public static bool beginCollisionWithPlayer(ChipmunkArbiter arbiter)
{
ChipmunkShape shape1, shape2;
arbiter.GetShapes(out shape1, out shape2);
Goomba goomba = shape1.GetComponent <Goomba>();
Player player = shape2.GetComponent <Player>();
if (goomba.dieAnim.isDying() || player.isDying())
{
arbiter.Ignore(); // avoid the collision to continue since this frame
return(false); // avoid the collision to continue since this frame
}
goomba.idle.setIdle(true);
// if collides from top then kill the goomba
if (GameObjectTools.isHitFromAbove(goomba.transform.position.y, shape2.body, arbiter))
{
goomba.die();
// makes the player jumps a little upwards
player.forceJump();
}
// kills Player
else
{
arbiter.Ignore(); // avoid the collision to continue since this frame
LevelManager.Instance.loseGame(true); // force die animation
}
// Returning false from a begin callback means to ignore the collision response for these two colliding shapes
// until they separate. Also for current frame. Ignore() does the same but next frame.
return(true);
}
public static bool beginCollisionWithPowerUp(ChipmunkArbiter arbiter)
{
ChipmunkShape shape1, shape2;
arbiter.GetShapes(out shape1, out shape2);
Goomba goomba = shape1.getOwnComponent <Goomba>();
PowerUp powerUp = shape2.getOwnComponent <PowerUp>();
if (goomba.dieAnim.isDying())
{
return(false); // avoid the collision to continue since this frame
}
else
{
powerUp.Invoke("destroy", 0f); // a replacement for Destroy
goomba.die();
}
// Returning false from a begin callback means to ignore the collision response for these two colliding shapes
// until they separate. Also for current frame. Ignore() does the same but next fixed step.
return(false);
}
