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    Struct InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement

    Namespace: UnityEngine.InputSystem
    Syntax
    public struct DeviceRequirement : IEquatable<InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement>
    Remarks

    Note that device requirements may require specific controls to be present rather than only requiring the presence of a certain type of device. For example, a requirement with a controlPath of "*/{PrimaryAction}" will be satisfied by any device that has a control marked as PrimaryAction.

    Requirements are ordered in a list and can combine with their previous requirement in either isAND or in isOR fashion. The default is for requirements to combine with AND.

    Note that it is not possible to express nested constraints like (a AND b) OR (c AND d). Also note that operator precedence is the opposite of C#, meaning that OR has higher precedence than AND. This means that a OR b AND c OR d reads as (a OR b) AND (c OR d) (in C# it would read as a OR (b AND c) OR d.

    More complex expressions can often be expressed differently. For example, (a AND b) OR (c AND d) can be expressed as a OR c AND b OR d.

    Properties

    controlPath

    InputControlPath that is matched against a device to determine whether it qualifies for the control scheme.

    Declaration
    public string controlPath { get; set; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    String
    Examples
    // A left-hand XR controller.
    "<XRController>{LeftHand}"
    
    // A gamepad.
    "<Gamepad>"

    isAND

    Whether the requirement combines with the previous requirement (if any) as a boolean AND.

    Declaration
    public bool isAND { get; set; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    Boolean
    Remarks

    This is the default. For example, to require both a left hand and a right XR controller, the first requirement would be for "<XRController>{LeftHand}" and the second requirement would be for ">XRController>{RightHand}" and would return true for this property.

    See Also
    isOR

    isOptional

    If true, a device with the given controlPath is employed by the control scheme if one is available. If none is available, the control scheme is still functional.

    Declaration
    public bool isOptional { get; set; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    Boolean

    isOR

    Whether the requirement combines with the previous requirement (if any) as a boolean OR.

    Declaration
    public bool isOR { get; set; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    Boolean
    Remarks

    This allows designing control schemes that flexibly work with combinations of devices such that if one specific device isn't present, another device can substitute for it.

    For example, to design a mouse+keyboard control scheme that can alternatively work with a pen instead of a mouse, the first requirement could be for "<Keyboard>", the second one could be for "<Mouse>" and the third one could be for "<Pen>" and return true for this property. Both the mouse and the pen would be marked as required (i.e. not isOptional) but the device requirements are satisfied even if either device is present.

    Note that if both a pen and a mouse are present at the same time, still only one device is picked. In this case, the mouse "wins" as it comes first in the list of requirements.

    Methods

    Equals(Object)

    Declaration
    public override bool Equals(object obj)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    Object obj
    Returns
    Type Description
    Boolean

    Equals(InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement)

    Declaration
    public bool Equals(InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement other)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement other
    Returns
    Type Description
    Boolean

    GetHashCode()

    Declaration
    public override int GetHashCode()
    Returns
    Type Description
    Int32

    ToString()

    Declaration
    public override string ToString()
    Returns
    Type Description
    String

    Operators

    Equality(InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement, InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement)

    Declaration
    public static bool operator ==(InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement left, InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement right)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement left
    InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement right
    Returns
    Type Description
    Boolean

    Inequality(InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement, InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement)

    Declaration
    public static bool operator !=(InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement left, InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement right)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement left
    InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement right
    Returns
    Type Description
    Boolean
    In This Article
    • Properties
      • controlPath
      • isAND
      • isOptional
      • isOR
    • Methods
      • Equals(Object)
      • Equals(InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement)
      • GetHashCode()
      • ToString()
    • Operators
      • Equality(InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement, InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement)
      • Inequality(InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement, InputControlScheme.DeviceRequirement)
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