/**
* Utility method to carry out tasks required for weapon fire events
*
* @param fires the data for the weapon fire events
*/
private void HandleFires( FireWeaponData[] fires )
{
// there's nothing really that we need to do here (unless we animate the bullet itself...?)
foreach( FireWeaponData fireWeaponData in fires )
{
GameObject unityRepresentation = this.lvcUnityAmbassador.GameObjectForLvcId( fireWeaponData.targeting.firingId );
if( unityRepresentation!=null )
{
// check for any entity type specific handling for firing
LVCExtraFireHandler extraFireHandler = unityRepresentation.GetComponent<LVCExtraFireHandler>();
if( extraFireHandler!=null )
{
// there's additional work to be done using the fire data - do that now.
extraFireHandler.HandleFire( fireWeaponData, unityRepresentation );
}
}
}
if(showLogging && fires.Length>0)
Debug.Log(fires.Length + " External Fire Events Handled.");
}
/**
* Fires a fire weapon event. This is triggered as a result of an *incoming* LVC update
* event triggered by an LVC Game external to this one, meaning that the equivalent Unity game
* object should fire. For example, cause the tank inside Unity to which represents the
* remote VBS2 owned/controlled tank to fire.
*
* @param data data associated with the event
* @return true if the event was handled successfully
*/
public bool FireWeapon( ref FireWeaponData data )
{
lock( pendingExternalFireLock )
{
// Debug.Log("External FIREWEAPON event received.");
// add the data as a pending external deletion. Since this event arrived "outside"
// Unity's event/threading system, this will eventually be handled by the LVCHelper
// Monobehaviour during an Update() event.
pendingExternalFires.Add( data );
}
return true;
}
