public override void AgentAction(float[] vectorAction, string textAction)
{
var num = Mathf.FloorToInt(vectorAction[0]);
var player = num / numOfActions;
var action = (AllMoves)(num % numOfActions);
var move = new MoveTransaction()
{
player = player, action = action, team = Team
};
FootballMatch.ScheduleTransaction(move);
}
void ProcessMoves()
{
for (int i = 0; i < moveTransactions.Count; i++)
{
MoveTransaction move = moveTransactions[i];
// @TODO: know if its a player, which color it is, and the obj
blackPlayers[move.index] = new Player(move.endPos);
move.obj.transform.position = Pos2DTo3D(move.endPos);
}
moveTransactions.Clear();
}
public void ScheduleTransaction(MoveTransaction moveTransaction)
{
if (moveTransaction.team == Team.Blue)
{
bluePlayerMove = moveTransaction;
}
else
{
redPlayerMove = moveTransaction;
}
if (bluePlayerMove != null && redPlayerMove != null)
{
ExecuteMoves();
bluePlayerMove = null;
redPlayerMove = null;
}
}
void CreateMoveTransactions(List <Player> players, List <GameObject> playerObjs, ActionType action)
{
Vector2 dir = ActionTypeToDirection(action);
Debug.Log(dir);
for (int i = 0; i < players.Count; i++)
{
Player p = players[i];
MoveTransaction move = new MoveTransaction();
move.index = i;
move.obj = playerObjs[i];
move.startPos = p.pos;
move.endPos = p.pos + dir;
moveTransactions.Add(move);
}
// @TODO: create moves for pieces of both colors, and invalidate certain moves
// What happens when you push against a structure that has a part that doesnt move?
// Does nothing move, or do we allow the players to become separated? Could be interesting!
}
