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In NormalVR, the event is dispatched when the value changes. This value represents the client ID of the component owner.
To subscribe to this event, you need to create a method that matches the event's delegate, which is . This means your method should take two parameters: a
Here's an example of how you might define such a method:
Then, you can subscribe to the event like this:
And don't forget to unsubscribe when you're done to prevent memory leaks:
This is a common pattern for working with events in C# and Unity. The method you're subscribing doesn't have to be in the same class, but it does need to match the delegate type of the event.
For more information, you can refer to the RealtimeView documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/reference/classes/Normal.Realtime.RealtimeView).
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In NormalVR, the event is dispatched when the value changes. This value represents the client ID of the component owner.
To subscribe to this event, you need to create a method that matches the event's delegate, which is . This means your method should take two parameters: a
RealtimeViewintHere's an example of how you might define such a method:
Then, you can subscribe to the event like this:
And don't forget to unsubscribe when you're done to prevent memory leaks:
This is a common pattern for working with events in C# and Unity. The method you're subscribing doesn't have to be in the same class, but it does need to match the delegate type of the event.
For more information, you can refer to the RealtimeView documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/reference/classes/Normal.Realtime.RealtimeView).
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HNo overload for 'OwnerIDSelfDidChange' matches delegate 'Action<RealtimeComponent<RealtimeTransformModel>, int>'
Mare you subscribing to the view or the transform?
Mthis looks like you’re trying to subscribe to the transform component’s model, not the view
HI figured it out. Didn't mean to delete my original message, but I was using the wrong parameters for the method I was subscribing to the event.
HI wanted to subscribe to the transform but I was using the view for debugging which is why I posted conflicting snippets.