Error onGraspedMovement

[Alpa68]

Hello,

I find in document how to use interactive behavior script.
But in this List graspingControllers

Here is full script
using Leap.Unity.Interaction;
using UnityEngine;
namespace Leap.Unity.Interaction {

[RequireComponent(typeof(InteractionBehaviour))]
[RequireComponent(typeof(InteractionController))]

public class InteractionGraspEvents : MonoBehaviour {
private InteractionBehaviour _intObj;
private InteractionController _intObj1;
void Start() {
_intObj = GetComponent();
_intObj1 = GetComponent();
}

	private void OnEnable() {
		_intObj = GetComponent<InteractionBehaviour>();
		_intObj.OnGraspedMovement -= onGraspedMovement; // Prevent double-subscription.
		_intObj.OnGraspedMovement += onGraspedMovement;
	}
	private void OnDisable() {
		_intObj.OnGraspedMovement -= onGraspedMovement;
	}
	private void onGraspedMovement(Vector3 presolvedPos, Quaternion presolvedRot,
		                                                      Vector3 solvedPos,    Quaternion solvedRot,
		                                                   List<InteractionController> graspingControllers) {
		// Project the vector of the motion of the object due to grasping along the world X axis.
		Vector3 movementDueToGrasp = solvedPos - presolvedPos;
		float xAxisMovement = movementDueToGrasp.x;
		// Move the object back to its position before the grasp solve this frame,
		// then add just its movement along the world X axis.
		_intObj.rigidbody.position = presolvedPos;
		_intObj.rigidbody.position += Vector3.right * xAxisMovement;
	}

     }

}

Please solve my errors.

Thank you
Alpa

[dtrevillyan]

@Alpha68, it would be very helpful if you would post the errors that you are seeing. However, looking at your code I have the following suggestions.

1. GetComponent requires that you specify what you are trying to find, or "Get". Check the syntax of this command in the Unity API documentation. Generally there are two forms:
   _intObj = GetComponent();
   or
   _intObj = Get Component(typeof(InteractionBehaviour)) as InteractionBehavior;

I prefer the former however both should work. The result of your coding syntax should be that you have undefined references to the interaction behavior and controller.