// Start is called before the first frame update
private void Awake()
{
lvlSys = new LevelSystem();
Debug.Log(lvlSys.GetLevelNumber());
lvlSys.AddExp(50);
Debug.Log(lvlSys.GetLevelNumber());
lvlSys.AddExp(60);
Debug.Log(lvlSys.GetLevelNumber());
lvlWin.SetLevelSystem(lvlSys);
}
private void Awake()
{
LevelSystem levelSystem = new LevelSystem();
Debug.Log(levelSystem.getLevelNumber());
levelSystem.AddExperience(5);
Debug.Log(levelSystem.getLevelNumber());
levelSystem.AddExperience(6);
Debug.Log(levelSystem.getLevelNumber());
levelWindow.SetLevelSystem(levelSystem);
}
public override void FixedUpdate()
{
base.FixedUpdate();
levelWindow.SetLevelSystem(levelSystem);
if (inGuntime &&
!(myState is PlayerGlide) &&
!(myState is PlayerDodge))
{
rb.AddForce(4.5f * Physics.gravity);
}
}
[SerializeField] private EquipWindow equipWindow; // You are setting the private integer to equip the window //
// [SerializeField] Serialization is the automatic process of transforming data structures or object states into a format that Unity can store and reconstruct later. //
// Some of Unity’s built-in features use serialization; features such as saving and loading, the Inspector, window, instantiation and Prefabs //
private void Awake() // Awake is called when the script instance is being loaded. //
{
LevelSystem levelSystem = new LevelSystem(); // Awake is called either when an active GameObject that contains the script is initialized when a Scene loads, //
// or when a previously inactive GameObject is set to active, or after a GameObject created with Object.Instantiate is initialized. //
// Use Awake to initialize variables or states before the application starts. //
levelWindow.SetLevelSystem(levelSystem); // You are using levelWindow to set the levelSystem //
equipWindow.SetLevelSystem(levelSystem); // You are using equipWindow to set the levelSystem //
LevelSystemAnimated levelSystemAnimated = new LevelSystemAnimated(levelSystem); // In all code, repeating the same variable twice establishes what you're trying to do //
// That's why it's always necessary to do LevelSystemAnimted levelSystemAnimated //
levelWindow.SetLevelSystemAnimated(levelSystemAnimated); // In this code, you are using the levelWindow to set the animated level system //
player.SetLevelSystemAnimated(levelSystemAnimated); // In this code, you are using the player to trigger the animated level system, as the player is an integer connected to the level system //
}
// Start is called before the first frame update
private void Start()
{
defaultState = new PlayerIdle(this);
animator = GetComponent <Animator>();
// New line
levelSystem = new LevelSystem();
levelWindow = GameObject.Find("GameplayCanvas/LevelWindow").GetComponent <LevelWindow>();
levelWindow.SetLevelSystem(levelSystem);
if (myState == null)
{
myState = defaultState;
myState.Enter();
}
rb = GetComponent <Rigidbody>();
dodgeAbility.dodgeDuration = -1f;
MAX_STAMANA = data.remainingStamana;
healthbar = GameObject.Find("GameplayCanvas/HealthBar_BG").GetComponent <HealthbarController>();
stamanaMeter = GameObject.Find("GameplayCanvas/UIDiamonds/StamanaBar/StamanaBarForeground").GetComponent <Image>();
skillTreeWindow = GameObject.Find("GameplayCanvas").GetComponent <SkillTreeWindow>();
}
public void InitializeLevelManager()
{
XpSystem levelSystem = new XpSystem();
levelWindow.SetLevelSystem(levelSystem);
}
private void Awake()
{
LevelSystem levelSystem = new LevelSystem();
levelWindow.SetLevelSystem(levelSystem);
}
