iPhoneMoCapUnity | This is the accompanying Unity host for iPhoneMoCapiOS | Game Engine library

Here's why you need a pseudo dispatcher in Unity:

In Unity, most objects can only be created from within main Unity thread.

But suppose you have some heavy task you'd like to run in background such as with Task.Run, in your task you wouldn't be able to instantiate such objects as aforementioned but still would like to.

There are quite a couple of solutions in solving this problem but they all leverage the same thing:

Capturing Unity's synchronization context and posting messages to it

Here's an original way in doing so, inspired from Raymond Chen's The Old New Thing:

C++/WinRT envy: Bringing thread switching tasks to C# (WPF and WinForms edition)

The concept is the following: switch to a specific thread at any time in a method !

Public types

IThreadSwitcher: