public void ExecuteEvent(ScriptedObject thisCaller,string eventName){
// intended to be called from animation Events, start execution at the named line, and
// run until an action flagged sequenceEnd=true;
// Look for the line. fail if not found
int startingIndex=-1;
for (int i=0;i<scriptLines.Length;i++){
if (scriptLines[i].name == eventName){
startingIndex=i;
break;
}
}
if (startingIndex <0){
Debug.LogError("AnimationEvent using "+name+" could not find line "+eventName);
return;
}
// caller is only used by ExecuteScript and onScriptComplete, so we might go without it...
caller = thisCaller;
myObject = caller.gameObject;
args.Clear(); // do we need any args for events ?
SetArgs (startingArgs);
currentLine = startingIndex;
nextLineLabel = "";
isRunning = true;
readyState = readiness.executing;
myOI = caller.GetComponent<ObjectInteraction>();
if (debug) Debug.Log ("Script "+name+" execution started");
if (scriptLines[currentLine] != null)
scriptLines[currentLine].ForceExecute(this);
else
OnScriptComplete("");
}
public void Execute(ScriptedObject thisCaller,string argString="", GameObject obj=null){
caller = thisCaller;
foreach (ObjectInteraction actor in actorObjects){
actor.reservedForScript = null; // incase anyone got reserved who doesn't get picked by the dispatcher
}
// here, we must find a character for each role, assign and reserve them
Dispatcher.GetInstance().FillRoles(this); // bail if fail
if (obj == null) myObject = caller.gameObject; // the scripted object by default
else myObject = obj;
args.Clear(); // clear the dictionary to start
SetArgs (startingArgs);
SetArgs(argString);
currentLine = 0;
nextLineLabel = "";
isRunning = true;
readyState = readiness.executing;
myOI = caller.GetComponent<ObjectInteraction>();
//Debug.LogWarning(name+" reserving "+myOI.name);
foreach (ObjectInteraction actor in actorObjects){
actor.actingInScript = this;
actor.reservedForScript = null;
}
foreach (ScriptedAction sa in scriptLines)
sa.hasExecuted = false; // really just for debug use, would break 'executeOnlyOnce'
// if there's an interaction set specified, send it to the interaction manager.
if (interactionSet != null && interactionSet.Name != null && interactionSet.Name != "")
InteractionMgr.GetInstance().CurrentSet = interactionSet;
if (debug) Debug.Log ("Script "+name+" execution started");
// we're going to have to handle multiple current lines for roles
if (scriptLines[currentLine] != null)
scriptLines[currentLine].Execute(this);
else
OnScriptComplete("");
}
