public virtual void Initialize(GameObject go, FGOFlags flags)
{
this.go = go;
bool bEnablePreRender = (flags & FGOFlags.EnablePreRender) != 0;
if (bEnablePreRender)
{
if (go.GetComponent <PreRenderBehavior>() != null)
{
throw new Exception("fGameObject.Initialize: tried to add PreRenderBehavior to this go, but already exists!");
}
PreRenderBehavior pb = go.AddComponent <PreRenderBehavior>();
pb.ParentFGO = this;
}
}
public virtual void Initialize(GameObject go, FGOFlags flags)
{
this.go = go;
// Link the go to this fGameObject. Normally the fGameObjectRef would not already exist.
// But it can in two cases:
// 1) you created the input go by calling Instantiate() on an existing go which
// already had an fGameObjectRef. For example this happens at F3 startup with the Camera duplicates.
// In that case, it will not be initialized, so fgo is null
// 2) you cast the input go to an fGameObject before you called this. In that case a default
// fGameObject instance was already created that we no longer want. You should not do this!
// (Eventually this will throw an Exception!!)
if (go.GetComponent <fGameObjectRef>() == null)
{
go.AddComponent <fGameObjectRef>();
}
else
{
// [RMS] print error if duplicate FGO created for a GO. This is helpful.
// However currently CurveRendererImplementation requires an FGO be created
// *before* it can be passed to a fCurveGameObject =\
//if (go.GetComponent<fGameObjectRef>().fgo != null)
// DebugUtil.Log("Duplicate fGameObject created for go " + go.name);
}
go.GetComponent <fGameObjectRef>().fgo = this;
bool bEnablePreRender = (flags & FGOFlags.EnablePreRender) != 0;
if (bEnablePreRender)
{
if (go.GetComponent <PreRenderBehavior>() != null)
{
throw new Exception("fGameObject.Initialize: tried to add PreRenderBehavior to this go, but already exists!");
}
PreRenderBehavior pb = go.AddComponent <PreRenderBehavior>();
pb.ParentFGO = this;
}
}
public virtual void Initialize(GameObject go, fGraph graph, FGOFlags flags)
{
base.Initialize(go, flags);
Graph = graph;
}
public fGraphGameObject(GameObject go, fGraph graph, FGOFlags flags)
: base(go, flags)
{
Graph = graph;
}
public virtual void Initialize(GameObject go, fMesh mesh, FGOFlags flags)
{
base.Initialize(go, flags);
Mesh = mesh;
}
public fMeshGameObject(GameObject go, fMesh mesh, FGOFlags flags)
: base(go, flags)
{
Mesh = mesh;
}
public fGameObject(GameObject go, FGOFlags flags = FGOFlags.NoFlags)
{
Initialize(go, flags);
}
