protected override void SetupStates()
{
var stoppedState = new StoppedState(this);
var followingState = new FollowingTarget(this, tryingToOpenDoorSound,
() => brokeDoorPercentage, timeToWaitWhenWalkingAndSeePlayer);
var walkAroundState = new WalkAroundState(this, tryingToOpenDoorSound,
() => brokeDoorPercentage, timeToWaitWhenWalkingAndSeePlayer,
() => numberOfFlagsToLookAt,
() => numberOfFlagsToSkip);
var killingTargetState = new KillingTargetState(this, macheteSound);
var seenTargetTransition = new TargetOnSightTransition(this, followingState, seeYou);
var targetIsCloseToKill = new TargetIsClose(this, killingTargetState, distanceToKillTarget, () => coolDownAfterCloseDoor > minKillCoolDownAfterCloseDoor);
var targetUnreachable = new TargetUnreachable(this, walkAroundState);
var targetGiveUp = new TargetGiveUp(this, walkAroundState, () => timeToGiveUp);
stoppedState.SetTransitions(seenTargetTransition);
followingState.SetTransitions(
targetIsCloseToKill,
targetUnreachable,
targetGiveUp);
walkAroundState.SetTransitions(seenTargetTransition);
SetFirstState(walkAroundState);
allStates = new State[] { stoppedState, followingState, walkAroundState, killingTargetState };
}
// OnStateEnter is called when a transition starts and the state machine starts to evaluate this state
override public void OnStateEnter(Animator animator, AnimatorStateInfo stateInfo, int layerIndex)
{
//transfPlayer = FindObjectOfType<PlayerControllerBB>().transform;
transfPlayer = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Player").transform;
lastpos = transfPlayer.position;
controller = animator.GetComponent <FollowingTarget>();
}
