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To sync a TMP_Text (TextMesh Pro object) in NormalVR, you cannot directly sync the object as only primitives (
For example, if you want to sync the text content and color of a TMP_Text object, you would create separate fields for these properties and sync them individually.
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To sync a TMP_Text (TextMesh Pro object) in NormalVR, you cannot directly sync the object as only primitives (
intFor example, if you want to sync the text content and color of a TMP_Text object, you would create separate fields for these properties and sync them individually.
Here is the relevant information from the knowledge source (https://normcore.io/documentation/room/common-questions#when-i-try-to-sync-a-specific-object-to-the-datastore-i-get-an-error-that-says-it-cannot-be-serialized-whats-the-issue):
Only primitives (----------------------, , , , etc.) can be serialized, so if you need to sync a specific kind of object like a TextMesh Pro object, you should create a field for each property on the object that you’d like to sync.int
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To sync a TMP_Text object in NormalVR, you would need to create a custom RealtimeComponent that synchronizes the properties of the TMP_Text object that you want to sync. Here's a general outline of the steps you would need to follow:
```csharp
using UnityEngine;
using Normal.Realtime;
using TMPro;
public class TMP_TextSync : RealtimeComponent<TMP_TextSyncModel> {
private TMP_Text _text;
private void Awake() {
_text = GetComponent<TMP_Text>();
}
protected override void OnRealtimeModelReplaced(TMP_TextSyncModel previousModel, TMP_TextSyncModel currentModel) {
if (previousModel != null) {
// Unregister from events
}
if (currentModel != null) {
// Register for events and update the TMP_Text object to match the current state of the model
_text.text = currentModel.text;
_text.color = new Color(currentModel.colorR, currentModel.colorG, currentModel.colorB, currentModel.colorA);
}
}
To sync a TMP_Text object in NormalVR, you would need to create a custom RealtimeComponent that synchronizes the properties of the TMP_Text object that you want to sync. Here's a general outline of the steps you would need to follow:
- Create a RealtimeModel subclass: This model will hold the data you want to sync. In this case, it could be the text content and color of the TMP_Text object. You would create a new script, say , and define the properties you want to sync in this model.
- Create a RealtimeComponent subclass: This component will be responsible for syncing the state between the Unity scene and the model in the Normcore datastore. You would create another script, say , and in this script, you would implement the logic to update the model when the TMP_Text object changes and vice versa.
```csharp
using UnityEngine;
using Normal.Realtime;
using TMPro;
public class TMP_TextSync : RealtimeComponent<TMP_TextSyncModel> {
private TMP_Text _text;
private void Awake() {
_text = GetComponent<TMP_Text>();
}
protected override void OnRealtimeModelReplaced(TMP_TextSyncModel previousModel, TMP_TextSyncModel currentModel) {
if (previousModel != null) {
// Unregister from events
}
if (currentModel != null) {
// Register for events and update the TMP_Text object to match the current state of the model
_text.text = currentModel.text;
_text.color = new Color(currentModel.colorR, currentModel.colorG, currentModel.colorB, currentModel.colorA);
}
}
K// Call this method to update the model when the TMP_Text object changes
public void UpdateModel() {
model.text = _text.text;
model.colorR = _text.color.r;
model.colorG = _text.color.g;
model.colorB = _text.color.b;
model.colorA = _text.color.a;
}
}
TMP_TextSyncModel` would be a model that has properties for the text content and color of the TMP_Text object.
Please note that this is a simplified example and you would need to add more code to handle registering and unregistering from events, as well as to handle syncing the state when the model changes.
For more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeComponents and RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data).
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public void UpdateModel() {
model.text = _text.text;
model.colorR = _text.color.r;
model.colorG = _text.color.g;
model.colorB = _text.color.b;
model.colorA = _text.color.a;
}
}
TMP_TextSyncModel` would be a model that has properties for the text content and color of the TMP_Text object.
Please note that this is a simplified example and you would need to add more code to handle registering and unregistering from events, as well as to handle syncing the state when the model changes.
For more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeComponents and RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data).
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If you only need to sync the text content of a TMP_Text object, you can simplify the process. Here's how you can do it:
In this example, is a model that has a property for the text content of the TMP_Text object.
If you only need to sync the text content of a TMP_Text object, you can simplify the process. Here's how you can do it:
- Create a RealtimeModel subclass: This model will hold the text content you want to sync. You would create a new script, say , and define the text property in this model.
- Create a RealtimeComponent subclass: This component will be responsible for syncing the state between the Unity scene and the model in the Normcore datastore. You would create another script, say , and in this script, you would implement the logic to update the model when the TMP_Text object changes and vice versa.
