Platform Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for Platform:

Collaboration diagram for Platform:

Public Member Functions
void	activateUIMesh ()
GameObject	toolStandPosition (uint number, uint numberOfToolStands)
bool	getIsRounded ()
bool	getIsRectangular ()
Rect	getScreenDimensions (UI.Screen screen)
void	updateCenterGameObjects ()
Transform	getCenterTransformForScreen (UI.Screen s)

Public Attributes
GameObject	rectBase
GameObject	front
GameObject	left
GameObject	right
GameObject	frontLeft
GameObject	frontRight
GameObject	rounded
GameObject	chair
GameObject	footPrints
GameObject	mainCamera
Camera	UICamera
Material	UiMeshMaterial
float	UIMeshRoundedRadius = 1.2f
float	UIMeshRoundedAngle = 180f
float	UIMeshRoundedSideLength = 0.3f
float	UIMeshRoundedBottom = 0.35f
float	UIMeshRoundedHeight = 2.0f
float	UIMeshRectangularBottom = 0.75f
float	UIMeshRectangularHeight = 2.0f
float	UIMeshRectangularRadius = 0.425f
GameObject	viveRig

Properties
static Platform	instance [get, set]
GameObject	UIMesh [get, set]

Detailed Description

Definition at line 6 of file Platform.cs.

Member Function Documentation

Transform Platform.getCenterTransformForScreen ( UI.Screen  s )

inline

Return a transform representing the center of the screen. This transform is placed at the center of a screen and (on the platform) and is oriented inwards, i.e. towards the player. The transform can be used to determine if a movement is "towards" or "away from" a certain screen.

Definition at line 596 of file Platform.cs.

GameObject Platform.toolStandPosition ( uint  number, uint  numberOfToolStands  )

inline

Return a new GameObject into which a new toolstand can be placed. numberOfToolStands is the total number of toolstands that will be used. number is the toolstand to generate, which must be between 0 and numberOfToolStands.

Definition at line 466 of file Platform.cs.

void Platform.updateCenterGameObjects ( )

inline

Create empty GameObjects representing the centers of the screens. Each of these objects is roughly at the center of each virtual screen. The objects all face "inwards", i.e. towards the center of the platform. They can be used to calculate, for example, whether an object is moving "towards" or "away from" a screen.

Definition at line 545 of file Platform.cs.

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