/*
* This method exchanges the Child of the GameObject the script is attached to (Player1 or Player2) with
* an instance of the prefab that has been set in the classes-array in the Unity inspector.
* The classes get changed according to their index in the array (0 - first).
* It afterwards sets the new Player-GameObject as the new target of the camera.
*/
private IEnumerator ChangeClass(bool changedDownwards)
{
// The transform of the player gets saved, afterwards the old Player-Gameobject gets destroyed
Transform newPlayerTransform = playerObject.transform;
Destroy(playerObject.gameObject);
// The player switches his class from fairy to the next class
if (classes[currentClassIndex].name == "fairy")
{
hasFairy = false;
}
// Increments the Index
UpdateCurrentClassIndex(changedDownwards);
// This prohibits both players from being a fairy at the same time
if (classes[currentClassIndex].name == "fairy" && (hasFairy || otherPlayer.isDead))
{
UpdateCurrentClassIndex(changedDownwards);
}
// Instantiates the new GameObject
playerObject = Instantiate(classes[currentClassIndex],
newPlayerTransform.position,
newPlayerTransform.rotation,
gameObject.transform) as GameObject;
SetAxis();
// The player now is a fairy
if (classes[currentClassIndex].name == "fairy")
{
hasFairy = true;
}
// Sets the target for the fairy
SetFairyTarget();
playerObject.GetComponentInChildren <MovingObj>()._hitpoints = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("HP" + gameObject.name);
// Setting the new player as target of the camera
cameraControl.SetTarget(playerNumber - 1, playerObject);
// Change the portrait to fit the new class
UpdateClassUI();
cdmanager.StartChangeClassCD();
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(0.25f));
Subject.Notify("Player changed class");
Subject.Notify("Player changed class", currentClassIndex);
}