Looking forward to the projects next week, plus we'll see how to set them up and run using the CMC VR goggles.

Links

• uRTcmix-0.91.unitypackage -- this is the new uRTcmix package to use in Unity projects. It fixes an OSX bug that prevented standalones from running on newer machines, and also a buffer problem that was wreaking havoc when trying to play back uRTcmix projects using zoom.

  This package is also now available on the main uRTcmix web page.
  

• Unity Time -- the Unity manual page for the Time class (see the Time.deltaTime property in particular)
  
  
• Unity Input -- the main page for the Unity input systems, see the Input.GetKey and the Input.GetKeyDown methods for what we did in class. Also, the Input.KeyCode has a good listing of the various inputs you can intercept in Unity.
  
  
• Unity AudioSource -- the documentation on the "AudioSource" component we've been using to get sound. This was how we were able to activate the system microphone directly.

Class Downloads

• week11-cat-unity.zip -- trigger soundfile playback with a key press (the "m" key). This also demonstrates how to view message/error printing from RTcmix within Unity. View the "console" to see the messages.
  
  
• catsgalore.app.zip -- the standalone app we build from the "week11-cat-unity" project. We had to move the "nissa.wav" soundfile into the Contents folder of the app bundle for it to work. Also, we left in the printing statements so it does place more load on the CPU than it should.

  This should run on intel OSX machines; I'm not sure about the newer M1 CPUs. Maybe with Rosetta in operation it will. And you will probably have to do the equivalent of the annoying Apple gatekeeper thing to get it to run (drag the whole finished app into the Terminal command in place of the "uRTcmix" folder that's listed in those directions).
  
  

• week11-multibeep-unity.zip -- the 'two beeps at different rates' project we did in class, showing how the MAXMESSAGE() RTcmix command works.
  
  
• week11-timing-unity.zip -- Unity project showing very simple of of the Unity Time system. Be sure to wait 7 seconds, and look for a message in the Console.
  
  
• week11-real-time-audio-unity.zip -- real-time input from the system microphone, then processed by RTcmix.