//--------- this short example method visualizes: ---------\\
//*instantiate a walker object and a path at runtime,
//*add path reference to our WaypointManager so other have access to it
//*set path container of path instantiated in method above ("RuntimePath1") and start moving
//*change path at runtime - switch from "RuntimePath1" to "RuntimePath2"
void Example2()
{
GUI.Label(new Rect(10, 60, 120, 30), "Example 2");
if (!walkerObj2 && GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 85, 130, 25), "Instantiate Objects"))
{
//instantiate walker prefab
walkerObj2 = (GameObject)Instantiate(walkerPrefab, position3.position, Quaternion.identity);
walkerObj2.name = "Soldier@" + System.DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay;
//instantiate path prefab
newPath2 = (GameObject)Instantiate(pathPrefab, position3.position, Quaternion.identity);
//rename the path to ensure it is unique
newPath2.name = "RuntimePath@" + System.DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay;
//add newly instantiated path to the WaypointManager dictionary
WaypointManager.AddPath(newPath2);
}
if (walkerObj2 && !walkeriM2 && GUI.Button(new Rect(140, 85, 130, 25), "Start Movement"))
{
//get iMove component of this walker object, here we cache it once
walkeriM2 = walkerObj2.GetComponent <iMove>();
//set path container to path instantiated above - access WaypointManager dictionary
//and start movement on new path
walkeriM2.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath2.name]);
}
//change instantiated path position from position1 to position2 or vice versa
if (newPath1 && newPath2 && GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 85, 130, 25), "Switch Path"))
{
//set moveToPath boolean of instantiated walker to true,
//so on calling SetPath() it does not appear at the new path but walks to it instead
if (!walkeriM2)
{
walkeriM2 = walkerObj2.GetComponent <iMove>();
}
walkeriM2.moveToPath = true;
//set path container from newPath1 to newPath2 or vice versa
//- access WaypointManager dictionary and start movement on new path
if (walkeriM2.pathContainer == WaypointManager.Paths[newPath1.name])
{
walkeriM2.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath2.name]);
}
else
{
walkeriM2.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath1.name]);
}
//you could call also that function within one line like this,
//if you don't need to change other iMove properties:
//walkeriM2.GetComponent<iMove>().SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath1.name]);
//or
//walkeriM2.SendMessage("SetPath", WaypointManager.Paths[newPath1.name]);
}
}
//--------- this short example method visualizes: ---------\\
//*instantiate a walker object and a path at runtime
//*add path reference to our WaypointManager so other have access to it
//*set path container of this object and start moving
//*reposition path (walker object automatically gets new waypoint positions)
//*stop movement
//*continue movement
IEnumerator RuntimeInstantiation()
{
//instantiate walker prefab
GameObject walkerObj = (GameObject)Instantiate(walkerPrefab, transform.position, Quaternion.identity);
//instantiate path prefab
GameObject newPath = (GameObject)Instantiate(pathPrefab, transform.position, Quaternion.identity);
//rename the path to ensure it is unique
newPath.name = "RuntimePath1";
//add newly instantiated path to the WaypointManager dictionary
WaypointManager.AddPath(newPath);
//get iMove component of this walker object
iMove walkeriM = walkerObj.GetComponent <iMove>();
//set path container to path instantiated above - access WaypointManager dictionary
//and start movement on new path
walkeriM.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths["RuntimePath1"]);
Debug.Log("[RuntimeExample.cs] Ex1: Instantiated: " +
newPath.name + " and " + walkerObj.name + " running.");
//wait few seconds
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(5));
//change instantiated path position so we can distinguish it from example two
//get path transform and reposition it 10 z units further away
newPath.transform.position += new Vector3(-20, 0, 0);
Debug.Log("[RuntimeExample.cs] Ex1: Repositioned: " + newPath.name);
//wait few seconds
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(10));
//stop any movement and reset to first waypoint
walkeriM.Reset();
//to only stop it instead, use
//walkeriM.Stop();
Debug.Log("[RuntimeExample.cs] Ex1: Resetted: " + walkerObj.name);
//wait few seconds
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(10));
//set moveToPath boolean of instantiated walker to true,
//so on calling StartMove() it does not appear at the next waypoint but walks to it instead
walkeriM.moveToPath = true;
//continue movement
walkeriM.StartMove();
Debug.Log("[RuntimeExample.cs] Ex1: Continued movement on: " + newPath.name);
}
//--------- this short example method visualizes: ---------\\
//*instantiate a walker object and a path at runtime,
//*reposition path, but our walker object does not use it yet
//*add path reference to our WaypointManager so other have access to it
//*set path container of path instantiated in method above ("RuntimePath1") and start moving
