public void UpdateBunkerResources()
{
FoodInBunker.text = "Food\n" + ResourceHolder.GetFood().Count;
WaterInBunker.text = "Water\n" + ResourceHolder.GetWater().Count;
MedicalSuppliesInBunker.text = "Medical Supplies\n" + ResourceHolder.GetMedicalSupplies().Count;
WeaponsInBunker.text = "Weapons\n" + ResourceHolder.GetWeapon().Count;
}
public bool ReduceResources()
{
List <Food> food = ResourceHolder.GetFood();
List <MedicalSupplies> medicalSupplies = ResourceHolder.GetMedicalSupplies();
List <Water> water = ResourceHolder.GetWater();
List <Weapon> weapon = ResourceHolder.GetWeapon();
//did the player die? if so don't even bother with anything else
if (food.Count < foodReduction || water.Count < waterReduction || medicalSupplies.Count < medicalSuppliesReduction || weapon.Count < weaponsReduction)
{
//player is dead...... do something
Debug.Log("Player died from lack of resources");
DeathScreen.instance.EnableDeathScreen("Not having enough resources to survive");
return(false);
}
else
{
//remove food from bunker
for (int i = 0; i < foodReduction; i++)
{
ResourceHolder.Bunker.Remove(food[i]);
}
//remove water from bunker
for (int i = 0; i < waterReduction; i++)
{
ResourceHolder.Bunker.Remove(water[i]);
}
//remove meds from player
for (int i = 0; i < medicalSuppliesReduction; i++)
{
ResourceHolder.Bunker.Remove(medicalSupplies[i]);
}
//remove weapons from player
for (int i = 0; i < weaponsReduction; i++)
{
ResourceHolder.Bunker.Remove(weapon[i]);
}
//increase the reduction for next time this function is called
IncreaseReduction();
//update the UI for in bunker
UIManager.instance.UpdateBunkerResources();
//had enough resources to live?
return(true);
}
}
