Unity Virtual Reality Projects - Second Edition

Daydream controller clicks

Google Daydream VR on Android may not respond, by default, to Fire1 events. The following code shows how to access controller clicks directly:

  private void ButtonTest()  {    string msg = null;    if (GvrControllerInput.ClickButtonDown)      msg = "Button down";    if (GvrControllerInput.ClickButtonUp)      msg = "Button up";    if (msg != null)      Debug.Log("Input: " + msg);  }}

In this case, we call the GvrControllerInput class static functions ClickButtonDown and ClickButtonUp. There is no need to identify a specific controller object because GvrControllerInput is a singleton. That is why we're guaranteed to have only one instance of it in the scene, so we can reference its data directly. This makes sense because on Daydream there will ...