public void DoMove(MoleEnemyController c, GameObject o)
{
// Is in range, so he fight!
if (c.IsAtMeleeRange() == true)
{
// Chance that he flee the fight to charge again!
if (RandomHelper.tossRandom(c.chanceChargeInMelee * Time.deltaTime))
{
//Debug.Log("[MELEE] Flee melee to charge again!!!! Yeeaaaah!");
c.SetState(MoleStateFactory.creaChargePlayer());
}
}
// Try to stay on range, if not, go on range
// There is a little chance he try to charge again instead of following
else if (c.IsAtMeleeRange() == false)
{
if (RandomHelper.tossRandom(c.changeChargeOnPlayerFlee * Time.deltaTime))
{
//Debug.Log("[MELEE] Player Flee and enemy try to charge again!!");
c.SetState(MoleStateFactory.creaChargePlayer());
}
else
{
//Debug.Log("[MELEE] Try to fight but enemy to far away");
EnemyMovements.MoveTowardPlayer(c, o, c.meleeWalkSpeed);
}
}
}
public void DoMove(MoleEnemyController c, GameObject o)
{
// Look for player, can see only at specific distance
// If player is not in vision, do nothing (Yeah, that's kind of stupid behavior, but time is running low)
float distance = Mathf.Abs(o.transform.position.x - c.gameObject.transform.position.x);
if (distance > c.seePlayerDistance)
{
return; // Do nothing XD (He's so stupid)
}
// Move toward player
EnemyMovements.MoveTowardPlayer(c, o, c.walkspeed);
if (c.IsAtChargeRange() == 0)
{
//If reached chargerange
c.SetState(MoleStateFactory.creaChargePlayer());
}
else if (c.IsAtMeleeRange())
{
// If is not at chargerange but at meleerange
c.SetState(MoleStateFactory.creaMeleeAttack());
}
}
public void StopRunningAway()
{
// This function is a for state behavior. It's actually a design issue and should be handled in RunAway state
// However, for simplicity for this game jam, I put it here for now
this.SetState(MoleStateFactory.creaChargePlayer());
}
