protected override void OnNewSubMove(Move m, SubMove sm)
{
if ((sm.agent is ConnectedBlock cBlock))
{
if (siblings.Contains(cBlock)) //we must move with this, because we are connected.
{
if (CanMoveInDir(sm.dir))
{
m.AddAgentToMove(this, sm.dir, false, sm, null, 50); //should relies on be a submove?
return;
}
else
{
sm.Invalidate();
return;
}
}
}
//If this is not a chain setup (which should exit the function before this code happens).
if (sm.destinationNode == _node)
{
if (CanMoveInDir(sm.dir))
{
m.AddAgentToMove(this, sm.dir, false, sm, sm, 60);
}
else
{
sm.Invalidate();
}
}
}
protected override void OnNewSubMove(Move m, SubMove sm)
{
//if we are not already involved. There is absolutely a way for this recursive move tree to get bungled up by the first thing saying "yes you can move" and a second one saying "no you cannot".
// if (!m.IsInvolved(this))
// {
//we check pushing because a move should be invalid if we are being pushed.
//below, the move should only be invalid if we are forcefully sticky. (todo: rename that lol).
//This could be cleaned up with a check where we set the criticalToMove bool to 'destination == current || forcefullysticky'. But uh, thats conceptually harder, even if this is uglier. Whatever.
if (sm.destinationNode == _node)
{
if ((sm.destinationNode.cellPos - _node.cellPos).magnitude != 1)
{
// Debug.Log("edge case found?");
}
// bool critical = sm.agent is Player;
//a tile agent is moving to here, we need to either invalidate the move or get pushed or move out of the way or whatever.
if (CanMoveInDir(sm.dir))
{
//critical to move should be true! but only if the move that was passed to us is critical. If we are being pushed by a stickyblock, then we aren't critical....
m.AddAgentToMove(this, sm.dir, false, sm, sm, 19);
}
else
{
//we are being pushed, and we cannot move. so the submove trying to push us cannot move.
sm.Invalidate();
}
}
else
{
if (onlyStickToPlayer)
{
if (!(sm.agent is Player))
{
return;
}
}
//we arent being pushed. Time to behave like a sticky object, getting scraped off!
//if we are adjacent to the moving object...
if ((_node.cellPos - sm.startingNode.cellPos).magnitude == 1)
{
if (CanMoveInDir(sm.dir))
{
//we follow along. If we don't get to move, thats fine! The thing pushing us isn't a big problem, ya know?
m.AddAgentToMove(this, sm.dir, false, null, sm, -5);
}
else
{
//uh oh, youre stuck to us now! sucks lol.
if (forcefulSticky)
{
sm.Invalidate();
}
}
}
}
}
protected override void OnNewSubMove(Move m, SubMove sm)
{
if (!m.IsInvolved(this))
{
if (sm.destinationNode == _node)//if we are being pushed.
{
//a tile agent is moving to here, we need to either invalidate the move or get pushed or move out of the way or whatever.
if (CanMoveInDir(sm.dir))
{
//critical to
m.AddAgentToMove(this, sm.dir, false, sm, sm, 20);
}
else
{
//we are being pushed, and we cannot move. So the submove tr
sm.Invalidate();
}
}
else
{
Vector3Int dir = (Vector3Int)(sm.startingNode.cellPos - _node.cellPos);
if ((Vector3Int)FacingDir == dir && dir.magnitude == 1)//facingDir
{
//We need to check if another agent is moving into the spot of the player.
SubMove otherMove = m.GetSubMoveWithDestination(sm.startingNode);
if (otherMove != null)
{
if (otherMove.subMovePriority < 11)//ijjj
{
//that other thing is less important.
otherMove.Invalidate();
}
else
{
//we can't move, a more important thing is moving.
return;
}
}
if (CanMoveInDir(dir))
{
//critical to
SubMove newSM = m.AddAgentToMove(this, dir, false, null, sm, 11);
newSM.SetExtraData((Vector2Int)sm.dir);
}
}
}
}
}
protected override void OnNewSubMove(Move m, SubMove sm)
{
if (sm.destinationNode == _node)
{
//this is almost identical to the default tileAgent except for this "sm.agent is player" check. Only can be pushed by the playER
if (CanMoveInDir(sm.dir) && sm.agent is Player)
{
m.AddAgentToMove(this, sm.dir, false, sm);
}
else
{
sm.Invalidate();
}
}
}
protected virtual void OnNewSubMove(Move m, SubMove sm)
{
//if we are not already involved with the move.
if (!m.IsInvolved(this))
{
if (sm.destinationNode == _node) //if we are being pushed.
{
//a tile agent is moving to here, we need to either invalidate the move or get pushed or move out of the way or whatever.
if (CanMoveInDir(sm.dir))
{
//critical to
m.AddAgentToMove(this, sm.dir, false, sm, sm, 20);
}
else
{
//we are being pushed, and we cannot move. So the submove tryu
sm.Invalidate();
}
}
}
}
protected override void OnNewSubMove(Move m, SubMove sm)
{
//distance between us and the cell we would move to (the thing we are following's starting cell).
Vector3Int dir = sm.startingNode.cellPos - _node.cellPos;
if (dir.magnitude == 1 && dir != -sm.dir) //we are one block away, and not being pushed.
{
bool agentIsPlayer = (sm.agent is Player);
if (!(sm.agent is FollowerAgent) && !agentIsPlayer)
{
return;
}
SubMove otherMove = m.GetSubMoveWithDestination(sm.startingNode);
if (otherMove != null)
{
if (otherMove.subMovePriority < 10) //ijjj
{
//that other thing is less important.
otherMove.Invalidate();
}
else
{
//we can't move, a more important thing is moving.
return;
}
}
int bonus = agentIsPlayer ? 2 : 0; //prioritize first leader in a chain
bonus += (dir == sm.dir ? 1 : 0); //prioritize following straight over following curved
m.AddAgentToMove(this, dir, false, null, sm, movePriority + bonus);
}
else
{
//If we are being pushed and are one block away.
if (sm.destinationNode == _node && dir.magnitude == 1 && dir == -sm.dir)
{
//a tile agent is moving to here, we need to either invalidate the move or get pushed or move out of the way or whatever.
if (CanMoveInDir(sm.dir))
{
if (m.GetValidSubMove(this, out SubMove sm2))
{
sm.SetReliesOn(sm2);
}
//critical to move should be true! but only if the move that was passed to us is critical. If we are being pushed by a stickyblock, then we aren't critical....
//If we ARE being pushed, criticalFor should NOT be null, or the player could end up landing on the current fella in odd edge cases.
m.AddAgentToMove(this, sm.dir, false, sm, sm, 12); //this needs to be lower than the follower ones, or a follower 'further back' on a chain will push those ahead of it instead of them moving to the side.
}
else
{
//If we are moving already, then lets just move on out of the way!
if (m.GetValidSubMove(this, out SubMove sm2))
{
sm.SetReliesOn(sm2);
}
else
{
// sm.Invalidate();//cant move in dir that sm moves in...
//we need to tell the system that sm MIGHT be valid if we move out of the way... but we don't yet know if that will happen.
sm.ReliesOnAgentMoving(this);
}
}
}
}
}