// ----------------------------------------------------------------
// Doers
// ----------------------------------------------------------------
public void UpdateBeamView()
{
int numBeamSegments;
// Oh, if my Beam has been destroyed, say it's got no segments; just stop rendering it completely. (There will be a small visual inconsistency, but it's almost impossible to notice.)
if (!MyBeam.IsInPlay)
{
numBeamSegments = 0;
}
else
{
numBeamSegments = MyBeam.NumSegments;
}
// Make more segments if we need them!
int numNewSegmentViews = numBeamSegments - segmentViews.Count;
for (int i = 0; i < numNewSegmentViews; i++)
{
segmentViews.Add(GetNewSegmentView());
}
// Activate/deactivate the right ones!
for (int i = 0; i < numBeamSegments; i++)
{
BoardOccupant sourceOccupant = MyBeam.GetSegment(i).SourceOccupant;
BoardObjectView sourceView = MyBoardView.TEMP_GetObjectView(sourceOccupant);
segmentViews[i].Activate(sourceView);
}
for (int i = numBeamSegments; i < segmentViews.Count; i++)
{
segmentViews[i].Deactivate();
}
}
virtual public void UpdateVisualsPostMove()
{
// Snap to correct rotation/scale (no animating for now, no need).
Rotation = GetRotationFromMyObject();
Scale = GetScaleFromMyObject();
// Animate from old to new pos!
Vector2 posFrom = MyBoardView.BoardToPos(MyTile.ColRow - MyTile.PrevMoveDelta);
Vector2 posTo = GetPosFromMyObject();
LeanTween.cancel(this.gameObject);
SetPos(posFrom); // start there now.
LeanTween.value(this.gameObject, SetPos, posFrom, posTo, 0.18f).setEaseOutQuint();
}
protected Vector2 GetPosFromMyObject()
{
return(MyBoardView.BoardToPos(MyTile.ColRow));
}
