private void StateDash()
{
// This design pattern simplifies working with complicated velocity
// changes.
//
// The pattern splits apart the original velocity into multiple
// pieces. Each piece is stored and manipulated individually. At
// the end, each component piece is recombined to form the output
// velocity.
//
// A typical example may combine previous velocity, current axis
// input, and velocity from a curve.
// Feather in the previous velocity
dashDecayVel = Vector2.MoveTowards(dashDecayVel, Vector2.zero, dashDecayAccel * Time.fixedDeltaTime);
// Calculate raw dash velocity
dashTimer.Update(Time.fixedDeltaTime);
Vector2 curveOutput = dashVel.Evaluate(dashTimer.NormalizedProgress) * dashDir;
// Blend together for smooth output
velocity = dashDecayVel + curveOutput;
if (dashTimer.Done)
{
BeginStateRun();
}
}
private void StateJump()
{
jumpTimer.Update(Time.fixedDeltaTime);
if (jumpTimer.Running && input.jumpHeld)
{
velocity.y = jumpVel;
}
else
{
BeginStateRun();
}
if (input.dash.PeekThenClear())
{
BeginStateDash();
}
}