public void StartMoving(Vector3Int[] path, int pathLength, bool isAttacking)
{
this.path = path;
this.pathLength = pathLength;
this.isAttacking = isAttacking;
// There is no path to traverse, move along to actions that occur at the end of moving.
if (pathLength == 0)
{
MoveEnd();
}
else
{
// Setting up variables which are needed to begin the movement.
isMoving = true;
Vector3Int unitPos = new Vector3Int((int)transform.position.x, (int)transform.position.y, 0);
moveTimer = 0f;
currentTileIndex = 0;
movingPos = new Vector2(path[currentTileIndex].x, path[currentTileIndex].y);
// This little logic (used later as well) swings the player's sprite a bit to appear somewhat funky!
if (rotateBool)
{
endRot = new Vector3(0, 0, rotateRange);
}
else
{
endRot = new Vector3(0, 0, -rotateRange);
}
// Updating the direction and the walkability of our past tile.
UpdateDirection(unitPos, path[currentTileIndex]);
MovementManager.instance.UpdateTileWalkability(unitPos, true, null);
// Spawns dust in the opposite direction to where we are going. Needs pooling!
Vector2 startDustPos = new Vector2(unitPos.x + 0.5f, unitPos.y + 0.2f);
Transform dust = PoolingManager.instance.GetObject(dustParticle, startDustPos).transform;
StartCoroutine(dust.GetComponent <Dust>().DustMove(lastDirection * -1, dustDepleteSpeed));
// Update eye visuals.
if (transform.CompareTag("Player"))
{
visuals.MoveEyes(lastDirection);
}
}
}
