private void Connector_ButtonPressed(object sender, KeypadButtonEventArgs e)
{
if (this.Solved || !this.Connector.InputValid)
{
return;
}
if (e.ButtonIndex == this.correctButton)
{
this.Log("You pressed {0}. That was correct.", this.DescribeButton(e.ButtonIndex));
this.Disarm();
}
else
{
this.Log("You pressed {0}. That was incorrect: the correct button is {1}.", this.DescribeButton(e.ButtonIndex), this.DescribeButton(this.correctButton));
this.Connector.KMBombModule.HandleStrike();
this.Connector.AnimateButtons();
}
}
private void Connector_ButtonPressed(object sender, KeypadButtonEventArgs e)
{
if (_completedStages >= 3)
{
// strike when pressing a button after a solve, like in vanilla. Even the correct button strikes.
Connector.KMBombModule.HandleStrike();
Log("Strike!");
return;
}
if (!_activated)
{
return;
}
if (_solution == e.ButtonIndex)
{
// correct
Log("Pressed {0}. Correct!", _buttonLabels[e.ButtonIndex]);
_completedStages++;
Connector.Stage = _completedStages;
if (_completedStages >= 3)
{
Disarm();
}
else
{
Connector.AnimateButtons();
}
}
else
{
// wrong
Log("Pressed {0}. Strike!", _buttonLabels[e.ButtonIndex]);
Connector.KMBombModule.HandleStrike();
Connector.AnimateButtons();
}
}
private void DownButton_Pressed(object sender, KeypadButtonEventArgs e)
{
Down();
}
private void UpButton_Pressed(object sender, KeypadButtonEventArgs e)
{
Up();
}
