The SDK supports several Osmo standard decks of physical pieces:
- Words - upper and lower case letters, red and blue, shipped with the Words game.
- Numbers - digits and dice faces, shipped with the Numbers game.
- Coding - the various tiles shipped with Coding Awbie and Coding Jam (currently the character pieces with Coding Duo are not supported)
- DominoCodes - printable barcodes, convenient to prototype new games (printable link).
NOTE: We only support using a single deck at a time (so the SDK will not be able to detect both Words and Numbers tiles at the same time). You are able to change decks at runtime by calling TangibleManager.Register
- Currently, you cannot mix and match tiles from different sets.
If you want to change what tiles are detected (such as if you only care about BLUE letter tiles, or if you are using only certain Domino Codes) you can create a custom deck.
In Unity, in your menu bar select Assets -> Create -> OsmoDecks. You will see each type of base Deck that we support.
Select the deck type you want to start with.
You may attach any number of ScriptableObjects to a deck and have their Init and Destroy methods called when the Deck is created and destroyed.
For more on ScriptableObject, see the Unity documentation and tutorial.
Texture that the editor will load for displaying tiles
Number of columns in the image
Number of rows in the image
Number of columns in the image
Number of rows in the image
See strawbies_config as an example of what this config json looks like.
The background used to display the Domino Codes in the editor
The offset from the reported center of the item compared to the center of the Domino Code
The offset from the reported orientation compared to the actual orientation of the Domino Code
See DominocodeConfig as an example of what this config json looks like. You can restrict what IDs are recognized by the system to have a smaller set to worry about in the editor.