/** lineRotation: Which way is the line pointing right now? */
private void AddLineRecursively(Vector2 _pos, float _rot)
{
Vector2 offset = MathUtils.GetVectorFromDeg(_rot) * 1f; // actually OFFSET it a little bit FORWARD! So I can reflect off a mirror without being unable to escape it.
BeamRendererCollision coll = colliderArena.GetBeamRendererCollision(_pos + offset, _rot);
// Add this line!
lines[numLines] = new Line(_pos, coll.pos);
numLines++;
// Safety check: If we're somehow out of lines, we can stop here. :)
if (numLines >= lines.Length)
{
return;
}
// How does this collision end??
switch (coll.collType)
{
case BeamRendererCollision.Types.End: // We've hit a regular wall? Stop adding!
return;
//case BeamRendererCollision.Types.Reflect: // Oh, a reflection off a Mirror? Add another point!
//AddPointRecursively (collision.exitRotation);
//return;
case BeamRendererCollision.Types.WarpFlipH: // Warp? Add another line!
case BeamRendererCollision.Types.WarpFlipV:
AddWarpLineRecursively(coll);
return;
}
}
/// Gets the necessary info for adding a new line via a warp, adds it, and keeps looking.
private void AddWarpLineRecursively(BeamRendererCollision coll)
{
float angleIn = coll.angleIn;
Vector2 posIn = coll.pos;
float loc = LineUtils.PosToLoc(coll.collLine.line, posIn);
// Translate pos/rot in to pos/rot out.
float angleOut;
switch (coll.collLine.collType)
{
case BeamRendererCollision.Types.WarpFlipH:
angleOut = MathUtils.FlipDegHorz(angleIn);
break;
case BeamRendererCollision.Types.WarpFlipV:
angleOut = MathUtils.FlipDegVert(angleIn);
break;
default:
angleOut = angleIn;
break;
}
Line lineOut = coll.collLine.lineOut;
Vector2 posOut = lineOut.LocToPos(loc);
AddLineRecursively(posOut, angleOut);
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------
// Getters
// ----------------------------------------------------------------
/** beamAngle: in DEGREES. */
public BeamRendererCollision GetBeamRendererCollision(Vector2 beamPos, float beamAngle)
{
// Make a huge-ass line! Note: I'm doing line-line collision instead of ray-line collision because there's less code and it's easier to understand.
Line beamLine = new Line(beamPos, beamPos + MathUtils.GetVectorFromDeg(beamAngle) * 100000);
// Get the CLOSEST line-on-line collision!
BeamRendererCollision closestColl = new BeamRendererCollision(null, beamLine.end, beamAngle); // default this to the farthest theoretical collision possible.
float closestDist = float.PositiveInfinity;
Vector2 intPos;
foreach (BeamRendererColliderLine collLine in allColliderLines)
{
bool isIntersection = LineUtils.GetIntersectionLineToLine(out intPos, beamLine, collLine.line);
if (isIntersection) // There IS an intersection!
{
float intDist = Vector2.Distance(intPos, beamLine.start);
if (closestDist > intDist) // It's the closest one yet! Update the values I'm gonna return!
{
closestDist = intDist;
closestColl.pos = intPos;
closestColl.SetCollLine(collLine);
closestColl.angleIn = beamAngle;
//float lineAngle = collLine.line.GetAngleDeg();
//closestColl.exitRotation = MathUtils.GetAngleReflection (beamAngle, lineAngle);
// Debug.Log ("lineAngle: " + lineAngle + " pos: " + intPos + " closestCollisionDist: " + closestCollisionDist);
// Debug.Log ("beamAngle: " + beamAngle + " lineAngle: " + lineAngle + " exitRotation: " + closestCollision.exitRotation);
}
}
}
return(closestColl);
// // Oh, jeez. SOMEhow we didn't intersect with anything, not even my outer bounds!! This is an error. Just return a made-up intersection at the end of the fake line we used.
// Debug.LogWarning ("Oops! A BeamRenderer didn't have a collision with ANYthing! It should at least be hitting the Arena's bounds.");
// return new BeamRendererCollision(false, beamAngle, beamLine.end);
}