Push Generic Integer as Input to play game
Demo of integer use as input for game and remote control with IID server.
be.elab.pushgenericintegerdate 
Install via UPM
Add to Unity Package Manager using this URL
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## Installation
Add **Push Generic Integer as Input to play game** to your Unity project via Package Manager:
1. Open **Window > Package Manager**
2. Click **+** > **Add package from git URL**
3. Enter:
```
https://www.pkglnk.dev/pushgenericintegerdate.git
```
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README
OpenUPM: Push Generic IID
This tool belongs to a group of generic input utilities that allow you to push data as integer events or compress binary values into integers.
Compressing data into integers enables remote control functionality that uses minimal bandwidth.
- For example, you can compress Xbox controller data into two integers (8 bytes).
- A 25-LED display, like the micro:bit, can be compressed into a single integer.
- A precise dual joystick setup can be represented as a single integer, such as
1899887766. - MIDI input can be sent as an integer.
- Mouse inputs can be transmitted using this method.
- Quest 3 controller input can also be compressed and sent.
The idea is to provide tools to compress input data into a single or dual-integer package, optionally including an execution or send date.
This system is built using Unity3D's InputSystem.
Note: If you’re planning to build a massive multiplayer single-server system, you’ll need this tool alongside a JobSystem and ComputeShader utilities. Check out the repository here:
OpenUPM_PushGenericIIDToSNAM16K
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