/*
* the bot handler is a wrapper for ai functionality. the state machine is still handled within the bot object itself but common functions are stored here
* the bot handler is not a state machine. the only state it stores is related to reaction time
* reaction time is also used by the state machine but the state machine and the bot handler have seperate clocks
* the bot handler mostly uses reaction time to make turning the ship less accurate. any fuctions that involve reaction time take an argument whether it should be used
* the controller object itself stores a lot of state data too, such as the direction it is turning
* the bot handler contains a minimum of data itself. data is passed to it by the state machine
* the state machine is responsible for populating the navList, the pathfinding system plots a course given various inputs. the bot handler is responsible for steering along that course
* the bot handler has authority over the course. it can take shortcuts for example
* the bot handler is not responsible for firing weapons, that is the responsibility of the state machine. its methods may be used for fire control in the state machine however
* where possible the bot handler should not alter the parent transform or rigidbody directly. it should send instructions to the controller. this is not strictly enforced however
* arguments are passed in the following order: references, required simple datatypes, optional datatypes
* the parent controller should always be passed by reference and should come first in the arguments
* when passing items by reference the item to be modified should be the first argument. where possible avoid modifiying multiple referenced objects
*/
public BotHandler(Transform _transform, ref GameInput.Controller _myController, float _reactionTime = 0)
{
transform = _transform;
myController = _myController;
reactionTime = _reactionTime;
maxReactionTime = _reactionTime;
misses = maxMisses;
}
/*public void SetController(ref GameInput.Controller _myController)
* {
* myController = _myController;
* botHandler = new BotLogic.BotHandler(transform, ref myController);
* navSystem = arenaMaster.GetComponent<arenaGen>().navSystem;
* }*/
public void SetController(GameInput.Controller _myController)
{
myController = _myController;
Debug.Log(myController.index);
if (myController.index == -1)
{
isBot = true;
navSystem = arenaMaster.GetComponent <arenaGen>().navSystem;
botHandler = new BotLogic.BotHandler(transform, ref myController, reactionTime);
}
}
void Start()
{
info = new string[size, fields];
info[0, 0] = "SABER";
info[0, 1] = "An all around balanced design. \nPrimary weapon is a railgun with a low rate of fire and high damage. \nSecondary weapon is an emp equipped homing mine";
info[1, 0] = "CENTURION";
info[1, 1] = "A front line fighter, very effective in formations. \nPrimary weapon is a four shot burst rifle. \nSecondary weapon is a gravity bomb that does direct hull damage.";
invert = new string[2];
invert[0] = "\nInvert: off";
invert[1] = "\nInvert: on";
SetInfo();
controller = new GameInput.Controller(GameInput.ControllerType.xbox, -2);
invertText.GetComponent <TMPro.TextMeshProUGUI>().text = invert[invertInd];
ChangeSensitivity(0);
}
public void SetController(GameInput.Controller _controller)
{
controller = _controller;
}
public void SetPointerController(ref GameInput.Controller nextController)
{
controller = nextController;
}
void Update()
{
this.controller = Bootstrap.instance.gameInput.GetController();
this.UpdateStates();
}
public void SetController(GameInput.Controller _controller)
{
controller = _controller;
playerIndex = controller.index;
}
public Player(GameInput.Controller _controller, int _playerNum = 1, int _classIndex = 0)
{
playerNum = _playerNum;
controller = _controller;
classIndex = _classIndex;
}
