private void Update()
{
if (AnimationGateData == null)
{
return;
}
AnimationGate firstTruthyGate = AnimationGateData
.Where(x => x.IsTruthy())
.FirstOrDefault();
if (firstTruthyGate != null)
{
SpriteAnimator.PlayAnimation(firstTruthyGate.playAnimation);
}
}
private void Update()
{
if (AnimationGateData == null)
{
return;
}
/*
* We need to check:
* - if anim was interupter, if the state has changed
* - keep a record of that state 'if' the animator just exited
* - if it did just exit, but the state has not changed, and we only
* wish to play it once, then we know that we cannot push that animation
* until its state has reset again.
*/
// This ONLY applies to animations that have an exit routine.
// TOOD: Make a list out of this, more robust.
if (SpriteAnimator.JustExited)
{
dissallow = SpriteAnimator.CurrentAnimName;
}
// Check if anything's being dissallowed
if (dissallow.Length > 0)
{
// Check if the state's returned to what's acceptable
AnimationGate dissallowedGate = AnimationGateData.FirstOrDefault(x => x.playAnimation == dissallow);
dissallow = dissallowedGate.IsTruthy() != truthValue ? string.Empty : dissallow;
}
AnimationGate firstTruthyGate = AnimationGateData
.Where(x => x.playAnimation != dissallow && x.IsTruthy())
.OrderByDescending(x => x.interrupts)
.FirstOrDefault();
if (firstTruthyGate != null && !SpriteAnimator.IsCurrent(firstTruthyGate.playAnimation))
{
SpriteAnimator.PlayAnimation(firstTruthyGate.playAnimation);
// Expected value needed to reset (could be no longer true, or false)
if (firstTruthyGate.interrupts)
{
truthValue = firstTruthyGate.IsTruthy();
}
}
}