Hi, the guide http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/bb10-plugins.html contains at this moment dead link http://docs.unity3d.com/Images/manual/SimplestPluginExample–4.0.zip So... where I can get actual info on this?
I can't speak for the URL you provided, but I can share two other (maybe not the simplest) plugins for reference. Check out there BtHrmPlugin and UnityInvoke samples here: https://github.com/blackberry/Core-Native-Community-Samples The BtHrmPlugin also has a corresponding blog post here: http://devblog.blackberry.com/2014/02/diary-of-a-unity-3d-newbie-bluetooth-low-energy-plugins/ It would be great to get that broken URL fixed, but in the meantime perhaps these can provide some information.
I found the blog post quite good (y). Now lets see. By the way, for the repo before I skim on the code, can you provide a order of "complexity" if not the complete list a suggestion of which one of this to look into first?
I've had a bit of exposure to the Heart Rate Monitor sample and I would venture that it is likely a bit more complex. The Invoke extension has only one native function that's being called. The short of it is though, that you make a SO library in Momentics / native BlackBerry. Export it, and then import that SO library into Unity and create a wrapper for those functions. Once I actually went through it myself, it became much more clear. For starting out, I'd recommend the Invoke extensions just because I was the one that wrote it, so I can answer any questions about it a little better than the other The other one is a great example too, I just know less about the specific workings, and it is a bit more complex. Edit: Note that the repo has only two Unity plugins: the BtHrmPlugin and UnityInvoke. The rest are native samples, but not necessarily related to Unity plugins.
Hi guys ! You can download it here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B24zSXtEr0-6aHh2a1lBNWM5eFk/view?usp=sharing Today is 01.07.2016, link still isn't fixed ! Fortunately, I have found it in my Downloads folder, so I am happy to share it with you. I downloaded it 11.11.2015. I haven't edited anything inside this archive.