/*public int countScore(){
* count=0;
* for(int i=0;i<inventory.treasures.Count;i++){
* count+=inventory.treasures[i].value;
* }
* return count;
* }*/
void forceGrab(bool pressedA)
{
RaycastHit outHit;
numitems.text = "test";
//notice I'm using the layer mask again
if (Physics.Raycast(rightPointerObject.transform.position, rightPointerObject.transform.up, out outHit, 100.0f, collectiblesMask))
{
numitems.text = "hit";
AttachmentRule howToAttach = pressedA?AttachmentRule.KeepWorld:AttachmentRule.SnapToTarget;
attachGameObjectToAChildGameObject(outHit.collider.gameObject, rightPointerObject.gameObject, howToAttach, howToAttach, AttachmentRule.KeepWorld, true);
grabbed = outHit.collider.gameObject.GetComponent <CollectibleTreasure>();
if (grabbed.name == "CubeCollectible")
{
rotate = true;
}
else
{
rotate = false;
}
//
Vector3 scaleChange = new Vector3(-0.01f, -0.01f, -0.01f);
presize = grabbed.transform.localScale.y;
grabbed.transform.localScale = new Vector3(2, 2, 2);
//
}
}
// Per Nick's VRPawn
public void attachGameObjectToChild(GameObject GOAttach, GameObject newParent, AttachmentRule locationRule, AttachmentRule rotationRule, AttachmentRule scaleRule, bool weld)
{
GOAttach.transform.parent = newParent.transform;
handleAttachmentRules(GOAttach, locationRule, rotationRule, scaleRule);
if (weld)
{
simulatePhysics(GOAttach, Vector3.zero, false);
}
}
//could have more easily just passed in attachment rule.... but I wanted to keep the code similar to the BP example
void forceGrab(bool pressedA)
{
RaycastHit outHit;
//notice I'm using the layer mask again
if (Physics.Raycast(rightPointerObject.transform.position, rightPointerObject.transform.up, out outHit, 100.0f, collectiblesMask))
{
AttachmentRule howToAttach = pressedA?AttachmentRule.KeepWorld:AttachmentRule.SnapToTarget;
attachGameObjectToAChildGameObject(outHit.collider.gameObject, rightPointerObject.gameObject, howToAttach, howToAttach, AttachmentRule.KeepWorld, true);
thingIGrabbed = outHit.collider.gameObject.GetComponent <Collectible>();
}
}
public static void handleAttachmentRules(GameObject GOToHandle, AttachmentRule locationRule, AttachmentRule rotationRule, AttachmentRule scaleRule)
{
GOToHandle.transform.localPosition =
(locationRule == AttachmentRule.KeepRelative)?GOToHandle.transform.position:
//technically don't need to change anything but I wanted to compress into ternary
(locationRule == AttachmentRule.KeepWorld)?GOToHandle.transform.localPosition:
new Vector3(0, 0, 0);
//localRotation in Unity is actually a Quaternion, so we need to specifically ask for Euler angles
GOToHandle.transform.localEulerAngles =
(rotationRule == AttachmentRule.KeepRelative)?GOToHandle.transform.eulerAngles:
//technically don't need to change anything but I wanted to compress into ternary
(rotationRule == AttachmentRule.KeepWorld)?GOToHandle.transform.localEulerAngles:
new Vector3(0, 0, 0);
GOToHandle.transform.localScale =
(scaleRule == AttachmentRule.KeepRelative)?GOToHandle.transform.lossyScale:
//technically don't need to change anything but I wanted to compress into ternary
(scaleRule == AttachmentRule.KeepWorld)?GOToHandle.transform.localScale:
new Vector3(1, 1, 1);
}
public static void detachGameObject(GameObject GOToDetach, AttachmentRule locationRule, AttachmentRule rotationRule, AttachmentRule scaleRule)
{
//making the parent null sets its parent to the world origin (meaning relative & global transforms become the same)
GOToDetach.transform.parent = null;
handleAttachmentRules(GOToDetach, locationRule, rotationRule, scaleRule);
}
