Requirements

You need at Unity Editor 2019.1.0 or higher.

Installation

Unzip the file download below, you’ll get a folder with an Unity Package inside. Launch Unity Editor with the project of your choice and double click on the Unity Package to import it.

The Furioos Unity SDK package provide some prefabs in order to help you create interactivity in your application.
The package will evolve quickly, we want to provide you a lot of helping tools like minimap, new cameras, post process etc…
You will be able to create a connection between the Furioos JS SDK and Furioos Unity SDK.

In order to use cameras from Furioos, you need to build the axis system that scripts use.

WARNING: This script will erase your current input file.
Go to “FurioosSDK > Input > Build Axis”.

Once it’s done you’ll need to add the “FurioosSDK_Core” ( Assets > FurioosSDK > Prefabs > FurioosSDK_Core) prefab in every scenes you want to use Furioos cameras.

The camera are located in Assets > FurioosSDK > Cameras. Please use put the prefab of the camera you want in your scene and start it.

Connect with Furioos JS SDK

The main feature of Furioos Unity SDK is to create a connection between the JS SDK and your application.
You’ll be able to send data from the JS client directly to your application.

The “FurioosSDK_Core” prefab must be in your hierarchy.

Example

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UI;
using Newtonsoft.Json;
using FurioosSDK.Core;

public class JsonFurioos
{
   public string task;
   public string type;
   public string value;
}

public class TestSocket : MonoBehaviour {
   void Start()
   {
      FSSocket.OnData += OnData; //Register to the event OnData on FSSocket
   }

   void OnData(string data, byte[] rawData)
   {
      var json = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetString(rawData); //Convert rawData to string
      JsonFurioos parse = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(json); //Convert json string to C# object
   }

   void Send(string data)
   {
      FSSocket.Send(data); //Sending string data to the JS client
   }

   void SendRaw(byte[] rawData)
   {
      FSSocket.Send(rawData); //Sending raw data to the JS client
   }
}

Your class doesn’t need to inherit from MonoBehaviour or FSBehaviour, you just need to register to the event OnData on FSSocket.
This is the base code to create a connection between the application and the client.
Once your application will start on a Furioos server, it will automatically connect and wait for data from the client.
No worries, your application will still work even if it doesn’t run on a Furioos server.

Events

public delegate void OnDataHandler(string data, byte[] rawData); //Delegate
public static event OnDataHandler OnData; //Event

• string data: Getting data to string format

• byte[] rawData: Getting data to byte format

Methods

public static void Send(string data) //Send string data
public static void Send(bytes[] rawData) //Send raw data

• string data: Send data to string format

• byte[] rawData: Send data to byte format