// TODO: the current logic is very incorrect. Change the logic for m_Touching and m_ObjectTouched
public void OnTouched(GameObject finger, Collider other)
{
if (!m_Touching.Contains(finger))
{
m_Touching.Add(finger);
m_LastPos.Add(finger.transform.position);
}
if (!m_ObjectTouched.Exists(obj => obj.finger == finger))
{
objectTouched obj = new objectTouched();
obj.finger = finger;
obj.gameObject = other.gameObject;
m_ObjectTouched.Add(obj);
}
else if (!m_FocusedObject)
{
//objectTouched touched;
//touched.finger = null;
//touched.gameObject = null;
int index = m_ObjectTouched.FindIndex(obj => obj.finger == finger);
if (index != -1)
{
objectTouched touched = m_ObjectTouched.Find(obj => obj.finger == finger);
touched.gameObject = other.gameObject;
m_ObjectTouched.RemoveAt(index);
m_ObjectTouched.Add(touched);
}
}
//if we're still just focused (not selected yet), change our focus
//if (m_Touching.Count == 2 && (LeapInput.NumberOfFingers[0] == 2 || LeapInput.NumberOfFingers[1] == 2))
if (LeapInput.NumberOfFingers[0] == 2 || LeapInput.NumberOfFingers[1] == 2)
//if (m_Touching.Count == 2)
{
// only do this if it IS touched by 2 fingers, NOT if 1 finger touched the object, and the other
// finger touched another
List <objectTouched> l = m_ObjectTouched.FindAll(obj => obj.gameObject == other.gameObject);
//if (!m_Selected && other.gameObject != m_FocusedObject &&
// m_ObjectTouched.FindAll(obj => obj.gameObject == other.gameObject).Count == 2)
// TODO: is this a good method ????
if (l.Count == 2 &&
(l[0].finger.transform.parent.gameObject.transform.parent.gameObject == l[1].finger.transform.parent.gameObject.transform.parent.gameObject))
{
if (!m_Selected && other.gameObject != m_FocusedObject)
{
//ClearFocus();
SetFocus(other.gameObject);
}
}
}
}
// TODO: the current logic is very incorrect. Change the logic for m_Touching and m_ObjectTouched
public void OnTouched(GameObject finger, Collider other)
{
if (!m_Touching.Contains(finger))
{
m_Touching.Add(finger);
m_LastPos.Add(finger.transform.position);
}
if (!m_ObjectTouched.Exists (obj => obj.finger == finger))
{
objectTouched obj = new objectTouched();
obj.finger = finger;
obj.gameObject = other.gameObject;
m_ObjectTouched.Add(obj);
}
else if (!m_FocusedObject)
{
//objectTouched touched;
//touched.finger = null;
//touched.gameObject = null;
int index = m_ObjectTouched.FindIndex(obj => obj.finger == finger);
if (index != -1){
objectTouched touched = m_ObjectTouched.Find(obj => obj.finger == finger);
touched.gameObject = other.gameObject;
m_ObjectTouched.RemoveAt(index);
m_ObjectTouched.Add(touched);
}
}
//if we're still just focused (not selected yet), change our focus
//if (m_Touching.Count == 2 && (LeapInput.NumberOfFingers[0] == 2 || LeapInput.NumberOfFingers[1] == 2))
if (LeapInput.NumberOfFingers[0] == 2 || LeapInput.NumberOfFingers[1] == 2)
//if (m_Touching.Count == 2)
{
// only do this if it IS touched by 2 fingers, NOT if 1 finger touched the object, and the other
// finger touched another
List<objectTouched> l = m_ObjectTouched.FindAll(obj => obj.gameObject == other.gameObject);
//if (!m_Selected && other.gameObject != m_FocusedObject &&
// m_ObjectTouched.FindAll(obj => obj.gameObject == other.gameObject).Count == 2)
// TODO: is this a good method ????
if (l.Count == 2 &&
(l[0].finger.transform.parent.gameObject.transform.parent.gameObject == l[1].finger.transform.parent.gameObject.transform.parent.gameObject))
{
if (!m_Selected && other.gameObject != m_FocusedObject)
{
//ClearFocus();
SetFocus(other.gameObject);
}
}
}
}
