public void StopIfPlaying()
{
if (handle != null)
{
handle.Stop();
}
}
//
IEnumerator ShockPlayer()
{
//This serves as the 'Is Coroutine Running' variable
CurrentlyShocking = true;
//This is a construct for our repetition of the traversal effect.
float delay = .4f;
//Prevent the loop/effect from running forever.
int breakout = 0;
//A handle for canceling the shock when the condition is no longer true.
HapticHandle shockHandle = null;
//This is the loop that will re-start the impulse
//Remember that CurrentShocking is a bool from outside this function. Meaning it can be turned off and then we leave the loop.
while (CurrentlyShocking && breakout < 25)
{
//Finally, don't forget to play the effect.
shockHandle = shockImpulse.Play();
//Wait before the next zap
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(delay));
//Max of X Zaps.
breakout++;
}
//If we stop shocking the player, we want to clean up the last effect played. This means when the player stops touching the outlet, they stop getting shocked.
shockHandle.Stop();
//Mark that we aren't shocking the player.
CurrentlyShocking = false;
}
private void ReleaseArrowHaptics()
{
if (HapticEffectWhenDrawAndReleased)
{
pulledHandle.Stop();
if (pulled)
{
pulled = false;
var impulse = ImpulseGenerator.BeginEmanatingEffect(WhichSide, 2);
impulse.WithEffect(hapticOnRelease).WithDuration(.25f).WithAttenuation(.8f);
impulse.Play();
}
}
ResetPulledHaptic();
}