public void SpawnImmigrant(Node start, Structure requester, Prole immigrant)
{
//by the way: it's way easier to deal with the starting point as a node than a structure, especially because we don't need to know where the immigrant came from
// no matter how weird that we instantiate 'end' here but not 'start'
Queue <Node> path = new Pathfinder(worldController.Map).FindPath(start, new Node(requester), "Immigrant");
if (path.Count == 0)
{
return;
}
GameObject go = worldController.SpawnObject("Walkers", "Immigrant", start);
Walker w = go.GetComponent <Walker>();
w.world = worldController;
w.Destination = requester;
w.SetPath(path);
w.SetPersonData(immigrant); //data for immigrant moving into house
w.Activate();
immigrant.EvictHouse(false); //quit current house if they have one, but don't quit work because they're still here
if (immigrant.Employed)
{
immigrant.QuitWork();
}
}
public void SpawnEmigrant(Node start, Prole emigrant)
{
GameObject mapEntrance = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("MapEntrance");
if (mapEntrance == null)
{
return;
}
Node end = new Node(mapEntrance.GetComponent <Structure>());
Queue <Node> path = new Pathfinder(worldController.Map).FindPath(start, end, "Emigrant");
if (path.Count == 0)
{
return;
}
GameObject go = worldController.SpawnObject("Walkers", "Emigrant", start);
//GameObject go = Instantiate(Resources.Load<GameObject>("Walkers/Emigrant"));
//go.transform.position = mapExit.transform.position;
//go.name = "Emigrant";
Walker w = go.GetComponent <Walker>();
w.world = worldController;
w.Destination = mapEntrance.GetComponent <Structure>();
w.SetPersonData(emigrant);
w.SetPath(path);
w.Activate();
//evict house at the very end to remove homeNode and remove prole data from house
//quit job too because they're leaving the city
emigrant.EvictHouse(false);
emigrant.QuitWork();
//RemoveResidents(ExcessResidents);
}