In this example, is a model that has a property for the text content of the TMP_Text object.
KPlease note that this is a simplified example and you would need to add more code to handle registering and unregistering from events, as well as to handle syncing the state when the model changes.
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The script should be attached to the GameObject that has the TMP_Text component you want to sync. This is because the script uses to get a reference to the TMP_Text component in its method.
The script doesn't need to be attached to a GameObject. It's a model class that's used by Normcore to sync data, so you just need to create the script and Normcore will use it automatically when you use the component.
Here are the steps:
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The script should be attached to the GameObject that has the TMP_Text component you want to sync. This is because the script uses to get a reference to the TMP_Text component in its method.
The script doesn't need to be attached to a GameObject. It's a model class that's used by Normcore to sync data, so you just need to create the script and Normcore will use it automatically when you use the component.
Here are the steps:
- Create a new script in your Unity project, name it , and paste the code for the class into it.
- Create another new script, name it , and paste the code for the class into it.
- In the Unity editor, select the GameObject that has the TMP_Text component you want to sync.
- In the Inspector, click on the "Add Component" button.
- In the search box that appears, type and select it to add it to the GameObject.
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C@Normcore Assistant can i sync a standard cube or something using realtimeview and realtimetransform if its disabled and i use a script to enable it?
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No, you cannot sync a standard cube or any other GameObject using RealtimeView if it's disabled. As per the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/common-questions#can-i-disable-realtimeview), Scene RealtimeViews register with Realtime in . If they are disabled, they will never register: Realtime will neither initialize them nor connect them to the datastore.
Instead, you can use a custom RealtimeComponent to enable/disable child game objects, scripts, or renderers directly.
For synchronizing a GameObject like a standard cube, you can use the RealtimeTransform component. Here's how you can do it:
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No, you cannot sync a standard cube or any other GameObject using RealtimeView if it's disabled. As per the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/common-questions#can-i-disable-realtimeview), Scene RealtimeViews register with Realtime in . If they are disabled, they will never register: Realtime will neither initialize them nor connect them to the datastore.
Instead, you can use a custom RealtimeComponent to enable/disable child game objects, scripts, or renderers directly.
For synchronizing a GameObject like a standard cube, you can use the RealtimeTransform component. Here's how you can do it:
- Create an empty scene. Add a Realtime component to an empty game object and configure the appKey so it can connect.
- Create a Cube game object in the scene and add a RealtimeTransform component to it.
- Export a build, and open it next to the editor. Hit Play in Unity.
- Click the "Request Ownership" button on the RealtimeTransform inspector (not the RealtimeView inspector).
- Drag the cube around in the scene and watch how it updates on the build automatically.
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To enable or disable a GameObject using a custom RealtimeComponent, you would need to create a RealtimeModel that has a boolean property to represent whether the GameObject is enabled or not, and a RealtimeComponent that syncs the state of the GameObject with this model.
Here's a simplified example of how you can do it:
In this example, is a model that has a property for the enabled state of the GameObject.
To enable or disable a GameObject using a custom RealtimeComponent, you would need to create a RealtimeModel that has a boolean property to represent whether the GameObject is enabled or not, and a RealtimeComponent that syncs the state of the GameObject with this model.
Here's a simplified example of how you can do it:
- Create a RealtimeModel subclass: This model will hold the enabled state of the GameObject. You would create a new script, say , and define the enabled property in this model.
- Create a RealtimeComponent subclass: This component will be responsible for syncing the state between the Unity scene and the model in the Normcore datastore. You would create another script, say , and in this script, you would implement the logic to update the model when the GameObject's state changes and vice versa.
In this example, is a model that has a property for the enabled state of the GameObject.
KPlease note that this is a simplified example and you would need to add more code to handle registering and unregistering from events, as well as to handle syncing the state when the model changes.
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C@Normcore Assistant what if instead of disabling the object, it turns off the mesh renderer, will realtimetransform work now
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Yes, turning off the Mesh Renderer of a GameObject will not affect the functionality of RealtimeTransform. The RealtimeTransform component synchronizes the position, rotation, and scale of a GameObject, and it doesn't matter whether the Mesh Renderer is enabled or not.
If you want to synchronize the enabled state of the Mesh Renderer, you can create a custom RealtimeComponent similar to the one in the previous example, but instead of calling , you would get a reference to the Mesh Renderer component and call to enable or disable the Mesh Renderer based on the model.
Here's a simplified example:
In this example, would be a model that has a boolean property for the enabled state of the Mesh Renderer.
