/// <summary>
/// Makes the argument objectToMakeUnused marked as unused. This method is generated to be used
/// by generated code. Use Destroy instead when writing custom code so that your code will behave
/// the same whether your Entity is pooled or not.
/// </summary>
public static void MakeUnused(Rabbit3Enemy objectToMakeUnused, bool callDestroy)
{
mPool.MakeUnused(objectToMakeUnused);
if (callDestroy)
{
objectToMakeUnused.Destroy();
}
}
private static void FactoryInitialize()
{
const int numberToPreAllocate = 20;
for (int i = 0; i < numberToPreAllocate; i++)
{
Rabbit3Enemy instance = new Rabbit3Enemy(mContentManagerName, false);
mPool.AddToPool(instance);
}
}
public static Rabbit3Enemy CreateNew(Layer layer, float x = 0, float y = 0)
{
Rabbit3Enemy instance = null;
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(mContentManagerName))
{
throw new System.Exception("You must first initialize the factory for this type because it is pooled. You can either add PositionedObjectList of type Rabbit3Enemy (the most common solution) or call Initialize in custom code");
}
instance = mPool.GetNextAvailable();
if (instance == null)
{
mPool.AddToPool(new Rabbit3Enemy(mContentManagerName, false));
instance = mPool.GetNextAvailable();
}
instance.AddToManagers(layer);
instance.X = x;
instance.Y = y;
foreach (var list in ListsToAddTo)
{
if (SortAxis == FlatRedBall.Math.Axis.X && list is PositionedObjectList <Rabbit3Enemy> )
{
var index = (list as PositionedObjectList <Rabbit3Enemy>).GetFirstAfter(x, Axis.X, 0, list.Count);
list.Insert(index, instance);
}
else if (SortAxis == FlatRedBall.Math.Axis.Y && list is PositionedObjectList <Rabbit3Enemy> )
{
var index = (list as PositionedObjectList <Rabbit3Enemy>).GetFirstAfter(y, Axis.Y, 0, list.Count);
list.Insert(index, instance);
}
else
{
// Sort Z not supported
list.Add(instance);
}
}
if (EntitySpawned != null)
{
EntitySpawned(instance);
}
return(instance);
}
/// <summary>
/// Makes the argument objectToMakeUnused marked as unused. This method is generated to be used
/// by generated code. Use Destroy instead when writing custom code so that your code will behave
/// the same whether your Entity is pooled or not.
/// </summary>
public static void MakeUnused(Rabbit3Enemy objectToMakeUnused)
{
MakeUnused(objectToMakeUnused, true);
}
