IEnumerator KillCharacter()
{
characterMovement.Kill();
characterMovement.GetCapsuleCollider().enabled = false; // Disabling the collider so when the enemy dies the player can path throgh thier dead bodys and not to have a glitch.
animator.SetTrigger(DEATH_TRIGGER);
var playerComponent = GetComponent <PlayerControl>();
if (deathSounds.Length != 0)
{
audioSource.clip = deathSounds[UnityEngine.Random.Range(0, deathSounds.Length)];
audioSource.Play();
}
characterMovement.GetNavMeshAgent().speed = 0;
//yield return new WaitForSecondsRealtime(audioSource.clip.length);
yield return(null);
if (playerComponent && playerComponent.isActiveAndEnabled) // relying on Lazy Evaluation (Google if you need help)
{
FindObjectOfType <SavingWrapper>().DeleteSave();
SceneManager.LoadSceneAsync(0);
//SceneManager.LoadScene(0); // TODO check for scene Error
}
else // Assume is enemy for now, reconsider other NPCs Later
{
characterMovement.GetNavMeshAgent().speed = 0;
//DestroyObject(gameObject, deathVanishSeconds + audioSource.clip.length);
//Destroy(gameObject, deathVanishSeconds + audioSource.clip.length);
}
}
void KillCharacterWithoutDestroy()
{
Character character = GetComponent <Character>();
character.Kill();
character.GetCapsuleCollider().enabled = false;
GetComponent <Animator>().SetTrigger(DEATH_TRIGGER);
gameObject.SetActive(false); // Getting around the idea of saving each destroied object. instead we set it to active so it won't be renderd.
}