Universal Controller is a SDK that allows developers to use their customised controller on mobile devices or a tailor made hardware controller with Unity. This Java based client side library can be implemented on most of the hardwares that support Java, or more specific, single board computers like Arduino boards & Raspberry Pi. If you want to develop your own hardware controller with a single board computer, this is the library you are looking for.
The server side SDK can be found here.
Or if you are looking for the client side library for Android, it's here.
To use the this library, I recommend to start with initialising a UCClient
instance by calling the static method
UCClient.init(String, int, int, IUCCallback). By calling this method, the
connection between the client and server will be made. And all the server
responses will be handled by the methods implements from IUCCallback.
Once the connection has been made, the other methods are quite straight forward. Please look up the comments within the code for the usage of those public methods.
v1.0.0
- Implemented all basic functions needed to communicate with Universal Controller server.
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