public override void Fire()
{
currentFireTimer = 0;
// We don't care what our bullets are called as we will never refer to them by name
nameCounter++;
BulletManager.AddObject(Bullet.Clone(), "Bullet" + nameCounter);
if (FiringSoundEffect != null)
{
firingSoundEffectInstance = FiringSoundEffect.CreateInstance();
firingSoundEffectInstance.Volume = Options.SFXVolume;
firingSoundEffectInstance.Play();
}
}
public override void Fire()
{
currentFireTimer = 0;
// We don't care what our bullets are called as we will never refer to them by name
nameCounter++;
Missile clone = Missile.Clone();
clone.RigidBody.LinearVelocity = new Vector2(-250, clone.RigidBody.LinearVelocity.Y);
MissileManager.AddObject(clone, "Missile" + nameCounter);
if (FiringSoundEffect != null)
{
firingSoundEffectInstance = FiringSoundEffect.CreateInstance();
firingSoundEffectInstance.Volume = Options.SFXVolume;
firingSoundEffectInstance.Play();
}
}
public override void Initialize()
{
base.Initialize();
Beam = new Beam(this, ShipBeamTurretData.BulletAsset, true);
Beam.LoadContent();
Beam.Initialize();
Beam.Opacity = 0;
// Create the firing sound effect instance - we will just pause and unpause this
// Bit of a hack, we play, but with 0 volume so that we can just pause and resume later, rather than having to check in Fire() whether it has been played yet
firingSoundEffectInstance = FiringSoundEffect.CreateInstance();
firingSoundEffectInstance.IsLooped = true;
firingSoundEffectInstance.Volume = 0;
firingSoundEffectInstance.Play();
firing = false;
}
