A sample Unity project displaying how to use data from tilt sensor or swing emulator. Angle values received from the sensor are applied to the cube's transform and the cube is rotating according to the swings movements.
The swing sensor (or emulator) is constantly sending UDP events to localhost via 1490 port. The data received in these UDP events is represented by 8 bytes which produce a double value. This double value is in the range form -180° to 180° where 0° is the swing idle position, 180° is the swing's max forward position and -180° is the max backwards one.
In order to receive angle values from the swing sensor the game needs to instantiate a UdpClient class and listen to the port updates. You can find basic implementation of this functionality in Assets/UDPListener.cs file of this project.
- Download and install CPR Swings Emulator msix package.
- If Windows complains about app's publisher install the certificate by double clicking and adding it to Local machine -> Trusted People. You can find the file inside the downloaded zip folder.
- Toggle switches to start swinging and/or broadcasting events through a UDP server.
- Adjust swinging amplitude and speed with sliders.
- Select current angle by clicking in the circle area.
