private void Update()
{
if (GameplayController.GameIsStopped)
{
return;
}
float newProgress = (sequencerProgress + Time.deltaTime * sequencerSpeed);
newProgress %= 1f;
if (Looped(sequencerProgress, newProgress))
{
SequencerUIInstance.NudgeBar(newProgress); // may have some animation difference?
CyclePassesCallback();
}
else
{
SequencerUIInstance.NudgeBar(newProgress);
}
// for each resource that is further on the timeline than we used to be, and behind where we are now, pop
// if we looped, and we used to be behind a resource, then pop
if (nextResourceTime.HasValue && ShouldProcSequence(nextResourceTime.Value, sequencerProgress, newProgress))
{
Debug.Log($"Spawning resources, progress is {sequencerProgress} and newProgress is {newProgress}");
foreach (ResourceNode resource in ResourcesOnSequencer.Where(kvp => ShouldProcSequence(kvp.Key, sequencerProgress, newProgress)).Select(kvp => kvp.Value))
{
Debug.Log($"Resource Spawning from Sequencer: {resource.RepresentedResource.ResourceName}");
SequencerResourcePopCallback(resource.RepresentedResource);
resource.PingNode();
}
// find the next resource after our new position
// if there isn't one, then find the first on the timeline
if (ResourcesOnSequencer.Any(r => r.Key > newProgress))
{
nextResourceTime = ResourcesOnSequencer.First(r => r.Key > newProgress).Key;
}
else
{
nextResourceTime = ResourcesOnSequencer.First().Key;
}
if (nextResourceTime.HasValue)
{
Debug.Log($"Next Resource Time: {nextResourceTime.Value}");
}
}
sequencerProgress = newProgress;
}
public void AddResource(GameResource resource, float?time = null)
{
if (!time.HasValue)
{
time = Random.Range(.05f, .95f);
}
ResourceNode newNode = SequencerUIInstance.AddResource(resource, time.Value);
ResourcesOnSequencer.Add(time.Value, newNode);
// Detect if we should update the next resource time to this one
// There were good intentions with this code, but it's gotten away from us a bit
if (!nextResourceTime.HasValue || // We don't have a value yet, use this one
(sequencerProgress < time.Value && time < nextResourceTime.Value) || // We have a value, and it's after this new one
(Looped(sequencerProgress, time.Value) && Looped(sequencerProgress, nextResourceTime.Value) && time < nextResourceTime.Value)) // When we loop, this value is next
{
nextResourceTime = time;
}
Debug.Log($"Resource Added to Sequencer: {resource.ResourceName}");
}
