//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
public void Init()
{
_gameController = GameController.Instance;
//Get the positions in front of the player heroes, that's where the baddie will move to for attacking
int len = BaddieAttackPositions.Length;
_baddieAttackPositions = new Vector2[len];
int cnt = -1;
while (++cnt != len)
{
_baddieAttackPositions[cnt] = BaddieAttackPositions[cnt].position;
BaddieAttackPositions[cnt].gameObject.SetActive(false); //No longer needed
}
int world = DataManager.Data.World;
//Get our Character_SO
BaddieCharData = DataManager.Data.BaddieCharacter;
//Set the name
var baddieNames = DataManager.Data.BaddieNames;
BaddieCharData.Name = baddieNames[wrap(world - 1, 0, baddieNames.Length)];
//We don't care about the baddies XP, just it's level, as that affects it's stats
BaddieCharData.Level = _gameController.SquadHandler.GetHighestHeroLevel();
//Attack and defence values
int attackValue = Random.Range(10, 20);
int defenceValue = 35 - attackValue;
//We're going to cheat here a little and weaken the baddie on world 1 as we want the player to win the first
//time they play
if (DataManager.Data.World == 1)
{
defenceValue -= 10;
}
BaddieCharData.Attack = attackValue;
BaddieCharData.Defence = defenceValue;
//Hardcoded 5 baddie types, it *is* a tight deadline
int baddieAnims = wrap(world, 0, 5);
Animation_SO animData = _gameController.BaddieAnimationDataHolder.CharacterAnimFrames[baddieAnims];
//Finally we can populate our (anti)Hero's data
Baddie.SetInitialHealth(200); //They've got to have more health than the player
Baddie.ThisHero = Hero.HeroType.Baddie;
Baddie.Init(BaddieCharData, animData);
}
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//Here we're going to set up our squad, i.e. pull our data in and place it gently into the Hero instances
public void Init()
{
_gameController = GameController.Instance;
//Get the position the player squad will move to to perform an attack (We can turn off the gameObject afterwards,
//it's just to make life easier in the Editor)
_playerAttackPosition = PlayerAttackPosition.position;
PlayerAttackPosition.gameObject.SetActive(false);
List <Character_SO> chars = DataManager.Data.GetPlayerSquad();
_numberOfSelectedCharacters = chars.Count;
//Populate Hero(s) with our juicy data
Hero heroRef;
int cnt = -1;
while (++cnt != _numberOfSelectedCharacters)
{
heroRef = Squad[cnt];
heroRef.ThisHero = Hero.HeroType.Player;
heroRef.heroID = cnt;
heroRef.SetInitialHealth(100);
heroRef.AttackPosition = _playerAttackPosition;
//Get the correct animation SO for this character
Animation_SO animData = _gameController.PlayerAnimationDataHolder.CharacterAnimFrames[chars[cnt].ID];
//Init him, init him good and proper
heroRef.Init(chars[cnt], animData);
}
//Turn off any we're not using
cnt--;
while (++cnt != 3)
{
Squad[cnt].gameObject.SetActive(false);
}
//Get a reference to our baddie
_target = _gameController.BaddieHandler.Baddie;
}
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public void Init(Character_SO CharacterData, Animation_SO animData)
{
_gameController = GameController.Instance;
_hud = _gameController.HUD;
_characterData = CharacterData;
_animFrames = animData;
//Flip the sprite if it's a baddie
HeroSprite.flipX = ThisHero == HeroType.Baddie;
//Set up the default frame
_animOffset = Random.Range(0, 3); //So the idle animations aren't in perfect sync
HeroSprite.sprite = _animFrames.IdleFrames[_animOffset];
_animIdleLength = _animFrames.IdleFrames.Length;
_animWalkingLength = _animFrames.WalkingFrames.Length;
AnimationState = AnimationTypes.Idle;
_healthBarScale = Vector2.one;
_healthBarXScaleTarget = 1;
}
