/// <summary>
/// Fields for the hero property (floats).
/// </summary>
private static void DrawFloats()
{
List <FloatField> items = propertyBlock.itemProperties.floats.items;
// exit early if there are no values
if (items == null || items.Count == 0)
{
return;
}
SimpleLayout.BeginVertical(SimpleGUI.Fields.Box.StyleB);
for (int i = 0; i < items.Count; i++)
{
SimpleLayout.Label(items[i].name + ":");
items[i].value = SimpleLayout.FloatField(items[i].value, HeroKitCommon.GetWidthForField(60, 150));
}
SimpleLayout.EndVertical();
}
// --------------------------------------------------------------
// Action Fields
// --------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Get a value from a float field.
/// This is for a field that contains Value, Variable, Property, Global.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="title">Title for action field.</param>
/// <param name="actionParams">Action field parameters.</param>
/// <param name="actionField">Action field.</param>
/// <param name="titleToLeft">Show the title on the left?</param>
public static void BuildFieldA(string title, HeroActionParams actionParams, HeroActionField actionField, bool titleToLeft = false, SliderData sliderData = new SliderData())
{
// create the fields
FloatFieldData data = CreateFieldData(title, actionField, actionParams.heroObject);
//-----------------------------------------
// Display this title above the field
//-----------------------------------------
if (data.title != "" && !titleToLeft)
{
SimpleLayout.Label(data.title);
}
SimpleLayout.BeginHorizontal();
if (data.title != "" && titleToLeft)
{
SimpleLayout.Label(data.title);
}
//-----------------------------------------
// Get the type of field you want to work with.
//-----------------------------------------
data.fieldType = new HeroField.ValueTypeField().SetValues(data.fieldType, 0);
//-----------------------------------------
// Get the type of game object we are working with
// Option 1: This game object (game object that this hero object is attached to)
// Option 2: Another game object (another game object in the scene that has a hero object attached to it)
//-----------------------------------------
if (data.fieldType == 2 || data.fieldType == 3)
{
data = ActionCommon.GetTargetHeroObject(data);
}
//-----------------------------------------
// Get the float list you want to work with.
// The float list is in hero object editor > Variables
//-----------------------------------------
// if this is a field, draw field (1=number)
if (data.fieldType == 1)
{
data.fieldValue = SimpleLayout.FloatField(data.fieldValue, 149);
}
// if this is a list, draw floats (2=floats, 3=properties)
if (data.fieldType != 1)
{
data = SetPropertyID(data, -1);
List <FloatField> items = GetItemsFromList(data, -1);
data = BuildItemFieldList(data, items);
}
//-----------------------------------------
// assign values back to hero object fields
//-----------------------------------------
actionField.ints[0] = data.objectType;
actionField.ints[1] = data.objectID;
actionField.ints[2] = data.fieldID;
actionField.ints[3] = data.fieldType;
actionField.ints[4] = data.heroGUID;
actionField.ints[7] = data.propertyID;
actionField.heroObjects[0] = data.targetHeroObject;
actionField.strings[0] = data.objectName;
actionField.floats[0] = data.fieldValue;
//-----------------------------------------
// Visual stuff
//-----------------------------------------
SimpleLayout.Space();
SimpleLayout.EndHorizontal();
}