protected void OnDestroy()
{
if (singleton == this)
{
singleton = null;
}
}
public TimeState timeState; //NOTE: We are not able to revert time simulation, its local time reversion and NPC scedule checking
#endregion
//PROBLEM: Time ticks are not suitable for anything but local behaviour, we need to base it on time passed
// Think: Simulating 500 years by doing 500 1-year-ticks might work, but
// simulating a 1 year tick makes one year pass within a tick!!!
// This is even a problem when considering a 1-day-tick.
// That 1-day-tick will only apply whatever it does after 24h, but then suddenly in one instant, which is wrong!
// Theoretically multiple days can pass in one town:
// --- sending a 1 day simulation tick to all neighbour regions will only update if one complete day passed!
// --- going to that region after 23 hours will not change a thing, then staying there for 1h will suddenly update everything!
//SOLUTION:
// - Ask yourself: What does the year tick do? --> it only does something when we simulate a year passing
// - The year tick does not actually simulate year but define what happens the next year? ---> thats not a simulation thats a oracle
// - We need some detailed ticks and some Time-Passed simulation
//
//FIXME: We might only need a time passed event, howmuch time has passed is provided with it
//Stuff that might be on the right track:
// A) take all exits of a region and see the needed travel time. Simulate only ticks larger than that time
// ---> e.g. if it is < 1h, simulate minutes
// ---> Check all regions and find shortest path
// ---> Problem: we dont want far away regions to only update every year :(
// B) like above, simulate neighbours in minute / hour detail, but simulate everything else at least per day
//Stuff that wont work:
// - Only simulate area when player loads into it. Remember last time plyer was there and take the difference
// ---> Problem: The whole world will never change, only regions the player enters :(
#region init
protected void Awake()
{
if (singleton == null)
{
singleton = this;
DontDestroyOnLoad(singleton);
init();
}
else
{
Destroy(this);
}
}
