Add .NET support

[ThePhantomMask]

Is there also the possibility of adding support for .NET/C# programming in addition to GDScript?

[SagaPDev]

I'm not familiar using c# with the mono build of Godot, do you get any errors when trying to make "SDLGyro.new()" from a C# script?

From what i know functions added by GDextention should behave as regular built-in Godot functions.

[ThePhantomMask]

It just doesn't work, I think it must be made on purpose the combinability.

[SagaPDev]

Yes apparently it is true, but there is not much official documentation around it, just discussions and proposed solutions, i will take a look and post here if there is any progress, if you find anything that could be helpful feel free to link it.

[ThePhantomMask]

And then on the GDScript side: I get this error: modules/gdscript/gdscript_compiler.cpp:121 - GDScript bug: Native class 'SDLGyro' not found.

[SagaPDev]

sdl_mono_test.zip make sure you place the addons folder in the root of your project (here is an example i made with the mono build of godot but still using gdscript)

[ThePhantomMask]

It works. For the .NET issue, there are some communities that might help you Chickensoft and CoaguCo Industries

[ThePhantomMask]

getCalibratedGyro() and getProcessedAcceleration() these two methods do not seem to work.

[SagaPDev]

Remember that is necessary to call gamepadPolling() for the other functions to work (like this):

...
func _process(_delta):
  Gyro.gamepadPolling()
  print(Gyro.getCalibratedGyro())
...

[ThePhantomMask]

A suggestion: Integrating vectors (2/3/4) would be convenient via Godot's Vectors

[SagaPDev]

could you elaborate on that?

[ThePhantomMask]

Instead of the typed array you could use Vector2/3/4 of Godot

[SagaPDev]

I tried it at first but, but gamepadMotionHelperes expected floats so i ended up using the Typed Array instead, i considered converting the array to a vector and returning it but didn't want to put more chain in the process. I will revisit this idea

[ThePhantomMask]

OK...got it. Have you tried putting a vector that is initialised with the array data and then return the vector?

[SagaPDev]

This is the exact thing i want to try, (i'm currently doing some freelance job, i will add this to the list on changes i have planed when i come back)

[SagaPDev]

if you're in windows, inside this project folder you will have to make the libs folder and then the mingw_dev_lib folder inside of it, place the files and folders extracted from SDL2-X.XX.X\x86_64-w64-mingw32 there) i hope i was clear, maybe i should change this

[ThePhantomMask]

Meanwhile on my fork I am trying to add Vector3 and 4

[ThePhantomMask]

if you're in windows, inside this project folder you will have to make the libs folder and then the mingw_dev_lib folder inside of it, place the files and folders extracted from SDL2-X.XX.X\x86_64-w64-mingw32 there) i hope i was clear, maybe i should change this

But within src folder?

[SagaPDev]

no no, in the root of your project, take a look:

[ThePhantomMask]

no no, in the root of your project, take a look:

Then I have to put the folder with all the SDL2 functions on src, right? But how to solve a fatal error where it is impossible to open SDL2.lib how do I do it?