// Fun fact, scriptable objects created at runtime will not be kept.
public DATA_Play FConvertPlayToDATA(string sName)
{
DATA_Play play = new DATA_Play();
play.mName = sName;
// get array of all ED_Roles? Then save them.
PE_Role[] roles = FindObjectsOfType <PE_Role>();
play.mPlayerRoles = new DT_PlayerRole[roles.Length];
for (int i = 0; i < roles.Length; i++)
{
DT_PlayerRole temp = new DT_PlayerRole();
temp.mRole = roles[i].mRole;
// temp.mStart = roles[i].mStartPos;
temp.mTag = roles[i].mTag;
// find the position from the field position.
float fMetersToPixels = 50f / rField.GetComponent <RectTransform>().rect.width; // field is 50 meters
temp.mStart.x = (roles[i].transform.position.x - rField.transform.position.x) / fMetersToPixels;
// adjust for starting on 10.
temp.mStart.y = (roles[i].transform.position.y - rField.transform.position.y) / fMetersToPixels + 15f;
// oh lol, forgot to add detail.
temp.mDetail = roles[i].mDetails;
play.mPlayerRoles[i] = temp;
}
return(play);
}
public Vector2 FConvertWorldSpaceToYardsFromCenter(float fFieldW, PE_Field rField, Vector2 vWorldPos)
{
float fMetersToPixels = fFieldW / rField.GetComponent <RectTransform>().rect.width;
Vector2 vPos = new Vector2();
vPos.x = (vWorldPos.x - rField.transform.position.x) / fMetersToPixels;
vPos.y = (vWorldPos.y - rField.transform.position.y) / fMetersToPixels;
return(vPos);
}
// We also have to destroy the roles currently in the scene.
public void FLoadPlay(DATA_Play play)
{
PE_Role[] roles = FindObjectsOfType <PE_Role>();
for (int i = 0; i < roles.Length; i++)
{
Destroy(roles[i].gameObject);
}
Debug.Log("Play: " + play.mName);
for (int i = 0; i < play.mPlayerRoles.Length; i++)
{
PE_Role role = Instantiate(PF_PlayerRole, transform.position, transform.rotation);
role.mTag = play.mPlayerRoles[i].mTag;
role.mRole = play.mPlayerRoles[i].mRole; // just a string now.
role.mDetails = play.mPlayerRoles[i].mDetail;
role.mStartPos.x = play.mPlayerRoles[i].mStart.x;
role.mStartPos.y = play.mPlayerRoles[i].mStart.y;
// Here I'm making sure that the players always start on whole numbers, even if the play is not saved that way.
role.mStartPos.x = (float)System.Math.Round((double)role.mStartPos.x, 0);
role.mStartPos.y = (float)System.Math.Round((double)role.mStartPos.y, 0);
// okay, now actually make it spawn in the right spot.
// update. I guess we need to work in pixels.
float fMetersToPixels = 50f / rField.GetComponent <RectTransform>().rect.width;
Vector3 vPos = new Vector3();
vPos.x = rField.transform.position.x + role.mStartPos.x * fMetersToPixels;
vPos.y = rField.transform.position.y + role.mStartPos.y * fMetersToPixels;
// set the y to the 10 yard line, normalized. That is where I decided the play starts from.
vPos.y -= 15f * fMetersToPixels;
role.transform.position = vPos;
}
// Since the old ones are garbage now.
cSelector.FGetNewReferences();
}