public void Instantiate(QBehavior script, QVector2 pos = default(QVector2), float rotation = 0)
{
script.Parent = QEntity.GetEntity();
script.Parent.World = this;
script.Parent.Script = script;
script.IsDestroyed = false;
script.Transform.Reset();
script.SetName();
CreatorQueue.Enqueue(script.Parent);
CreatorFlag = true;
}
/*Internal Methods*/
/// <summary>
/// Adds all the items in the queue into the scene on the next frame
/// </summary>
internal void ObjectCreator()
{
while (CreatorFlag)
{
//make temp array to store the queue
QEntity[] temp = CreatorQueue.ToArray();
//Add all the queue to the main array
//QGameObjectManager.For(CreatorQueue, o => GameObjects.Add(o.Script));
while (CreatorQueue.Count > 0)
{
Entities.Add(CreatorQueue.Dequeue().Script);
}
//reset the queue for objects that might get added from the OnStart() from the queued objects
CreatorQueue = new Queue <QEntity>();
//Set the flag to false again, Instantiate makes it flip, means we need to load more objects
CreatorFlag = false;
temp.For(o =>
{
if (o.Script is IQLoad l)
{
l.OnLoad(new QLoadContent(Engine, Content));
}
});
//TODO check this
Content.Atlases = QTextureAtlas.CreateAtlases(this);
//Like if the textureAtlas is too big for one image, we create multiple atlases
//and then pretend they are all on one array so the user doesnt have to worry about them
//OnStart can potentially set flag to true
temp.For(o =>
{
if (o.Script is IQStart s)
{
s.OnStart(new QGetContent(Content));
}
});
}
}
