Class NearInteractionTouchableTests

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NearInteractionTouchableTests

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Namespace: Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.Tests

Assembly: cs.temp.dll.dll

Syntax

public class NearInteractionTouchableTests

Methods

NearInteractionTouchableDistance()

Test minimum touch distance.

Declaration

public IEnumerator NearInteractionTouchableDistance()

Returns

Type	Description
IEnumerator

Remarks

Near interaction uses two separate distance calculations:

The PokePointer uses the DistanceToTouchable to determine the closest touchable. This distance value is also used compared to PokePointer.TouchableDistance to determine the set of eligible touchables in the first place. There is no explicit spec which space this distance is computed in, although it should be in world space. Due to the way touchables convert pointer position into local space first and then do a scale-only inverse transform there may be errors.
After the PokePointer has selected the closest touchable, it then performs a raycast against either the collider or the UnityUI canvas, depending on type. The (world space) length of that ray is then used as the actual distance for triggering touch events. When the ray length is negative the TouchDown event is raised and the touchable is "down". When the touchable is "down" and the ray length is greater than DebounceThreshold the TouchUp event is raised and the touchable is released.

The normal vector for performing the ray cast, however, is still the one returned by the first distance calculation.

NearInteractionTouchable also calculates distance from the object center, but the raycast ignores this and uses distance from the collider. UnityUI OTOH does a raycast against a flat canvas, so the two distance values should match (but it's not guaranteed).

NearInteractionTouchableInstantiate()

Test creating adding a NearInteractionTouchable to GameObject programmatically. Should be able to run scene without getting any exceptions.

Declaration

public IEnumerator NearInteractionTouchableInstantiate()

Returns

Type	Description
IEnumerator

NearInteractionTouchableOverlapQuerySaturation()

Test buffer saturation for the overlap query

Declaration

public IEnumerator NearInteractionTouchableOverlapQuerySaturation()

Returns

Type	Description
IEnumerator

NearInteractionTouchableSetTouchableCollider()

Test the SetTouchableCollider(BoxCollider collider) method by checking if the touch event is raised when NearInteractionTouchable is added to a gameObject and if the bounds and box collider size is changed.

Declaration

public IEnumerator NearInteractionTouchableSetTouchableCollider()

Returns

Type	Description
IEnumerator

NearInteractionTouchableUnityUiButton()

Test Unity UI button

Declaration

public IEnumerator NearInteractionTouchableUnityUiButton()

Returns

Type	Description
IEnumerator

NearInteractionTouchableUnityUiToggle()

Test Unity UI toggle button

Declaration

public IEnumerator NearInteractionTouchableUnityUiToggle()

Returns

Type	Description
IEnumerator

NearInteractionTouchableVariant()

Test creates an object with NearInteractionTouchable

Declaration

public IEnumerator NearInteractionTouchableVariant()

Returns

Type	Description
IEnumerator

NearInteractionTouchableVolumeVariant()

Test creates an object with NearInteractionTouchableVolume

Declaration

public IEnumerator NearInteractionTouchableVolumeVariant()

Returns

Type	Description
IEnumerator

Setup()

Declaration

public void Setup()

TearDown()

Declaration

public void TearDown()