private void HandleWorldObjectCollision(GameObject colObj)
{
BaseWorldObject baseObjComp = colObj.GetComponent <BaseWorldObject>();
Tagger tagger = baseObjComp.tagger;
if (tagger.tags.Contains(TagTypes.Obstacle))
{
// we hit an obstacle so switch direction
SwitchDirection();
}
}
private void CreateNew_WorldObject()
{
WorldObjectScript worldObjectScript = target as WorldObjectScript;
PickableScript pickableScript = target as PickableScript;
ActorScript actorScript = target as ActorScript;
var dir = NewFolder(target.gameObject.name);
var path = $"{dir}/{target.gameObject.name}.prefab";
var prefab1 = PrefabUtility.SaveAsPrefabAssetAndConnect(target.gameObject, path, InteractionMode.UserAction);
BaseWorldObject baseWorldObject = new BaseWorldObject();
baseWorldObject.ID = worldObjectScript.Get_ObjectRefData().formID.BaseID;
baseWorldObject.gameModel = prefab1;
objectDatabase.Data.allBaseWorldObjects.Add(baseWorldObject);
}
/// <summary>
/// Populates the given <see cref="BaseWorldObject"/> with the next available global ID.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="obj">A <see cref="BaseWorldObject"/>. On return, its <see cref="BaseWorldObject.ObjectID"/> will
/// be set to a valid identifier if it wasn't already.</param>
/// <remarks>All instantiated objects in the world have a sequential identifier. This helper method
/// just manages the assignment of these identifiers in a thread-safe way.</remarks>
public static void NextObjectID(BaseWorldObject obj)
{
// The idea behind this constant is to give a window where we need to restart at 0. Theoretically
// by the point you reach almost 2 billion world objects instantiated, the ones at the bottom are
// long gone, but you may need to adjust to your needs.
const int ROLLOVER = Int32.MaxValue - 100000;
if (obj == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("obj");
}
if (obj.ObjectID == BaseWorldObject.OBJECT_ID_INVALID)
{
obj.ObjectID = Interlocked.Increment(ref lastObjID);
if (lastObjID > ROLLOVER)
{
Interlocked.Exchange(ref lastObjID, 0);
}
}
}
