Migrate to Event Manager and away from Inspector-Assigned Callbacks

[parseccentric]

Problem
Inspector-assigned callbacks can make merging code difficult, because *.unity and *.prefab files are not human-readable. They can make navigating call stacks difficult, because Intellisense is not aware of things assigned in the Unity editor.

Proposed Solution

• See PlayerReferences.cs (which uses KomodoEventManager.cs) as an example of how to avoid inspector-assigned event callbacks.

Workaround

Search the whole repository for the name of the function whose caller you are looking for. Note inspector-assigned callbacks in *.unity and *.prefab files.

More details

These are the inspector-assigned callbacks we currently have in the project:

• Main scene
  • PlayerSet > WebXRCameraSet > PlayspaceAnchor > Hands
    • handL (and same for handR)
      • KomodoControllerInteraction.cs
        • OnTriggerButtonDown
        • OnTriggerButtonUp
        • OnThumbstickButtonDown
        • OnThumbstickButtonUp
        • OnLeftFlick
        • OnRightFlick
      • Armature
        • Palm
          • F1cSelectLeft
            • EraseLeft
              • TriggerEraseDraw
                • OnTriggeredOn
                • OnTriggeredOff
          • F1cTeleportLeft
            • TeleportLeft
              • OnNewTransformUpdate
  • VisibleManagers
    • NetworkManager
      • MainClientUpdater.cs
        • CoordExport
    • Scene
      • SceneManagerExtensions.cs
        • OnNewSceneLoaded
    • HeightCalibration.cs
      • OnStartedCalibration
      • OnCalibrationUpdate
      • OnFinishedCalibration
      • OnBumpHeightUp
      • OnBumpHeightDown

[parseccentric]

@Barasakar Here is some info on function callbacks that you might find helpful for understanding who is calling some teleportation functions. I wrote it like a task, but it's more of an FYI for now. I might take on this refactoring myself -- I am not sure yet.