public void ForceSpawnMoney(Vector2Int spawnLoc, int amount)
{
GameObject moneyObj = ItemSpawner.SpawnMoney(spawnLoc);
DroppedMoney newMoneyBloodMoney = moneyObj.GetComponent <DroppedMoney>();
newMoneyBloodMoney.Initialize(amount); // Set how much this is worth
newMoneyBloodMoney.xPos = spawnLoc.x;
newMoneyBloodMoney.zPos = spawnLoc.y;
map[spawnLoc.x, spawnLoc.y].SetItemOnTile(newMoneyBloodMoney);
}
private void SpawnMoneyAt(int x, int z)
{
GameObject moneyObj = ItemSpawner.SpawnMoney(new Vector2Int(x, z));
DroppedMoney newMoneyBloodMoney = moneyObj.GetComponent <DroppedMoney>();
int amount = SeededRandom.Range(10, 20); // Technically, the amount of money can change if you swap floors. Hopefully nobody notices.
newMoneyBloodMoney.Initialize(amount); // Set how much this is worth
newMoneyBloodMoney.xPos = x;
newMoneyBloodMoney.zPos = z;
map[x, z].SetItemOnTile(newMoneyBloodMoney);
}
//Instantiates money and tries to place it. Might not actually get the input spot if the input spot is taken.
public void SpawnMoneyOnTile(Vector2Int spawnLoc, int amount)
{
Vector2Int adjustedSpawnLoc = CurrentFloor.FindSpotForItem(spawnLoc, 2); // It might bounce.
if (adjustedSpawnLoc.x == -1 && adjustedSpawnLoc.y == -1)
{
return; // money was lost to the void.
}
GameObject moneyObj = ItemSpawner.SpawnMoney(adjustedSpawnLoc);
DroppedMoney newMoneyBloodMoney = moneyObj.GetComponent <DroppedMoney>();
newMoneyBloodMoney.Initialize(amount); // Set how much this is worth
newMoneyBloodMoney.xPos = spawnLoc.x;
newMoneyBloodMoney.zPos = spawnLoc.y;
map[adjustedSpawnLoc.x, adjustedSpawnLoc.y].SetItemOnTile(newMoneyBloodMoney);
}
