Unity XR Playmaker Integration
These c# files have been created to be used in conjunction with the Unity3d asset Playmaker avaliable on the Unity Asset Store.
The following project and files contain within are officially released under the MIT license as stated below.
Copyright 2020 Eric Vander Wal
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Currently this managed and authored by Eric Vander Wal
If you are interested in contributing to this project, please contact me privately at tcmeric@gmail.com, as well as join our playmaker slack channel: https://invite-playmaker-slack.herokuapp.com
Thank you to Alex Coulombe @ibrews: https://github.com/ibrews/XRInputExamples for the init commit, and others who have contributed to the Unity Forums on XR. Without those examples and comments, this project would not be so far along.
This project can be downloaded in full for free from : https://github.com/dumbgamedev/UnityXRPlaymaker
Currently no tutorials exist.
Required
Setup your scene as you would with an Unity XR Input (search youtube). Once you have your initial scene setup and your desired XR device selected in player settings, go ahead and add the component (script) named XRControllerInput.cs onto any gameobject in the scene. Set to left controller. Then again for right, headset or any other controller you wish to track.
The XRControllerInput.cs script contains options for UnityEvents, standard Delegate/Events for C# as well as Playmaker Send Events.
To use the playmaker send events, simply supply the FSM gameobject you would like to send the event to, on the XRControllerInput component. Copy the event name from the component, and add it to your playmaker FSM (no need tag it as a global event). Now, when the event fires on the XRControllerInput component, it will call your playmaker event of the same name.
This package also comes with custom playmaker actions for getting controller or device information. Such as trigger, touchpad, grip, primary button, secondary button, menu button value and states. All of these actions require the XRControllerInput component on a gameobject to function correctly.
More general purpose actions will be added later.