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Unity with AR Foundation is introducing more and more features from Google ARCore and Apple ARKit. One such feature is face tracking, which is luckily really easy to set up!
At the time of writing this post, I had to use Unity 2019.2. Unity 2019.3.0f6 was making weird builds that didn’t work on iOS. ?♂️
I hope they fix that shortly! ?
In a mean-time, let’s create a new project!
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How many times were you interested in assigning Interfaces into the Inspector in Unity? I was pretty often, but Unity doesn’t support that by default.
So if we can program, why don’t we add that by ourselves?
Ready? ?
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Time to build custom attribute for code and Unity Editor! Time to create a ReadOnly attribute!
Creating custom attributes in Unity is not a big thing. A rather pretty small one ?
It’s this one useful trick you want to have under your sleeves.
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How hard would it be to create a simple WebSocket Client in Unity?
Well, recently, we did a series on implementing WebSocket Server using Node.js. So I think it is the time to make the client-side for it using Unity!
Let’s jump into it!
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How to make code easier to work with? DON’T WRITE IT IN ONE FILE!
And that is exactly what we are going to do here. It will be the last part of the Server-Side WebSocket series.
If you missed previous ones, you can go back to preparing the local environment or writing base for our server.
In this post, we will create a new script responsible for the game part of the server.
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