection = PlayerConnection.instance;
m_PlayerConnection.RegisterConnection(EditorConnectedEventHandler);
m_PlayerConnection.RegisterDisconnection(EditorDisconnectedEventHandler);
m_PlayerConnection.Register(ARMessageIds.fromEditor, FromEditorMessageHandler);
// The PlayerConnection object can only register a single callback
// (this is a bug). To listen to more than one type of message,
// we register a generic one in the PlayerConnection and then
// decode its meaning with these "SubMessageIds".
Register(ARMessageIds.SubMessageIds.startService, StartServiceMessageHandler);
Register(ARMessageIds.SubMessageIds.stopService, StopServiceMessageHandler);
Register(ARMessageIds.SubMessageIds.enableVideo, EnableVideoMessageHandler);
}
