Unity3D 4 and Windows 8 Ultrabook

Unity3D 4 and Windows 8 Ultrabook

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Matthieu O.
ven, 21/12/2012 - 02:12

Hi,
I am currently developing a touch application that uses Unity3D. I am trying to build it for Windows 8.
But there's a problem, for the moment Unity3D doesn't handle touch for Windows 8. I found this great tutorial : http://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2012/11/07/adding-multi-touch-support-in-unity-windows-apps
The event is well created and handled but there's no informations about the touch inputs, The touch count is always equal to 0.
Can you help me ? I can provide my code (which is very similar to the tutorial one).
Thanks a lot !

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Ricardo Braga
sam, 09/02/2013 - 01:04

Hi Matthieu,

Are you using Unity 3D 4? What version (free or pro)?

Regards!

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Abhishek 81
sam, 09/02/2013 - 06:29

I am able to use it with windows 8 and i am facing no issues with touch.Currentlu i am developing a protype for Intel Perceptual Challenge and i made the protype with Unity 3.5.6 and Touch Input ,working perfect. I have the Ultrabook provided by Intel.

Abhishek Nandy
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Matthieu O.
lun, 11/02/2013 - 00:37

Hi Ricardo,

Yes I am using the Unity3D 4 Pro 4.0.0f7.

Regards.

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Ricardo Braga
lun, 11/02/2013 - 09:23

Hi Matthieu,

We are using Unity3D 4 Free 4.0.0f7. When we want to count player events (touch, keyboard, mouse, etc...) and show his score, we usually use a GUIText (score output) inside the Update procedure. We also use deltaTime as a timeframe. It looks like this:

void Update () {

tempo += Time.deltaTime;
if ((posicaoBola.y>=0.5)){ 
....//your events, maybe the counting process
}

velX.text = "Vx = " + veloX.ToString("#0.00") + " m/s";; //output score to the user.

Where velX is a public GUIText;

Maybe you could solve your problem using the update procedure. Hope it helps! Regards!

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Matthieu O.
mer, 27/02/2013 - 01:45

It's quite strange because the touch event is well called but there are no informations about the touchCount or the touch positions. Nor from Unity or the dll. If a create a log file registering touch informations, the event is well called but no informations about the touches inside the dll.

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Matthieu O.
mer, 27/02/2013 - 01:55

Great, I solved my problem !

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