public void StopTimeout()
{
if (timeout != null)
{
StopCoroutine(timeout.Coroutine);
timeout = null;
}
}
// i can only have one active FSM state
// If the state needs to use some kind of countdown, it can make use of this timeout system based on coroutines.
// Everytime I set a new Timeout, I need to stop the last timeout (aka stop the coroutine if it exists) and
// start a new timeout and a new coroutine.
// This method can be called by any FSM State (since every Reason and Act state methods have acess to the GameObject, and
// there is only one FSM for every gameObject (so it's a 1:1 relation).
// The call on the FSM State is like npc.getComponent<NPCControl>().StartTimeout(time);
public void StartTimeout(float waitTime)
{
StopTimeout();
timeout = new FSMTimeout(waitTime);
StartCoroutine(timeout.Coroutine);
}
