public void SetupPlayer(ShipConfiguration config)
{
player.SetupPlayer(config);
player.enabled = true;
player.ResetPlayer();
playerObj.SetActive(true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Called before the first frame update
/// </summary>
private void Start()
{
ShipDefenses defenses = new ShipDefenses();
ShipThrusters thrusters = new ShipThrusters();
ShipWeaponry weapons = new ShipWeaponry();
Vector2[] colliders = null;
#region Setup
defenses.ArmorStrength = 50f;
defenses.ShieldRecharge = 1f;
defenses.ShieldStrength = 15f;
defenses.ShieldDelay = 5f;
defenses.DamageResistance = 15f;
thrusters.DampenerStrength = 0.5f; // Equivalent to rigidbody linear drag set before this temp code (shipDragRate was unused)
thrusters.ForwardThrusterForce = 10f; // Equivalent to shipAccRate set in the old player class ResetPlayer()
thrusters.MaxDirectionalSpeed = 10f; // Equivalent to shipMaxSpd set in old player class
thrusters.RecoilCompensation = 0.9f;
thrusters.ReverseThrusterForce = 3f;
thrusters.RotationalSpeed = 5f; // Equivalent to shipRotSpd set in old player class
ShipWeapon basicBlaster = new ShipWeapon();
basicBlaster.Damage = 5f; // Original hardcoded value in prototyped Projectile was 5
basicBlaster.Name = "Basic Blaster";
basicBlaster.OutputPrefab = bulletPrefab; // The prefabs and sounds will eventually be handled/stored outside Player
basicBlaster.OutputSound = bulletSound;
basicBlaster.RateOfFire = 0.35f; // Originally fireRate in old Player
basicBlaster.Recoil = 15f; // Originally -shipAcc * 5f when handling recoil in old Player
basicBlaster.Speed = 200f; // Originally projectileSpeed in old Player
basicBlaster.Type = WeaponType.projectile;
ShipWeapon secondBlaster = new ShipWeapon();
secondBlaster.Damage = 1f;
secondBlaster.Name = "Secondary Blaster";
secondBlaster.OutputPrefab = bulletPrefab;
secondBlaster.OutputSound = bulletSound2;
secondBlaster.RateOfFire = 0.2f;
secondBlaster.Recoil = 5f;
secondBlaster.Speed = 100f;
secondBlaster.Type = WeaponType.projectile;
weapons.DamageModifier = 1;
weapons.RateModifier = 1;
weapons.WeaponCount = 3;
weapons.Positions = new List <Vector3>()
{
new Vector3(0.35f, 0, 0),
new Vector3(0.25f, 0.21f, 0),
new Vector3(0.25f, -0.21f, 0)
};
weapons.Rotations = new List <Vector3>
{
{ new Vector3(0, 0, 0) },
{ new Vector3(0, 0, 10f) },
{ new Vector3(0, 0, -10f) }
};
weapons.SlotStatus = new List <WeaponSlotStatus>
{
{ WeaponSlotStatus.enabled },
{ WeaponSlotStatus.enabled },
{ WeaponSlotStatus.enabled }
};
weapons.Weapons = new List <ShipWeapon>
{
{ basicBlaster },
{ secondBlaster },
{ secondBlaster }
};
colliders = new Vector2[] // This is based off of what was in the PolygonCollider2D in old Player
{
new Vector2(0.25f, 0),
new Vector2(-0.25f, 0.25f),
new Vector2(-0.125f, 0),
new Vector2(-0.25f, -0.25f)
};
#endregion
ShipConfiguration tempShipConfig = new ShipConfiguration(weapons, defenses, thrusters, 1, colliders, sprite.sprite);
// This may seem redundant, accessing what was set in the previous Setup region, but that will eventually disappear once actual ships are defined
rigidbody.drag = tempShipConfig.Stats_Thrusters.DampenerStrength;
rigidbody.mass = tempShipConfig.Mass;
collider.points = colliders;
sprite.sprite = tempShipConfig.BodySprite; // This, like the bulletPrefab and bulletSound, will be handled/stored outside player, so the back-and-fourth setting seen here won't be present eventually
for (int i = 0; i < weapons.WeaponCount; i++)
{
ShipWeapon w = weapons.Weapons[i];
GameObject obj = new GameObject(w.Name);
obj.transform.parent = gameObject.transform;
obj.transform.position = weapons.Positions[i];
obj.transform.rotation = Quaternion.Euler(weapons.Rotations[i]);
bulletLoc.Add(obj);
}
}
public void SetupPlayer(ShipConfiguration config)
{
shipConfig = config;
ResetPlayer();
}