public Drag(Actor self, WPos start, WPos end, int length)
{
positionable = self.Trait <IPositionable>();
movement = self.TraitOrDefault <IMove>();
disableable = movement as IDisabledTrait;
this.start = start;
this.end = end;
this.length = length;
}
public Drag(Actor self, WPos start, WPos end, int length)
{
positionable = self.Trait<IPositionable>();
movement = self.TraitOrDefault<IMove>();
disableable = movement as IDisabledTrait;
this.start = start;
this.end = end;
this.length = length;
}
public Drag(Actor self, WPos start, WPos end, int length)
{
positionable = self.Trait <IPositionable>();
disableable = self.TraitOrDefault <IMove>() as IDisabledTrait;
this.start = start;
this.end = end;
this.length = length;
IsInterruptible = false;
}
public Turn(Actor self, int desiredFacing, bool setIsMoving = false, bool isInterruptible = true)
{
disablable = self.TraitOrDefault <IMove>() as IDisabledTrait;
facing = self.Trait <IFacing>();
this.desiredFacing = desiredFacing;
this.setIsMoving = setIsMoving;
IsInterruptible = isInterruptible;
// This might look confusing, but the current implementation of Mobile is both IMove and IDisabledTrait,
// and this way we can save a separate Mobile trait look-up.
mobile = disablable as Mobile;
}
public Turn(Actor self, int desiredFacing)
{
disablable = self.TraitOrDefault <IMove>() as IDisabledTrait;
this.desiredFacing = desiredFacing;
}
public Turn(Actor self, int desiredFacing)
{
disablable = self.TraitOrDefault<IMove>() as IDisabledTrait;
this.desiredFacing = desiredFacing;
}
