//This function creates rooms with a specified setting. Currently it is only used to give tiles a color.
protected LDRoom CreateRoom(IntVector2 currentPos, int[] roomSize, LDRoomSettings setting, bool fixColor)
{
LDRoom newRoom = ScriptableObject.CreateInstance <LDRoom>();
//Check if there already is a room here. In that case, we want to add the new cells to that room
//If there is a room, it is stored in newRoom
if (!OverlapsRoom(currentPos, roomSize, ref newRoom))
{
Debug.Log(string.Format("Creating Room of [{0}, {1}], color: {2}", roomSize[0], roomSize[1], setting.floorMaterial.name));
newRoom.settings = setting;
}
else
{
Debug.Log("Expanding Room.");
}
//Add cells to the room, whether it is new or not
for (int x = currentPos.x - roomSize[0] / 2; x < currentPos.x + roomSize[0] / 2; x++)
{
for (int z = currentPos.z - roomSize[1] / 2; z < currentPos.z + roomSize[1] / 2; z++)
{
if (ContainsCoordinates(new IntVector2(x, z)))
{
cells[x, z].AddToRoom(newRoom, fixColor);
}
}
}
return(newRoom);
}
public LDCell()
{
////we should be able to find these automatically, but I get a weird bug.
//closedForm = transform.GetChild(0).gameObject;
//openForm = transform.GetChild(1).gameObject;
//indicator = transform.GetChild(2).gameObject;
room = null;
CanChangeColor = true;
}
public void AddToRoom(LDRoom _room, bool fixColor)
{
room = _room;
room.Add(this);
openForm.SetActive(true);
closedForm.SetActive(false);
if (CanChangeColor)
{
openForm.GetComponent <Renderer>().material = room.settings.floorMaterial; // We only have a floor
CanChangeColor = fixColor;
}
}
protected bool OverlapsRoom(IntVector2 currentPos, int[] roomSize, ref LDRoom room)
{
for (int x = currentPos.x - roomSize[0] / 2; x < currentPos.x + roomSize[0] / 2; x++)
{
for (int z = currentPos.z - roomSize[1] / 2; z < currentPos.z + roomSize[1] / 2; z++)
{
if (ContainsCoordinates(new IntVector2(x, z)))
{
if (cells[x, z].room != null)
{
room = cells[x, z].room;
return(true);
}
}
}
}
return(false);
}