public override void OnStartLocalPlayer()
{
gameObject.name = "LOCAL Player";
remotePScript.enabled = false;
localPScript.enabled = true;
CmdSetColor();
score = 0;
scored_ThisRound = 0;
scored_TimeBonus = 0;
scored_FirstBonus = false;
scored_WasGuessed = false;
AudioManagerScript.instance.PlaySFX(AudioManagerScript.SFXClips.DanceTogether);
GUIManagerScript.SetRulesButton(true);
GUIManagerScript.SetPregameParent(true);
GUIManagerScript.SetSongSetButton(true);
SetReady(false);
if (isServer)
{
GUIManagerScript.versionText.text = "v" + versionNum + " Host";
}
else
{
GUIManagerScript.versionText.text = "v" + versionNum + " Client";
}
base.OnStartLocalPlayer();
}
public void RpcStartGame(int s)
{
songID = s;
scored_ThisRound = 0;
scored_TimeBonus = 0;
scored_FirstBonus = false;
scored_WasGuessed = false;
//playerParent.GetComponent<PlayerParentScript>().Unlock();
// Bullshit code. Temp? Maybe not?
// What if player WAS ready, but now that we're actually starting they are no longer?
// Too late for them! Let's double check
if (!ready)
{
Assert.IsFalse(ready, "Player wasn't ready, but the server thought they were!");
// Oh noes! What do we do? Let's cheat:
SetReady(true);
// See buddy, you were ready the whole time, right?
}
ResetMatch();
if (isLocalPlayer)
{
GUIManagerScript.SetButton(false);
GUIManagerScript.SetBackButton(false);
Color clr = ColorScript.GetColor(GetColor());
clr = clr * 0.5f;
GUIManagerScript.SetNumberInputFieldColor(clr);
GUIManagerScript.ClearNumberInput();
GUIManagerScript.SetSongSetButton(false);
//Hacky bullshit for finding which kind of game we're in?
GameManagerScript gameManager = FindObjectOfType <GameManagerScript>();
Assert.IsNotNull <GameManagerScript>(gameManager);
int index = gameManager.GetSongSet();
AudioManagerScript.instance.StartGameMusic(index);
GUIManagerScript.SetClassicGameParent(color, ColorScript.GetColor(color), ColorScript.GetColorName(color));
localPScript.reminded = false;
}
List <CaptainsMessPlayer> players = GetPlayers();
foreach (CaptainsMessPlayer player in players)
{
NetworkedPlayerScript nps = player.GetComponent <NetworkedPlayerScript>();
if (!nps.isLocalPlayer)
{
player.GetComponent <NetworkedPlayerScript>().playerButton.SetActive(true);
player.GetComponent <NetworkedPlayerScript>().playerButton.GetComponent <Button>().interactable = true;
}
}
}
public void RpcEndGame()
{
SetReady(false);
if (isLocalPlayer)
{
GUIManagerScript.SetButton(true);
GUIManagerScript.SetBackButton(false);
AudioManagerScript.instance.EndGameMusic();
AudioManagerScript.instance.PlayRoundEnd(scored_GuessedCorrect);
GUIManagerScript.HideClassicGameParent();
GUIManagerScript.SetSongSetButton(true);
}
}
// Redundant? Possible. But I am not sure
// Unity says this is the one to use, yet OnDestroy works and possibly works better?
// Let's do both to be safe.
new void OnDestroy()
{
//print("Player was was destroyed");
if (playerButton != null)
{
Destroy(playerButton);
}
if (isLocalPlayer)
{
GUIManagerScript.SetPregameParent(false);
GUIManagerScript.SetButton(false);
GUIManagerScript.SetRulesButton(false);
GUIManagerScript.SetBackButton(false);
GUIManagerScript.HideClassicGameParent();
GUIManagerScript.SetSongSetButton(false);
if (GUIManagerScript.countdownText != null)
{
GUIManagerScript.countdownText.enabled = false;
}
if (AudioManagerScript.instance != null)
{
AudioManagerScript.instance.StopSFX();
AudioManagerScript.instance.EndGameMusic();
AudioManagerScript.instance.StartMenuMusic();
}
}
// If this is a client player on the server then OnClientExitLobby will not be called.
// Call it here instead.
if (networkManager.IsHost() && networkManager.localPlayer != this)
{
OnClientExitLobby();
}
base.OnDestroy();
}
