Links

No additional 'extra info' links here. We basically just coded like maniacs in class. Don't worry, it will get a little lighter in the future!

Class Downloads

• basic-OSX.zip
• basic-windows.zip
  -- zip archives of the very basic Unity/RTcmix demo, showing the new API for getting RTcmix running inside Unity. All it does is place a sphere above a plane and set it so that it starts beeping with a WAVETABLE instrument. See the "resources" links just below for the files you will need (and simple instructions) to set up Unity with RTcmix.
  
  
• classtowers1-OSX.zip
• classtowers1-windows.zip
  -- zip archives of a single tower (no observer movement) making the sound.
  
  
• classtowersall-OSX.zip
• classtowersall-windows.zip
  -- zip archives for all the towers, including the big texture-mapped morphing one in the middle. The camera is a child of the observer, so it can rotate and the observer can move. The arrow keys move the observer forward/back/right/left, and holding the command key (windowkey-alt together for Windows) and using the up/down arrows will move you up in the air. Tha "a" and "d" keys will start rotation right or left, and the "w" and "x" keys will start rotation up and down. The space-bar stops the rotation.
  
  
• RTcmix-stuff.zip -- zip achive with the max/msp patch and the RTcmix score script for the tower sound.
  
  
• resources-OSX.zip
• resources-windows.zip
  -- These archives contain the files for OSX:
  librtcmix_embedded.bundle
  rtcmixmain.cs
  smcs.rsp
  and Windows:
  wwwlib.dll
  rtcmixmain.cs
  mcs.rsp
  pthreadVC2.dll
  
  to get RTcmix working inside Unity. Add the librtcmix_embedded.bundle -or- wwwlib.dll library, the rtcmixmain.cs file, and the little smcs.rsp -or- mcs.rsp file (and the pthreadVC2.dll library for Windows) to your Unity project and then quit/restart Unity so that it incorporates the files properly into the project. Then:
  
  
  1. create an empty GameObject and call it "RTcmixmain"
  
  2. add the "rtcmixmain.cs" script to that object as a component
  
  After you've done this, then you can access RTcmix functionality by declaring a class variable:

  public class somescript : MonoBehaviour {
  	rtcmixmain RTcmix;
  

  and then doing this:

  void Start () {
  	RTcmix = GameObject.Find ("RTcmixmain").GetComponent ();
  

  Then you can start saying things like:

  	RTcmix.initRTcmix (objno);
  
  	...
  
  	RTcmix.SendScore (scoretext, objno);
  

  
  Also: the OSX resources package contains the "scoralyzer" program to automatically convert RTcmix scripts into Unity/C# strings. No windows version yet, sorry! Coming soon!