How to use this example

Unity packages preparation

1. Create a new Unity project
2. Replace the whole Asset folder in your Unity project folder
3. Open "Package Manager" (in [Window] tab)
4. Cick the "+" on the top-left corner, choose "Add package from Github URL"
5. Paste the URL below, and hit [Enter] or click [Add] on the right side

   https://github.com/endel/NativeWebSocket.git#upm
   

   which would look like this:
6. Packages preparation done

In Unity Scene:

1. Find the Canvas object from the component list on the left side (usually), and click it.
2. Open "Inspector" window if it's not open:
   [Window] tab -> [General] -> Inspector
3. Click "Add Component" at the bottom of the Inspector window,
   choose [Scripts] -> [Send OOCSI Msg With J Object]
4. In the [Send OOCSI Msg With J Object] block of the Inspector window, click the small circles on the right side of components start with "Button ..." and double click the only component on the list
5. Repeat 4. for the "Text ..." component
6. Enter the channels for sending and receiving messages from OOCSI in the next two components
7. Scene preparation done, and which would look like this:

In Data Foundry:

1. An active project
2. An active IoT dataset, which is set to listen to the "Channel_to_send" of OOCSI channel you have in Unity.
3. A device in the same project, the ID ("device_id" in script) is required for Data Foundry to store data from OOCSI
4. Data Foundry preparation done

Execute

Click the play icon in the center of up side

Sending data

1. Just "Click me!!"
2. Check the incoming data of your IoT dataset on Data Foundry

Receiving

1. Open the URL with browser: https://oocsi.id.tue.nl/test/visual
2. Enter the "Channel_to_receive" of OOCSI channel you have in Unity to the "Channel Name" on the right side.
3. Click "Send"
4. Check your Unity, the text will be replaced by the incoming message