Please note that this is a simplified example and you would need to add more code to handle registering and unregistering from events, as well as to handle syncing the state when the model changes.
Yes, turning off the Mesh Renderer of a GameObject will not affect the functionality of RealtimeTransform. The RealtimeTransform component synchronizes the position, rotation, and scale of a GameObject, and it doesn't matter whether the Mesh Renderer is enabled or not.
If you want to synchronize the enabled state of the Mesh Renderer, you can create a custom RealtimeComponent similar to the one in the previous example, but instead of calling , you would get a reference to the Mesh Renderer component and call to enable or disable the Mesh Renderer based on the model.
Here's a simplified example:
In this example, would be a model that has a boolean property for the enabled state of the Mesh Renderer.
Please note that this is a simplified example and you would need to add more code to handle registering and unregistering from events, as well as to handle syncing the state when the model changes.
KFor more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeComponents and RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data).
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Csend me the mesh renderer sync model @Normcore Assistant
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Sure, here's a simple example of a class that has a boolean property for the enabled state of the Mesh Renderer:
This model class uses the attribute to indicate that it's a model class for Normcore, and the attribute to indicate that the field is a property that should be synced. The
Please note that this is a simplified example and you might need to add more properties or methods depending on your specific use case.
For more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data#creating-a-realtime-model).
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Sure, here's a simple example of a class that has a boolean property for the enabled state of the Mesh Renderer:
This model class uses the attribute to indicate that it's a model class for Normcore, and the attribute to indicate that the field is a property that should be synced. The
1truePlease note that this is a simplified example and you might need to add more properties or methods depending on your specific use case.
For more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data#creating-a-realtime-model).
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C@Normcore Assistant why does it automatically enable
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The reason it automatically enables is because of the default value of the field in the . When a new instance of is created, the field is initialized to its default value, which is
To solve this issue, you can initialize the field to
Here's how you can do it:
In this example, the field is initialized to
Please note that this is a simplified example and you might need to add more code depending on your specific use case.
For more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data#creating-a-realtime-model).
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The reason it automatically enables is because of the default value of the field in the . When a new instance of is created, the field is initialized to its default value, which is
falsefalsefalseTo solve this issue, you can initialize the field to
truefalseHere's how you can do it:
In this example, the field is initialized to
truePlease note that this is a simplified example and you might need to add more code depending on your specific use case.
For more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data#creating-a-realtime-model).
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Error (active) CS0592 Attribute 'RealtimeProperty' is not valid on this declaration type. It is only valid on 'field' declarations. Assembly-CSharp C:\Users\CanyonsEcho\Stinky-Project\Assets\Scripts\Networking Sync\MeshRendererSyncModel.cs 6
Error (active) CS0592 Attribute 'RealtimeProperty' is not valid on this declaration type. It is only valid on 'field' declarations. Assembly-CSharp C:\Users\CanyonsEcho\Stinky-Project\Assets\Scripts\Networking Sync\MeshRendererSyncModel.cs 6
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The error message is indicating that the attribute is not valid on a property declaration. It is only valid on field declarations.
In the Normcore system, the attribute should be applied to fields, not properties. So you should change your property back to a field.
Here's how you can do it:
In this example, is a field (not a property), and it's marked with the attribute, which tells Normcore to sync its value.
For more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data#creating-a-realtime-model).
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The error message is indicating that the attribute is not valid on a property declaration. It is only valid on field declarations.
In the Normcore system, the attribute should be applied to fields, not properties. So you should change your property back to a field.
Here's how you can do it:
In this example, is a field (not a property), and it's marked with the attribute, which tells Normcore to sync its value.
For more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data#creating-a-realtime-model).
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C@Normcore Assistant im using the game object one but it automatically enables every gameobject with it
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If every GameObject with the custom RealtimeComponent is automatically being enabled, it's likely because the initial state of the field in your is set to
To fix this, you can initialize the field to
Here's how you can do it:
In this example, the field is initialized to
Please note that this is a simplified example and you might need to add more code depending on your specific use case.
For more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data#creating-a-realtime-model).
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If every GameObject with the custom RealtimeComponent is automatically being enabled, it's likely because the initial state of the field in your is set to
truetrueTo fix this, you can initialize the field to
falseHere's how you can do it:
In this example, the field is initialized to
falsePlease note that this is a simplified example and you might need to add more code depending on your specific use case.
For more detailed information on how to create custom RealtimeModels, you can refer to the Normcore documentation (https://normcore.io/documentation/realtime/synchronizing-custom-data#creating-a-realtime-model).
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Chow about i make i enable from a different script in my game @Normcore Assistant