/// <summary>
/// Mainline method: Creates a hexagon grid.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="blueprint">The size as well as the type of elements included in the grid.</param>
/// <param name="prefab">A prefab reference to create said grid.</param>
/// <returns>A 2D array of the hexagon grid.</returns>
public static TestBoardModel.Board CreateHexagonGrid(int[,] blueprint, NodeObject prefab)
{
Transform parent = CreateCanvas($"{prefab.name}'s list.");
Board newBoard = new TestBoardModel.Board(blueprint.GetLength(0), blueprint.GetLength(1));
globalNodeViewList = new List <NodeObject>();
int xPos;
for (int x = 0; x < blueprint.GetLength(0); x++)
{
for (int y = 0; y < blueprint.GetLength(1); y++)
{
xPos = y - x / 2;
Team currentTeam =
(blueprint[x, y] > 8 && blueprint[x, y] != 11) ?
(blueprint[x, y] == 14 || blueprint[x, y] == 19) ?
Team.BigRed : (blueprint[x, y] == 16 || blueprint[x, y] == 17) ?
Team.BigGreen : Team.Unoccupied :
(Team)blueprint[x, y]; //O: Massive condition to limit only the bigRed and bigGreen to be used when nessesary.
Vector2Int boardPos = new Vector2Int(x, y);
Vector2 objectPos = SetPosition(new Vector2Int(x, xPos) - new Vector2(newBoard.GetLength(0) / centerPointX, newBoard.GetLength(1) / centerPointY));
//Like here (O)
newBoard[x, y] = new BoardNode(boardPos, objectPos, currentTeam);
//The NodeObject uses the raw information to set its proper color on the node.
globalNodeViewList.Add(NodeObject.CreateNodeObject(prefab, objectPos, (NodeColor)blueprint[x, y], parent, boardPos));
}
}
return(newBoard);
}
