public void ChangeState(State nextState)
{
if (CurrentState != null)
{
CurrentState.Exit(m_owner);
m_previousState = CurrentState;
CurrentState = nextState;
CurrentState.Enter(m_owner);
}
}
public void ChangeState(State nextState)
{
m_entityStateMgr.ChangeState(nextState);
// TODO: update entity properties based on new state
// or should this be in a seperate entity method that the state calls?
// does it matter? -- maybe it does -- so the state has more 'control' over the entity
}
public void Initialize()
{
CurrentState = EntityStateStand.Get();
}