// turn the player to the specified location
public Vector3 changeMoveDirection(Vector3 newDirection, bool rotateRight)
{
if (turnPlatform[(int)ObjectLocation.Center] != null)
{
turnOffset += moveDirection * (turnPlatform[(int)ObjectLocation.Center].turnLengthOffset + localDistance[(int)ObjectLocation.Center]);
}
moveDirection = newDirection;
// don't change move directions if there are still turn objects. It is about to be game over anyway since multiple turns aren't supported this closely
if (infiniteObjectHistory.getBottomTurnInfiniteObject(true))
{
stopObjectSpawns = true;
return(turnOffset);
}
ObjectLocation turnLocation = (rotateRight ? ObjectLocation.Right : ObjectLocation.Left);
localDistance[(int)ObjectLocation.Center] = localDistance[(int)turnLocation];
localSceneDistance[(int)ObjectLocation.Center] = localSceneDistance[(int)turnLocation];
localPlatformHeight[(int)ObjectLocation.Center] = localPlatformHeight[(int)turnLocation];
localSceneHeight[(int)ObjectLocation.Center] = localSceneHeight[(int)turnLocation];
turnPlatform[(int)ObjectLocation.Center] = turnPlatform[(int)turnLocation];
turnPlatform[(int)ObjectLocation.Right] = turnPlatform[(int)ObjectLocation.Left] = null;
// The center objects and the objects in the location opposite of turn are grouped togeter with the center object being the top most object
for (int i = 0; i < 2; ++i)
{
InfiniteObject infiniteObject = infiniteObjectHistory.getTopInfiniteObject((turnLocation == ObjectLocation.Right ? ObjectLocation.Left : ObjectLocation.Right), i == 0);
// may be null if the turn only turns one direction
if (infiniteObject != null)
{
InfiniteObject centerObject = infiniteObjectHistory.getBottomInfiniteObject(ObjectLocation.Center, i == 0);
infiniteObject.setInfiniteObjectParent(centerObject);
}
}
infiniteObjectHistory.turn(turnLocation);
if (turnPlatform[(int)ObjectLocation.Center] != null)
{
setupPlatformTurn();
}
return(turnOffset);
}