public bool Interact(Transform _transform, Vector3 position)
{
if (playerMove.isGhost)
{
return(false);
}
//attempt to trigger the things in range we clicked on
if (PlayerManager.LocalPlayerScript.IsInReach(position))
{
//check the actual transform for an input trigger and if there is non, check the parent
InputTrigger inputTrigger = _transform.GetComponentInParent <InputTrigger>();
if (inputTrigger)
{
if (objectBehaviour.visibleState)
{
inputTrigger.Trigger(position);
return(true);
}
//Allow interact with cupboards we are inside of!
ClosetControl cCtrl = inputTrigger.GetComponent <ClosetControl>();
if (cCtrl && cCtrl.transform.position == PlayerManager.LocalPlayerScript.transform.position)
{
inputTrigger.Trigger(position);
return(true);
}
return(false);
}
}
//if we are holding onto an item like a gun attempt to shoot it if we were not in range to trigger anything
return(InteractHands());
}
public bool Interact(Transform _transform, Vector3 position)
{
if (playerMove.isGhost)
{
return(false);
}
//attempt to trigger the things in range we clicked on
if (PlayerManager.LocalPlayerScript.IsInReach(position))
{
//check the actual transform for an input trigger and if there is non, check the parent
InputTrigger inputTrigger = _transform.GetComponentInParent <InputTrigger>();
if (inputTrigger)
{
if (objectBehaviour.visibleState)
{
inputTrigger.Trigger(position);
//FIXME currently input controller only uses the first InputTrigger found on an object
/////// some objects have more then 1 input trigger, like players for example
/////// below is a solution that should be removed when InputController is refactored
/////// to support multiple InputTriggers on the target object
if (inputTrigger.gameObject.layer == 8)
{
//This is a player. Attempt to use the player based inputTrigger
P2PInteractions playerInteractions = inputTrigger.gameObject.GetComponent <P2PInteractions>();
if (playerInteractions != null)
{
playerInteractions.Trigger(position);
}
}
return(true);
}
//Allow interact with cupboards we are inside of!
ClosetControl cCtrl = inputTrigger.GetComponent <ClosetControl>();
if (cCtrl && cCtrl.transform.position == PlayerManager.LocalPlayerScript.transform.position)
{
inputTrigger.Trigger(position);
return(true);
}
return(false);
}
}
//if we are holding onto an item like a gun attempt to shoot it if we were not in range to trigger anything
return(InteractHands());
}