//*change path at runtime - switch from "RuntimePath1" to "RuntimePath2"
IEnumerator ChangePathAtRuntime()
{
//instantiate walker prefab
GameObject walkerObj = (GameObject)Instantiate(walkerPrefab, transform.position, Quaternion.identity);
//instantiate path prefab
GameObject newPath = (GameObject)Instantiate(pathPrefab, transform.position, Quaternion.identity);
//rename the path to ensure it is unique
newPath.name = "RuntimePath2";
//change instantiated path position so we can distinguish it from example one
newPath.transform.position += new Vector3(24.5f, 0, 0);
//add newly instantiated path to the WaypointManager dictionary
WaypointManager.AddPath(newPath);
//get iMove component of this walker object
iMove walkeriM = walkerObj.GetComponent <iMove>();
//set half speed of this walker
walkeriM.speed /= 2;
//set path container to path instantiated in "RuntimeInstantiation()"
//- access WaypointManager dictionary and start movement on new path
walkeriM.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths["RuntimePath1"]);
Debug.Log("[RuntimeExample.cs] Ex2: Instantiated: " +
newPath.name + " and " + walkerObj.name + " running on RuntimePath1.");
//you could call that function within one line if you don't need to change other iMove properties:
//walkerObj.GetComponent<iMove>().SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths["RuntimePath1"]);
//or
//walkerObj.SendMessage("SetPath", WaypointManager.Paths["RuntimePath1"]);
//wait few seconds
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(5));
//set moveToPath boolean of instantiated walker to true,
//so on calling SetPath() it does not appear at the new path but walks to it instead
walkeriM.moveToPath = true;
//change path to the path instantiated in this method,
//- switch from "RuntimePath1" to "RuntimePath2"
walkeriM.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath.name]);
Debug.Log("[RuntimeExample.cs] Ex2: " + walkerObj.name + " changed path to: " + newPath.name);
}
//--------- this short example visualizes: ---------\\
//*instantiate a walker object and a path at runtime
//*add path reference to our WaypointManager so other have access to it
//*set path container of this object and start moving
//*reposition path (walker object automatically gets new waypoint positions)
//*stop movement
//*continue movement
void Example1()
{
GUI.Label(new Rect(10, 5, 120, 30), "Example 1");
if (!walkerObj1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 30, 130, 25), "Instantiate Objects"))
{
//instantiate walker prefab
walkerObj1 = (GameObject)Instantiate(walkerPrefab, position1.position, Quaternion.identity);
walkerObj1.name = "Soldier@" + System.DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay;
//instantiate path prefab
newPath1 = (GameObject)Instantiate(pathPrefab, position1.position, Quaternion.identity);
//rename the path to ensure it is unique
newPath1.name = "RuntimePath@" + System.DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay;
//add newly instantiated path to the WaypointManager dictionary
WaypointManager.AddPath(newPath1);
}
if (walkerObj1 && !walkeriM1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(140, 30, 130, 25), "Start Movement"))
{
//get iMove component of this walker object, here we cahce it once
walkeriM1 = walkerObj1.GetComponent<iMove>();
//set path container to path instantiated above - access WaypointManager dictionary
//and start movement on new path
walkeriM1.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath1.name]);
}
//change instantiated path position from position1 to position2 or vice versa
if (newPath1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 30, 130, 25), "Reposition Path"))
{
Transform path = newPath1.transform;
if (path.position == position1.position)
path.position = position2.position;
else
path.position = position1.position;
}
//stop and reset movement to the first waypoint
if (walkerObj1 && walkeriM1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(140, 30, 130, 25), "Reset Walker"))
{
walkeriM1.Reset();
walkeriM1 = null;
}
//stop any movement for the time being
if (walkerObj1 && walkeriM1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(270, 30, 100, 25), "Stop Walker"))
{
walkeriM1.Stop();
//don't call this method in hoMove if you want to resume the animation later,
//call .Pause() and .Resume() instead
}
//continue movement
if (walkerObj1 && walkeriM1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(370, 30, 100, 25), "Continue Walk"))
{
//set moveToPath boolean of instantiated walker to true,
//so on calling StartMove() it does not appear at the next waypoint but walks to it instead
walkeriM1.moveToPath = true;
//continue movement
walkeriM1.StartMove();
}
}
//--------- this short example method visualizes: ---------\\
//*instantiate a walker object and a path at runtime,
//*add path reference to our WaypointManager so other have access to it
//*set path container of path instantiated in method above ("RuntimePath1") and start moving
//*change path at runtime - switch from "RuntimePath1" to "RuntimePath2"
