Simple C# Oculus Rift 'Touch' input question... (LOL) (BEEN ASKING FOR OVER 46 DAYS!!)

Hello,
I have a UNITY Prefab model I am learning from called AircraftJet.

I simply want to use Oculus Rift Touch instead of Mouse and Keyboard. This is what the relevant section of code looks like:

private void FixedUpdate()
{
// Read input for the pitch, yaw, roll and throttle of the aeroplane.

// Roll: I want to make the Left Horizontal Thumbstick
float roll = CrossPlatformInputManager.GetAxis("Mouse X");

// Pitch: I want to make the Right Vertical Thumbstick
float pitch = CrossPlatformInputManager.GetAxis("Mouse Y");

// YAW: I want to make Right horizontal Thumbstick
m_Yaw = CrossPlatformInputManager.GetAxis("Horizontal");

// Throttle: I want to make the right Trigger
m_Throttle = CrossPlatformInputManager.GetAxis("Vertical");

// Air Brakes: I want to be able to just let off the thrust, OR Airbrakes left trigger
m_AirBrakes = CrossPlatformInputManager.GetButton("Fire1");

#if MOBILE_INPUT
AdjustInputForMobileControls(ref roll, ref pitch, ref m_Throttle);
#endif
// Pass the input to the aeroplane
m_Aeroplane.Move(roll, pitch, m_Yaw, m_Throttle, m_AirBrakes);
}

HOW DO I ADAPT THIS SORT OF METHOD (ABOVE) TO USE OCULUS RIFT TOUCH?

I ASKED OCULUS FOR A TINY BIT OF HELP TO SHOW ME WHAT MY CODE ABOVE WOULD LOOK LIKE IF ADAPTED FOR OCULUS, SO I COULD THEN USE IT TO TEACH MY NEARLY 2,000 YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBERS,. . Oculus sent me back me this pithy clue:

leftThumbstickPosition = OVRInput.Get(OVRInput.Axis2D.SecondaryThumbstick)
rightThumbstickPosition = OVRInput.Get(OVRInput.Axis2D.PrimaryThumbstick)
leftTrigger = OVRInput.Get(OVRInput.Axis1D.SecondaryIndexTrigger);
rightTrigger = OVRInput.Get(OVRInput.Axis1D.PrimaryIndexTrigger);
roll = leftThumbstickPosition.x
pitch = rightThumbstickPosition.y
m_Yaw = rightThumbStickPosition.y
m_Throttle = rightTrigger;
m_AirBrakes = leftTrigger;

BUT THAT didn't help at all...... of course. As I am learning to program and I learn best by reverse engineering, (ALAS I HAVE NO REAL WORLD BEFORE / AFTER OCULUS CODE TO WORK FORM,.. )
Sending me that as an answer was like a slap in the face, it's like they are more interested in SHAMING PEOPLE for not being perfect programmers, than getting ARTISTS to add new content to the OCULUS STORE!

WE CGI WIZARDS OF THE 90'S AND 2000'S WOULD NEVER HAVE MADE IT THIS HARD FOR A YOUNG CGI ARTIST. WE SHARED.


I'm sure no one will look but here below, is the complete UNITY supplied Tutorial Code. Eventhogh I am a disabled Artist rebuilding my career I would PAY someone to convert this to use Rift so I can finally see what the difference is an MOVE ON WITH MY WORK....

i have wasted months, literally months trying to figure this simple thing above out!!!
There is no way to get there from here, if you don't already know how, a catch 22. and no one I MEAN NO ONE will help anyone anymore! Maybe people think the world is ending and just don't care anymore;

IF SOMEONE CONVERTS THIS FOR USE WITH OCULUS RIFT ( I ADDED COMMENTS WHAT I AM TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH) I WILL USE IT MYSELF TO TEACH MY NEARLY 2,000 VR INTERESTED YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBERS.
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using System;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityStandardAssets.CrossPlatformInput;

namespace UnityStandardAssets.Vehicles.Aeroplane
{
[RequireComponent(typeof (AeroplaneController))]
public class AeroplaneUserControl4Axis : MonoBehaviour
{
// these max angles are only used on mobile, due to the way pitch and roll input are handled
public float maxRollAngle = 80;
public float maxPitchAngle = 80;

// reference to the aeroplane that we're controlling
private AeroplaneController m_Aeroplane;
private float m_Throttle;
private bool m_AirBrakes;
private float m_Yaw;


private void Awake()
{
// Set up the reference to the aeroplane controller.
m_Aeroplane = GetComponent<AeroplaneController>();
}


private void FixedUpdate()
{
// Read input for the pitch, yaw, roll and throttle of the aeroplane.

// Roll: I want to make the Left Horizontal Thumbstick
float roll = CrossPlatformInputManager.GetAxis("Mouse X");

// Pitch: I want to make the Right Vertical Thumbstick
float pitch = CrossPlatformInputManager.GetAxis("Mouse Y");

// YAW: I want to make Right horizontal Thumbstick
m_Yaw = CrossPlatformInputManager.GetAxis("Horizontal");

// Throttle: I want to make the right Trigger
m_Throttle = CrossPlatformInputManager.GetAxis("Vertical");

// Air Brakes: I want to be able to just let off the thrust, OR Airbrakes left trigger
m_AirBrakes = CrossPlatformInputManager.GetButton("Fire1");

#if MOBILE_INPUT
AdjustInputForMobileControls(ref roll, ref pitch, ref m_Throttle);
#endif
// Pass the input to the aeroplane
m_Aeroplane.Move(roll, pitch, m_Yaw, m_Throttle, m_AirBrakes);
}


private void AdjustInputForMobileControls(ref float roll, ref float pitch, ref float throttle)
{
// because mobile tilt is used for roll and pitch, we help out by
// assuming that a centered level device means the user
// wants to fly straight and level!

// this means on mobile, the input represents the *desired* roll angle of the aeroplane,
// and the roll input is calculated to achieve that.
// whereas on non-mobile, the input directly controls the roll of the aeroplane.

float intendedRollAngle = roll*maxRollAngle*Mathf.Deg2Rad;
float intendedPitchAngle = pitch*maxPitchAngle*Mathf.Deg2Rad;
roll = Mathf.Clamp((intendedRollAngle - m_Aeroplane.RollAngle), -1, 1);
pitch = Mathf.Clamp((intendedPitchAngle - m_Aeroplane.PitchAngle), -1, 1);
}
}
}

 

Perhaps it wouldn't be 46 days plus if one would entertain the notions of:

• using code tags and using clear formatting
• being bothered to post in the correct section of the forum
• being coherent - post is gibberish

Your post is incredibly immature. You decided to attack Oculus for helping you, so I do not think many people will feel encouraged to help you either over here.

 

When people see a crazy person in the street, they go to the other side.

 

Now hold up everyone if you'd have bothered to read this guys entire post, you would know that they are disabled.

Like others have said, please try to surround your code with [ CODE ] tags. Second I know that you are frustrated however a little kindness and patience will go a long ways.

I am not familiar with VR, so I can't exactly help here though.

 

Being disabled isn't an excuse to not follow the rules. For the record I'm disabled too but you don't see me breaking them.

 

I'm disabled and I break all the rules but that's okay because I'm also cool as heck.

 

Pay me £2000 and I will do this for you. I want the £2000 upfront because of your attitude.

 

Maybe programming isn't for you.