Unity Controller Script Errors

Voporak5 · May 2013

So I followed the video tutorials here, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RF8DU7bopw , and after all was said and done I tried to play my scene, but then I received two errors. One of them was in two different places but for the same reason, and the other was at the beginning. So....

Error 1 is that in the OuyaSDK.initialize(DEVELOPER_ID); , I keep getting an overload error and I noticed it wants a bool useLegacyInput. Now I've scoured other forum posts saying that they've turn that off. How do I turn that off IF I can and IF that would even be the solution.

My second error is in every single instance of OuyaInputManager.GetButtonDown() I'm getting an overload error. I noticed that it wants me to put in the player in addition to which button that needs to be pressed down. How do I get around this if I can get around it or how do I set up the player?

I would have put the script but apparently I was 13939 characters too long >.<.

Thanks for any help!

tgraupmann · May 2013

Okay sorry some of the older controller videos need to be retired.

With the latest ouya-unity-plugin on GIT all you need to do is on your OuyaGameObject turn the UseLegacyInput off and access the Unity Input API normally.

Input.GetAxis, and Input.GetButton and that API. Take a look at the ShowUnityInput example.

Voporak5 · May 2013

Ok, so I managed to get rid of the errors. In OuyaSDK.initialize(DEVELOPER_ID); I changed it to OuyaSDK.initialize(DEVELOPER_ID, UseLegacyInput); and then I made a bool for it and set it to false in the inspector. As for GetButton and GetAxis, I just added OuyaSDK.OuyaPlayer.player1 so it would look like for example OuyaInputManager.GetButtonDown("A",OuyaSDK.OuyaPlayer.player1).

I was able to successfully push out the build to the Ouya but the second it loads up, the application closes and I'm not receiving any errors so I'm not sure why.

tgraupmann · May 2013

Right you should never need to call OuyaSDK.initialize().

All you need to do is make sure that the OuyaGameObject is in your initial scene and that's handled for you.

You don't want a duplicate OuyaGameObject in any other scene.

And then use Unity input normally after you inspect OuyaGameObject and turn UseLegacyInput off.

Voporak5 · May 2013

Oh boy, ok I removed the initialize in the controller script and threw in an OuyaGameObject. I unchecked the legacyInput, but it's still exiting the build on the console.

tgraupmann · May 2013

Okay you can do an adb shell logcat to see what the error is. But it's probably you need to sync your bundle id and compile ndk, the plugin, and the application java from the ouya panel. And check for errors in the console log.

Voporak5 · May 2013

YES! Ok, I forgot to compile. Must have slipped my mind because of having to keep on making a new project due to my Ouya panel disappearing which has also been resolved now from your other post. Thank-you very much!

Voporak5 · May 2013

Ok, so I've pushed out a build onto the console but it's not picking up my controller at all. I know it works because I've pushed out some of the example scenes and it responded fine.

Any ideas?

I have the OuyaGameObject in the scene, I have my little skeleton in there with the controller script and a rigidbody. I also dragged in the controller model from the examples folder with an OuyaShowUnityInput gameObject from the ShowUnityInput example and I wasn't receiving any response.

kentsimon · May 2013

I am take an existing game and porting it to Ouya, I had several weeks of agony with the controller not working when I exported to the device, and just not including the OuyaGameObject fixed all of my issues (I know I am not done yet) but the game then worked as expected on Ouya. Setting or clearing the use legacy input had absolutely no effect for me.

tgraupmann · May 2013

Well if you used the example OuyaExampleCommon that the examples use, you have to call UpdateJoysticks from an update loop so the example code can get the joystick input.

Otherwise Input.GetAxis would work just fine.

I'm guessing ShowUnityInput example works just fine for you?

Voporak5 · May 2013

Yea, ShowUnityInput works perfectly. The only animation the skeleton plays is the idle because it requires no input, and I checked all of the other ones in the editor just to make sure they worked. I even tried changing one of the buttons to move him up a few units along the y axis rather than play an animation.

Is this supposed to update the joysticks?

Vector2 point = convertRawJoystickCoordinates(OuyaInputManager.GetAxis("LX",OuyaSDK.OuyaPlayer.player1), OuyaInputManager.GetAxis("LY",OuyaSDK.OuyaPlayer.player1), .25f);

tgraupmann · May 2013

No that's old too. Don't use OuyaInputManager currently. That's the high latency input atm.

Try:

Input.GetAxis("Joy1 Axis1");

You can use Joy1-8 on the OUYA. And Axis 1-10 IIRC.

The example common shows how to map a controller to the axis strings.

I.e.

OuyaExampleCommon.GetAxis(OuyaKeyCode.LB, player1);

void Update()

{

OuyaExampleCommon.UpdateJoysticks();

}

Voporak5 · May 2013

I don't believe I have the Example Common, that is a scene I assume?

Voporak5 · May 2013

Ok, well now the controller I dragged into my scene is picking up on my controller and changing colors because I mapped all the inputs in the inspector. I previously only had the A button light up. Still having problems with the skeleton though, going to work on it some more.

Voporak5 · May 2013

It took me a while to find the InputHandlerExample Script, I must have overlooked it, but I tried putting that onto the skeleton and it still did nothing. I am very lost.

tgraupmann · May 2013

That sounds old are you getting the ouya-unity-plugin from public GIT? It has all the examples in it.

http://github.com/ouya/ouya-unity-plugin

Voporak5 · May 2013

I downloaded it from Ouya.tv and it is version 1.0.4, unless I absolutely have to get it from github, in that case how do I download it from there because I checked and it seemed like I could only browse the files.

Aside from that I think I'm 1 error away now, Unity is saying that OuyaKeyCode key = (OuyaKeyCode)Enum.Parse(typeof(OuyaKeyCode), keyCode); in that line, Enum has no reference and I checked the ShowUnityInput example and that line of code is the first time it is even referenced. I've been kinda chopping up stuff to see if I could manage something in a new script.

tgraupmann · May 2013

There's a free tool called SourceTree which I prefer to clone the GIT Repo URL. I think I'll remove the unity plugin from the ODK, because it's just confusing folks on where to get the latest.

http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/

GIT is a type of source control and you clone this URL to get the code:

http://github.com/ouya/ouya-unity-plugin

Voporak5 · May 2013

Oh wow, yea I downloaded that and copied the Github url and threw it into Unity and opened up the multiple controllers scene and built it on the console and it works really good. Maybe I can figure it out from here. One thing though I noticed was the Android NDK in the Ouya panel was trying to access the Android in the ouya plugin through project/assets/plugins/android/res rather than project/assets/ouya-plugin/assets/plugin

tgraupmann · May 2013

The multiple controllers scene is using the old input. Try using the ShowUnityInput scene, that's the best low-latency input example.

tgraupmann · May 2013

ummmm you can't move it. It has to be:

assets/plugins/android

it's a "special directory" where Unity won't pick up the plugin in the build process if you move it.

Voporak5 · May 2013

It wasn't working otherwise, It kept referencing that folder so I just moved it and everything worked good.

Other than that though, how to I make the analog sticks work in the scene,

When I press them down it works fine but they aren't moving around in the scene when I move them around.

The were working in the scene that I was using prior to updating when I selected

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