public override void Execute(int score)
{
// add score and re-bind it to "Score" binding.
// This is not optimal from performance standpoint, and merely serves as an example.
// Ideally you would want to define a class like GameModel which contains score field,
// and increment it that way without re-binding.
Rapid.Bind("Score", Score + score);
}
protected override void MapBindings()
{
base.MapBindings();
Rapid.Bind("Score", 0);
Rapid.Bind <StartGameSignal>();
Rapid.Bind <RestartSignal>();
}
protected override void MapBindings()
{
Rapid.Bind <LoadSceneSignal>();
Rapid.Bind <UnloadSceneSignal>();
Rapid.Bind <SceneLoadedSignal>();
Rapid.Bind <SceneUnloadedSignal>();
LoadSceneSignal.AddCommand <LoadSceneCommand>();
UnloadSceneSignal.AddCommand <UnloadSceneCommand>();
}
protected override void MapBindings()
{
base.MapBindings();
Rapid.Bind <AddScoreSignal>(ContextName);
Rapid.Bind <GameOverSignal>(ContextName);
Rapid.Bind <PlayerHitSignal>(ContextName);
Rapid.Bind <EnemyHitSignal>(ContextName);
// this is where we spawn our game entities
Rapid.Bind("EntityRoot", transform.Find("EntityRoot").gameObject, ContextName);
AddScoreSignal.AddCommand <AddScoreCommand>();
PlayerHitSignal.AddCommand <PlayerHitCommand>();
EnemyHitSignal.AddCommand <EnemyHitCommand>();
GameOverSignal.AddCommand <GameOverCommand>();
}
public override void Execute()
{
Rapid.Bind("Score", 0);
CpUnityExtensions.UnloadLevelAdditive <GameOverSceneView>();
}
protected override void MapBindings()
{
base.MapBindings();
Rapid.Bind <UpdateSphereSignal>(ContextName);
}
