vr::EVRInitError CClientDriver_Leap::Init( vr::IDriverLog * pDriverLog, vr::IClientDriverHost * pDriverHost, const char * pchUserDriverConfigDir, const char * pchDriverInstallDir )
{
InitDriverLog( pDriverLog );
DriverLog("CClientDriver_Leap::Init()\n");
m_pDriverHost = pDriverHost;
return vr::VRInitError_None;
}
vr::EVRInitError CServerDriver_Leap::Init( vr::IDriverLog * pDriverLog, vr::IServerDriverHost * pDriverHost, const char * pchUserDriverConfigDir, const char * pchDriverInstallDir )
{
InitDriverLog( pDriverLog );
DriverLog("CServerDriver_Leap::Init()\n");
m_pDriverHost = pDriverHost;
m_strDriverInstallDir = pchDriverInstallDir;
m_Controller = new Controller;
Controller &controller = *m_Controller;
m_Controller->addListener(*this);
return vr::VRInitError_None;
}
vr::EVRInitError CServerDriver_Hydra::Init( vr::IDriverLog * pDriverLog, vr::IServerDriverHost * pDriverHost, const char * pchUserDriverConfigDir, const char * pchDriverInstallDir )
{
InitDriverLog( pDriverLog );
m_pDriverHost = pDriverHost;
m_strDriverInstallDir = pchDriverInstallDir;
if ( sixenseInit() != SIXENSE_SUCCESS )
return vr::VRInitError_Driver_Failed;
// Will not immediately detect controllers at this point. Sixense driver must be initializing
// in its own thread... It's okay to dynamically detect devices later, but if controllers are
// the only devices (e.g. requireHmd=false) we must have GetTrackedDeviceCount() != 0 before returning.
for ( int i = 0; i < 20; ++i )
{
ScanForNewControllers( false );
if ( GetTrackedDeviceCount() )
break;
Sleep( 100 );
}
m_Thread = std::thread( ThreadEntry, this );
return vr::VRInitError_None;
}
