public static void MoveBackward(GameObject player)
{
// Works the same as above but x and y are flipped
Vector2 dir = AIDirectionBehaviour.GetRotationVector(player);
AIBasicBehaviour.GetController(player).playerController.playerMovement.MovePlayer(-dir.x, -dir.y);
}
public static void MoveForward(GameObject player)
{
/* This method moves player forward but it does not
* take care of the direction. To make the player run to the ball
* use RunToTheBall method.
*/
Vector2 dir = AIDirectionBehaviour.GetRotationVector(player);
AIBasicBehaviour.GetController(player).playerController.playerMovement.MovePlayer(dir.x, dir.y);
}
public static void LookAt(GameObject player, GameObject o)
{
/* This method makes the player look at the object.
* This is usually used to make the player look at the ball.
* First, the position of the object we want to look at, in regards of the player
* is found and then the player is rotated.
*/
float x = o.transform.position.x - player.transform.position.x;
float y = o.transform.position.y - player.transform.position.y;
AIBasicBehaviour.GetController(player).playerRotator.Rotate(x, y);
}
public static void MoveForward(GameObject player, float x, float y)
{
/* x and y are not the position of the object but the vector towards it.
*/
AIBasicBehaviour.GetController(player).playerController.playerMovement.MovePlayer(x, y);
}
public static void LookAt(GameObject player, float x, float y)
{
AIBasicBehaviour.GetController(player).playerRotator.Rotate(x - player.transform.position.x, y - player.transform.position.y);
}