public void WorldObjectChildrenTransformUpdating()
{
// Constants.
const string Child0Name = "child";
const string Child1Name = "secondChild";
const string Child2Name = "thirdChild";
const string Child3Name = "nonWorldObjectChild";
// Initialize the parent WorldObject.
var worldObject = new WorldObject();
// Add the zeroth child to the parent WorldObject.
worldObject.AddChild(Child0Name, new WorldObject());
// Get child 0's Transform.
Transform child0Transform = (worldObject.LocalHierarchy[Child0Name] as WorldObject).Transform;
// Make sure that the Transform of child 0 exists in the WorldObject's Transform's Children!
Assert.IsTrue(worldObject.Transform.Children.Contains(child0Transform));
// Add the first child to the parent WorldObject.
worldObject.AddChild(Child1Name, new WorldObject());
// Get child 1's Transform.
Transform child1Transform = (worldObject.LocalHierarchy[Child1Name] as WorldObject).Transform;
// Make sure that the Transform of child 1 exists in the WorldObject's Transform's Children!
Assert.IsTrue(worldObject.Transform.Children.Contains(child1Transform));
// Add the second child to the parent WorldObject.
worldObject.AddChild(Child2Name, new WorldObject());
// Get child 2's Transform.
Transform child2Transform = (worldObject.LocalHierarchy[Child1Name] as WorldObject).Transform;
// Add another child, one that however is a ScriptObject. This cannot be added to the Children's lists, so make sure it works correctly with this scenario.
worldObject.AddChild(Child3Name, new ScriptObject());
// Make sure that child 2's transform is added to the children's list (automatically! :D).
Assert.IsTrue(worldObject.Transform.Children.Contains(child2Transform));
}
public void WorldObjectChildren()
{
var worldObject = new WorldObject();
worldObject.AddChild("child", new WorldObject());
}