String newString = 'Connected: ' + lerAngles () //Clear the serial information so we assure we get new information. Take the vector3 and apply it to the object this script is applied. Transform.rotation = Quaternion.Slerp(transform.rotation, Read the information and put it in a vector3 Rot = new Vector3(float.Parse(vec3),float.Parse(vec3),float.Parse(vec3)) If(vec3 != '' & vec3 != '' & vec3 != '') //Check if all values are recieved String vec3 = value.Split(',') //My arduino script returns a 3 part value (IE: 12,30,18) String value = stream.ReadLine() //Read the information Public class serialRotation : MonoBehaviour //Need the last rotation to tell how far to spin the camera (Note: You can use ANY serial device as long as you know how to read the information.) So, here I sit with some spiffy code, and decided that even though I haven’t been in the Unit圓d community long, I would simply post a bit of code that lets you get information from a serial device. I’m not sure on mac, but I know that web player doesn’t support it.

At least in the standalone player in Windows. Importing the right stuff gets you to be able to read serial, and after a bit of annoyance on getting it to read the information right, and delaying the arduino by 10ms so that I could actually read the information, it works fine. (plugins mean you have to have the pro version which is currently $1200usd) Well, I did some research on the matter, and it seemed that everyone decided that you had to have a plugin in order to send and receive information. Why can’t use use an accelerometer and use it to view the 3d world that way? I also work with arduino (obviously), and came up with the idea that many people have. So, I’ve been bored, and trying to learn the limits of Unit圓d free edition.

Unity 3d serial key