//You'll have to customize these methods with your specific integers if you want to use Dialogue Chains to adjust numbers or use their values as a requirement.
//First: Add your possible ints to the enum ChainIntType (at the end of this script). Feel free to clear the enum of its original values.
//Second: Adjust the switch statements to reflect your own integer variables. In the SetChainInt method, have each variable += amount
public static int GetChainInt(ChainIntType chainInt)
{
switch (chainInt)
{
case ChainIntType.PlayerMelee:
return(TempGameController.instance.player.GetComponent <TempPlayerInfo>().meleeStat);
case ChainIntType.PlayerRanged:
return(TempGameController.instance.player.GetComponent <TempPlayerInfo>().rangedStat);
default:
return(0);
}
}
public static void SetChainInt(ChainIntType chainInt, int amount)
{
switch (chainInt)
{
case ChainIntType.PlayerMelee:
TempGameController.instance.player.GetComponent <TempPlayerInfo>().meleeStat += amount;
break;
case ChainIntType.PlayerRanged:
TempGameController.instance.player.GetComponent <TempPlayerInfo>().rangedStat += amount;
break;
default:
break;
}
}
