// ------------------------------------------------------
/*
* In most real-world instances, you wouldn't want this component to begin processing from Start()!
* The owning NPC should really call Restart() when it's ready to being AI processing. This is here
* purely to make the demo work quickly :)
*/
void Start()
{
if (m_aAIActions.Count > 0)
{
m_iState = EAIControllerState._RUNNING;
}
}
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Interface
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/*
* OnEnable, search the game object we're attached to and collate all the AIAction scripts that have been added.
* These are maintained in a list, that is iterated over each frame...
*/
void OnEnable()
{
m_aAIActions.Clear();
foreach (var Action in GetComponents <AIAction>())
{
m_aAIActions.Add(Action);
}
m_iState = EAIControllerState._IDLE;
Debug.Log("AIController: Found " + m_aAIActions.Count + " AIActions on this gameObject [" + gameObject.name + "]");
}
// ------------------------------------------------------
public void Restart()
{
m_iState = EAIControllerState._RUNNING;
m_CurrentAction = null;
OnRestart?.Invoke();
}
// ------------------------------------------------------
public void Stop()
{
m_iState = EAIControllerState._STOPPED;
m_CurrentAction = null;
OnStop?.Invoke();
}
