private void Initialize()
{
ReInput.InputSourceUpdateEvent += new Action(this.OnInputSourceUpdate);
this.touchController = base.GetComponent <TouchControllerExample>();
this.axisCount = this.touchController.joysticks.Length * 2;
this.buttonCount = this.touchController.buttons.Length;
this.axisValues = new float[this.axisCount];
this.buttonValues = new bool[this.buttonCount];
Player player = ReInput.players.GetPlayer(this.playerId);
this.controller = player.controllers.GetControllerWithTag <CustomController>(this.controllerTag);
if (this.controller == null)
{
Debug.LogError("A matching controller was not found for tag \"" + this.controllerTag + "\"");
}
if (this.controller.buttonCount != this.buttonValues.Length || this.controller.axisCount != this.axisValues.Length)
{
Debug.LogError("Controller has wrong number of elements!");
}
if (this.useUpdateCallbacks && this.controller != null)
{
this.controller.SetAxisUpdateCallback(new Func <int, float>(this.GetAxisValueCallback));
this.controller.SetButtonUpdateCallback(new Func <int, bool>(this.GetButtonValueCallback));
}
this.initialized = true;
}
private void Initialize()
{
// Subscribe to the input source update event so we can update our source element data before controllers are updated
ReInput.InputSourceUpdateEvent += OnInputSourceUpdate;
// Get the touch controller
touchController = GetComponent <TouchControllerExample>();
// Get expected element counts
axisCount = touchController.joysticks.Length * 2; // 2 axes per stick
buttonCount = touchController.buttons.Length;
// Set up arrays to store our current source element values
axisValues = new float[axisCount];
buttonValues = new bool[buttonCount];
// Find the controller we want to manage
Player player = ReInput.players.GetPlayer(playerId); // get the player
controller = player.controllers.GetControllerWithTag <CustomController>(controllerTag); // get the controller
if (controller == null)
{
Debug.LogError("A matching controller was not found for tag \"" + controllerTag + "\"");
}
// Verify controller has the number of elements we're expecting
if (controller.buttonCount != buttonValues.Length || controller.axisCount != axisValues.Length) // controller has wrong number of elements
{
Debug.LogError("Controller has wrong number of elements!");
}
// Callback Update Method:
// Set callbacks to retrieve current element values.
// This is a different way of updating the element values in the controller.
// You set an update function for axes and buttons and these functions will be called
// to retrieve the current source element values on every update loop in which input is updated.
if (useUpdateCallbacks && controller != null)
{
controller.SetAxisUpdateCallback(GetAxisValueCallback);
controller.SetButtonUpdateCallback(GetButtonValueCallback);
}
initialized = true;
}
private void Initialize() {
// Subscribe to the input source update event so we can update our source element data before controllers are updated
ReInput.InputSourceUpdateEvent += OnInputSourceUpdate;
// Get the touch controller
touchController = GetComponent<Demos.TouchControllerExample>();
// Get expected element counts
axisCount = touchController.joysticks.Length * 2; // 2 axes per stick
buttonCount = touchController.buttons.Length;
// Set up arrays to store our current source element values
axisValues = new float[axisCount];
buttonValues = new bool[buttonCount];
// Find the controller we want to manage
Player player = ReInput.players.GetPlayer(playerId); // get the player
controller = player.controllers.GetControllerWithTag<CustomController>(controllerTag); // get the controller
if(controller == null) {
Debug.LogError("A matching controller was not found for tag \"" + controllerTag + "\"");
}
// Verify controller has the number of elements we're expecting
if(controller.buttonCount != buttonValues.Length || controller.axisCount != axisValues.Length) { // controller has wrong number of elements
Debug.LogError("Controller has wrong number of elements!");
}
// Callback Update Method:
// Set callbacks to retrieve current element values.
// This is a different way of updating the element values in the controller.
// You set an update function for axes and buttons and these functions will be called
// to retrieve the current source element values on every update loop in which input is updated.
if(useUpdateCallbacks && controller != null) {
controller.SetAxisUpdateCallback(GetAxisValueCallback);
controller.SetButtonUpdateCallback(GetButtonValueCallback);
}
initialized = true;
}
