private IEnumerator DisplaySequence(UIDisplay uiDisplay)
{
HideAll();
DecideIfShowTransition(uiDisplay);
var timer = 0.0f;
while (timer < HidingTime)
{
yield return(null);
timer += Time.deltaTime;
}
HideAllInstantly();
uiGroups.TryGetValue(uiDisplay, out currentUIGroup);
Assert.IsNotNull(currentUIGroup, "UIGroup not found:" + uiDisplay + " currentUIGroup:" + currentUIGroup);
currentUIGroup.Show();
// Level loading does not put away the transition, it is put away by the gameplay
PutAwayTransition();
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(0.5f));
if (uiDisplay == UIDisplay.MainMenu)
{
// don't do this until the screen is covered with the transition
CoreGameControl.DisableGameRenderers();
CoreConnector.CameraControl.DisableGameCamera();
CoreConnector.CameraControl.DisableVisuals();
}
}
public static void UpdateMainLoop()
{
CoreGameControl.ManageControls();
CoreConnector.CoreGameControl.SetWorldSidePositionToMatchPlayer();
CoreConnector.Player.ManageGamePlay();
CoreConnector.Levels.UpdateLoop();
}
public static void LateUpdateMainLoop()
{
var lastPos = CoreConnector.Player.GetCurrentPosition();
// this is where the tunnel effect will go, constantly animating
// rotate the camera down
CoreConnector.CameraControl.AngleCameraForLevelComplete();
// now move the player around
CoreGameControl.ManageControls();
var pos = CoreConnector.GameInput.GetShipPosition();
CoreConnector.Player.MoveToTargetPosition(pos);
CoreConnector.GameInput.PositionShipWithDisplayOffset();
// add rotation to the players model
CoreConnector.GameInput.differenceInMovement = lastPos - pos;
CoreConnector.Player.ManageAndDisplayPlayerRotation();
}