void Example2()
{
GUI.Label(new Rect(10, 60, 120, 30), "Example 2");
if (!walkerObj2 && GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 85, 130, 25), "Instantiate Objects"))
{
//instantiate walker prefab
walkerObj2 = (GameObject)Instantiate(walkerPrefab, position3.position, Quaternion.identity);
walkerObj2.name = "Soldier@" + System.DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay;
//instantiate path prefab
newPath2 = (GameObject)Instantiate(pathPrefab, position3.position, Quaternion.identity);
//rename the path to ensure it is unique
newPath2.name = "RuntimePath@" + System.DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay;
//add newly instantiated path to the WaypointManager dictionary
WaypointManager.AddPath(newPath2);
}
if (walkerObj2 && !walkeriM2 && GUI.Button(new Rect(140, 85, 130, 25), "Start Movement"))
{
//get iMove component of this walker object, here we cache it once
walkeriM2 = walkerObj2.GetComponent<iMove>();
//set path container to path instantiated above - access WaypointManager dictionary
//and start movement on new path
walkeriM2.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath2.name]);
}
//change instantiated path position from position1 to position2 or vice versa
if (newPath1 && newPath2 && GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 85, 130, 25), "Switch Path"))
{
//set moveToPath boolean of instantiated walker to true,
//so on calling SetPath() it does not appear at the new path but walks to it instead
if (!walkeriM2) walkeriM2 = walkerObj2.GetComponent<iMove>();
walkeriM2.moveToPath = true;
//set path container from newPath1 to newPath2 or vice versa
//- access WaypointManager dictionary and start movement on new path
if (walkeriM2.pathContainer == WaypointManager.Paths[newPath1.name])
walkeriM2.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath2.name]);
else
walkeriM2.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath1.name]);
//you could call also that function within one line like this,
//if you don't need to change other iMove properties:
//walkeriM2.GetComponent<iMove>().SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath1.name]);
//or
//walkeriM2.SendMessage("SetPath", WaypointManager.Paths[newPath1.name]);
}
}
void Start()
{
iScript = GetComponent<iMove>();
hoScript = GetComponent<hoMove>();
thisObject = transform;
}
//--------- this short example visualizes: ---------\\
//*instantiate a walker object and a path at runtime
//*add path reference to our WaypointManager so other have access to it
//*set path container of this object and start moving
//*reposition path (walker object automatically gets new waypoint positions)
//*stop movement
//*continue movement
void Example1()
{
GUI.Label(new Rect(10, 5, 120, 30), "Example 1");
if (!walkerObj1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 30, 130, 25), "Instantiate Objects"))
{
//instantiate walker prefab
walkerObj1 = (GameObject)Instantiate(walkerPrefab, position1.position, Quaternion.identity);
walkerObj1.name = "Soldier@" + System.DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay;
//instantiate path prefab
newPath1 = (GameObject)Instantiate(pathPrefab, position1.position, Quaternion.identity);
//rename the path to ensure it is unique
newPath1.name = "RuntimePath@" + System.DateTime.Now.TimeOfDay;
//add newly instantiated path to the WaypointManager dictionary
WaypointManager.AddPath(newPath1);
}
if (walkerObj1 && !walkeriM1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(140, 30, 130, 25), "Start Movement"))
{
//get iMove component of this walker object, here we cahce it once
walkeriM1 = walkerObj1.GetComponent <iMove>();
//set path container to path instantiated above - access WaypointManager dictionary
//and start movement on new path
walkeriM1.SetPath(WaypointManager.Paths[newPath1.name]);
}
//change instantiated path position from position1 to position2 or vice versa
if (newPath1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 30, 130, 25), "Reposition Path"))
{
Transform path = newPath1.transform;
if (path.position == position1.position)
{
path.position = position2.position;
}
else
{
path.position = position1.position;
}
}
//stop and reset movement to the first waypoint
if (walkerObj1 && walkeriM1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(140, 30, 130, 25), "Reset Walker"))
{
walkeriM1.Reset();
walkeriM1 = null;
}
//stop any movement for the time being
if (walkerObj1 && walkeriM1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(270, 30, 100, 25), "Stop Walker"))
{
walkeriM1.Stop();
//don't call this method in hoMove if you want to resume the animation later,
//call .Pause() and .Resume() instead
}
//continue movement
if (walkerObj1 && walkeriM1 && GUI.Button(new Rect(370, 30, 100, 25), "Continue Walk"))
{
//set moveToPath boolean of instantiated walker to true,
//so on calling StartMove() it does not appear at the next waypoint but walks to it instead
walkeriM1.moveToPath = true;
//continue movement
walkeriM1.StartMove();
}
}
void Start()
{
iScript = GetComponent <iMove>();
hoScript = GetComponent <hoMove>();
thisObject = transform;
}
