void Update()
{
if (Input.GetMouseButtonDown(0) && render.sprite != btnPressedSprite && gameConfig.LockGame == false)
{
Vector3 pos = Input.mousePosition;
Collider2D hitCollider = Physics2D.OverlapPoint(Camera.main.ScreenToWorldPoint(pos));
if (hitCollider != null && hitCollider.CompareTag(buttontag))
{
render.sprite = btnPressedSprite;
startMatching = true;
gameConfig.LockGame = true;
delay.Reset();
gameObject.GetComponent <AudioSource>().Play();
Speak.text = "Checking solution...";
}
}
if (checkRemaining)
{
//Object destruction only happens after the current Update cycle, so this check is being done after the matches cycle
checkRemaining = false;
Debug.Log("Remaining Blocks: " + GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("gameblock").Length);
if (GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("gameblock").Length > 0) //Lost
{
gameConfig.GameStatus = "LOSE";
gameConfig.retries++;
Instantiate(LoseMsg, new Vector3(0, 0, 0), transform.rotation);
Speak.text = "Not quite, but I know you can do it!";
}
else //Won
{
gameConfig.GameStatus = "WIN";
gameConfig.CalculatePoints();
Instantiate(WinMsg, new Vector3(0, 0, 0), transform.rotation);
Speak.text = "AMAZING!!!";
}
}
if (startMatching)
{
if (delay.IsReady)
{
MatchAllBlocks();
delay.WaitTime = 1.0F;
delay.Reset();
// This is a really crappy way of ending the matching cycle
// The first time it checks for blocks moving, it's too fast so it doesnt register the block moving
// and this ends the cycle. in order to prevent that, I'm using a variable to check if moving blocks returned 0 four times (no blocks moving)
// if it does, that means the check is accurate so the board has reached a static state, meaning there are no more matches to be made
if (CheckStillBlocks() == 0F) //No blocks are moving
{
interval += 1F;
}
else
{
interval = 0F;
}
if (interval == 4F) //If no blocks were moving during 4 checks in a row
{
startMatching = false; //Stop the matching loop
Debug.Log("Matches ended!");
checkRemaining = true;
gameConfig.LockGame = false;
}
}
}
}