public void GlideToTarget(OsbSprite s, ParticleGlideObject p)
{
// From TriggerTime to Assembled Point
// Good, now move to the target spot
var endTime = TriggerTime + GlideDuration;
s.MoveX(EasingEffect, TriggerTime, endTime, s.PositionAt(TriggerTime).X, p.targetV.X);
s.MoveY(EasingEffect, TriggerTime, endTime, s.PositionAt(TriggerTime).Y, p.targetV.Y);
// Alright, let's let it stay there for demonstrating the effect worked HOORAY
s.Fade(endTime, endTime + 1000, 1, 0);
}
public void GenerateParticle(ParticleGlideObject p)
{
// The money shot #ohbaby
// This method will create the particle, then take the particle and have it glide over to target coordinates
// TODO: Have some nice random slow glide movement PRIOR to moving to the target spot
// and some fade effects too
// Create sprite
var layer = GetLayer("ParticleGliders");
var sprite = layer.CreateSprite(Particle1SpritePath, OsbOrigin.Centre, p.initV);
GlideRandomly(sprite);
GlideToTarget(sprite, p);
}
