// Called on loading into Story scene
void Start()
{
dialogFeed = transform.Find("DialogFeed/Viewport/Content").gameObject;
optionsFeed = transform.Find("OptionsFeed").gameObject;
playerModel = transform.Find("PlayerAvatar").gameObject;
allyModel = transform.Find("AllyAvatar").gameObject;
enemyModel = transform.Find("EnemyAvatar").gameObject;
bystanderModel = transform.Find("BystanderAvatar").gameObject;
textPrefab = Resources.Load("Prefabs/DialogBubble") as GameObject;
// choicePrefab = Resources.Load("Prefabs/Button") as Button;
Type storyClass = StoryLibrary.Instance.Lookup(GameState.currentStoryID);
if (storyClass == null)
{
Debug.Log("No valid story was supplied; supplying test story instead");
storyToRender = new StoryTest();
}
else
{
AbstractStory absStory = Activator.CreateInstance(storyClass) as AbstractStory;
storyToRender = absStory;
}
storyToRender.SetupStory();
story = storyToRender._inkStory;
StartCoroutine(PlayStory());
}
private StoryLibrary()
{
float startUp = Time.realtimeSinceStartup;
Assembly assembly = typeof(AbstractStory).Assembly;
// Use reflection to grab all of the subclasses of AbstractStory.
// Definitely eats performance. But this *should* only be called once at the start of the game?
Type[] storyClasses = assembly.GetTypes().Where(t => t.IsSubclassOf(typeof(AbstractStory))).ToArray(); // Could also use t.baseClass == typeof(AbstractStory)
foreach (Type story in storyClasses)
{
// For each story that inherits from AbstractStory, create one instance of it to grab the ID so we can form an ID -> class pairing.
AbstractStory instance = Activator.CreateInstance(story) as AbstractStory;
table.Add(instance.STORY_ID, story);
}
float endStartUp = Time.realtimeSinceStartup;
Debug.Log("StoryLibrary loaded definition of ALL stories; took " + (endStartUp - startUp) + " seconds.");
}
