The example script, Visitor Tracker (VisitorTrackerExample.cs), tracks the number of visitors that visited your experience over the course of a session. Grab the file at the download link at the end of the page.
Instructions
Here is a step-by-step guide to using the script:
- Download the script file from the download link at the end of this article.
- Follow the instructions provided in Working with scripts to upload the script and add it to an object.
- Open the object's Properties panel and go to the Script Settings section.
- At the bottom of the object's properties panel is a Script Settings section. Set the parameters according to the Script parameters section of this article.
- Once you have finished these steps, your script is ready. Save and build your scene.
- If you want to verify if the script is running correctly, visit the built scene.
- While visiting the scene, open the Chat app.
- In the chat field, type the command that you have set. In this example,
/visitors. This prompts the script to run and a message box opens showing a log of all the visitors who have visited the scene.
Script parameters
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| The parameters for Visitor Tracker |
| Parameter field | Description |
| OwnerName | If you prefer to have the script listen only to your commands, set the OwnerName to your display name. Otherwise, leave it blank to let anyone issue the command. |
| VisitorListCommand | The word you would like to use as a command. For this example, let's use "/visitors" as a command. |
Notes
A few notes for the VisitorTrackerExample.cs example script:
- The script logs the visitors who came and visited your experience.
- This script only runs until an experience session ends. Once it ends, the tracker resets and all data is lost.
- An experience session ends when your scene has been empty (no visitors) for some time.
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