Scripts Game Guardian

[Stephany Tousley]

Im trying to access Google Classroom Guardian info in a Google Apps Script using the Classroom service. I've added the service and enabled the API in the API console. I can access some data (for example courses) but when I try to get guardian info via Classroom.UserProfiles.Guardians.list(student_id ) if fails with a permission error. However, if I add a (dummy) call to Classroom.UserProfiles.GuardianInvitations.create() then the auth screen with the required scopes pops up and the script works thereafter. Is there something I'm missing, or is this a bug in Apps Scripts?

One other solution is to write in comment a function that use this scope (sorry but you'll need to search for this one) as you describe your problem it looks like a bug. But solution I gave you should work.

I was trying to replicate the behavior of "The Guardian Angel for Pro Tools".

Using the Eucon commands on my artist control I still depend on this safety net.

I know that with SoundFlow commands this is a non-issue.

I figured out it should be a runForever Script.

And that it should look ("wait") for the confirmation dialogue to appear.

And only if the text contains "length of selection" would confirm the dialogue.

I know (searched for it here of course) but I'm using (and want to use) SoundFlow on a Stream Deck XL mostly for editing commands and AudioSuites. Things that I cannot do on the Artist Control.

My automation commands, (Preview, Write to Selection, Suspend Preview, Trim...) are on softkeys on my Artist Control and therefore triggered via Eucon.

I would like to use the perfectly fine softkeys on the Artist Control for that. And still have the guardian functionality.

Ok. Can you set up your softkey to trigger a keyboard shortcut instead?

I'm asking since you'd get a much more stable and CPU-friendly solution this way rather than trying to have a runForever script do it for you.

We generally advise against using runForever scripts unless absolutely necessary for the implementation.

The easiest way to get access to that, instead of starting from scratch and writing your own, is to just have your softkey simulate a keypress that uses the built-in SoundFlow commands "Write Automation to Selection (+ Confirmation Dialog)". That command already ensures that only safe writes will dismiss the warning dialog, and unsafe writes (to the whole session) will let the dialog stay open to allow you to know you should undo.

Since you prefer running this from your Artist Control, set up your Artist Control to simulate the keypress that you used for the keyboard trigger. That way, your Artist Control gets direct access to the SoundFlow command, and it should work directly.

I am curious as to if there are any scripters making GOTR scripts. I would pay obviously, and even pay to help beta test IF there is one in private beta. It seems like a decent money maker with low requirements. Let me know!

The Guardian DRC (Design Rule Checking) performs geometric checks on a VLSI layout against various design rules. The Guardian DRC performs various checks as a combination of logical operations and geometrical checks. When a DRC error exists, it can be highlighted in the layout.

The DRC Script Run Setup dialog is used to set options that control the execution of entire Guardian DRC scripts. It can be accessed by either Setup->DRC Run or Verification->DRC->DRC run setup (see drc_setup.png).

Scope: The Whole hierarchy option will make the DRC script process the whole contents of the current cell as if it were a flat layout. Therefore, the Whole hierarchy option must be set in a case where an exhaustive check for the geometry of the current cell is needed.

The Script Panel is the main tool for working with DRC scripts. This window allows you to create and run a DRC script. To open the Script Panel, select Verification->DRC->DRC Script Panel from the Expert main menu (see drc_script_panel.png):

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I personally split up the method into two just because my other method is longer and I didn't want it surrounded in the if statement of the OVRManager. That is in place to make sure we actually have a Boundary and is working correctly. If it wasn't we wouldn't be able to get any points. So now for the main show. We center the world around the guardian. To do this, I took the points from the OVRManager and put converted them to local space by putting them onto 4 points that my script creates. I them find the center between all the points and have it face forwards. from there I am able to set the rotation of the gameObject contating all the world objects to that rotation and position. Then everything is rotated.

btw when using Oculus Link, OVRManager.boundary.GetConfigured() still returns false. To get around this, I just dumped the values returned from OVRManager.boundary.GetGeometry(OVRBoundary.BoundaryType.PlayArea) while running non-Link and use those when testing.

Yes, I did figure it out actually! My problem was that the code I was running was trying to align it using coordinates local to the boundary instead of the boundaries global coordinates. Once I made the conversion everything *worked* as intended. If you would like I can post a breakdown of how I accomplished this or give you some pointers on your own code if you have already attempted it.

I'm having the exact same issue. It seems that even when finding the corners, the whole play space seems to be rotated an arbitrary amount and offset from the center point. Can you please post your code sample?

2. Run application configuration scripts to install and configure the Host Guardian service. For this purpose we are using two scripts: Install-HostGuardianService.ps1 and Configure-HostGuardianService.ps1 . To make it simple, both of the scripts are placed in a single custom resource folder named HostGuardianServiceScripts.cr

In a nutshell, the script tests the prerequisites of the computer, installs the host guardian service then exits with an exit code that lets VMM orchestrate the machine reboot per the restart policy of the application script.

For AD trust mode, the values for the parameters will control whether to configure domain trust and a DNS forwarder to the fabric domain, and whether to add the SID of the fabric AD group. Fabric hosts that are joined to this AD group are deemed guarded by HGS.

For Trusted Hardware TPM Mode, the content of HostGuardianServiceScripts.cr subfolders will determine whether and what TPM hosts and/or polices to add to the HGS server. If adding Code Integrity Policies, TPM Hosts or TPM policies is desired, then include the necessary files to your library in the respective subfolders prior to the deployment of the service configuration.

Now that we have a good understanding of the configuration required to orchestrate the deployment of the virtualized Host Guardian Service using VMM service template, the next section will cover how to download the service template, import it, and deploy the Host Guardian Service.

School Data Sync (SDS) supports the ingestion of various data elements for the primary purposes of provisioning Microsoft 365 objects and entities, and for enabling and enriching Insights. One of the data elements supported for synchronization in SDS is parent and guardian data. This document describes the parent and guardian sync process, and the various use cases and considerations for syncing this data set into Microsoft 365.

Parents app provides educators a list of all parent and guardian contacts for each class team they manage and sync via SDS. Parents app allows educators to reach out and communicate directly in Teams with any of the parent and guardian contacts on file with the school.

When Weekly guardian email digest in assignments is enabled in Teams, the Assignments app sends emails each week to parents and guardians, containing a summary view of assignments from the previous week, and assignments for the upcoming week for each class.

Third-party app integrations: Parent and guardian contact data is available for third-party Applications via the relatedContacts API on MS Graph. Making the data available via Graph allows organizations to build and deliver their own experiences and use cases for the parent and guardian contact data.

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