void PlayerInfoChanged()
{
// we could move this into the Player class, but we may have more than one value to change in the player
// this function should be called once per set of changes
PlayerInfoLoader.SavePlayer(_player.Coins, _player.MostCoins, _player.Streak, _player.BestStreak);
OnPlayerInfoUpdated?.Invoke();
}
//void Awake()
//{
// instead of Find which hurts performance, i made the variables as SerializeField and set them in the inspector
//_nameLabel = transform.Find ("Canvas/Name").GetComponent<Text>();
//_moneyLabel = transform.Find ("Canvas/Money").GetComponent<Text>();
//}
void Start()
{
_playerInfoLoader = new PlayerInfoLoader();
_playerInfoLoader.OnLoaded += OnPlayerInfoLoaded;
_playerInfoLoader.Load();
bettingAmount.text = "10";
}
void Start()
{
if (AudioManager.Instance == null)
{
// we know that the audio manager is only in the game mode scene, so they must have started the game from the game scene
SceneManager.LoadScene("GameModeSelectScene");
return;
}
// we don't need to create an instance of an object
PlayerInfoLoader.LoadPlayer(PlayerInfoLoaded);
_opponent = new OpponentDecider();
AudioManager.Instance.PlayLoopingMusic(gameMusic);
}
void Start()
{
// I move the update game loader initialization to here, to avoid garbage.
_playerInfoLoader = new PlayerInfoLoader();
_playerInfoLoader.OnLoaded += OnPlayerInfoLoaded;
_playerInfoLoader.Load(GameInstance.Instance.CurrentGameData.Player);
_updateGameLoader = new UpdateGameLoader();
_updateGameLoader.OnLoaded += OnGameUpdated;
// I am changing the name label only once instead of every frame.
//Displaying the player's name
_nameLabel.text = "Name: " + _player.GetName();
// I am going to reuse the wait for seconds in my coroutine
_resultWaitInterval = new WaitForSeconds(_resultInterval);
}
public void ResetPlayer()
{
PlayerInfoLoader.CreatePlayer(PlayerInfoLoaded);
}
public void NewPlayerButton()
{
AudioManager.Instance.PlayButtonPressedSFX();
PlayerInfoLoader.CreatePlayer(null);
}
