void Awake()
{
applyTestStats = false;
init = GetComponent <InitAbilities>();
stats = GetComponent <StatBlock>();
inv = GetComponent <EquipmentUser>();
pClass = GetComponent <PlayerClass>();
buffs = new List <TimedBuff>();
buffsToAdd = new List <TimedBuff>();
oldHpPrecent = -10000f;
}
private void Awake()
{
// NOTE: This Component's TakenPerks field gets its value from the
// takenPerks field. That field must be loaded (the Load method must
// have been called on it) before its Perks property will have a
// non-null value in it. Therefore, the Load method of that PerkList is
// called right here. This will work so long as no other Component in
// the same scene as this Component requires the same PerkList to be
// loaded for its Awake method. Normally, this PerkList would be
// loaded in a GameState's Enter method but because a GameState's
// Enter method is only guaranteed to run before any Component's Start
// method, we must load it here. If any other Component's Awake method
// in the same scene as this Component required this PerkList to be
// loaded, it must have its Load method called on it in the GameState
// just before the GameState that all those Components exist in. For
// example, it would probably be loaded in HubGameState's Enter method.
// If this logic (besides the takenPerks.Load() which could go in a
// GameState's Enter method) was moved to Start, it may possibly work
// but I don't know enough about the other Components that may rely on
// PlayerClass's Awake method doing some set up that they need for
// their own Start methods.
// - Wesley
takenPerks.Load();
// If takenPerks is empty, it means that we're either looking at the
// null perk list or a new player perk list that is empy.
if (takenPerks.Perks.Count <= 0)
{
// We have to make an entirely new list otherwise the null perk
// list's list would be overwritten.
TakenPerks = new List <PerkPrototype>();
}
else
{
// Not a null perk list
TakenPerks = takenPerks.Perks;
}
stats = GetComponent <ControlStatBlock>();
init = GetComponent <InitAbilities>();
}
