private void Awake()
{
if (singleton == null)
{
singleton = this;
}
else if (singleton != this)
{
Destroy(gameObject);
}
}
public RectTransform root; // the root object, the container for all the images
public Character(string _name, bool enableOnStart = true)
{
CharacterManager cm = CharacterManager.instance;
GameObject prefab = Resources.Load("Characters/Character[" + _name + "]") as GameObject; //to locate the ccharacters' files and as a GameObject rather than a normal object
GameObject ob = GameObject.Instantiate(prefab, cm.characterPanel); //to respawn the characters into the scene. it is better than having invoke because you can control this easier
root = ob.GetComponent <RectTransform>();
characterName = _name;
renderers.singleLayerImage = ob.GetComponentInChildren <RawImage>();
if (isMultiLayerCharacter)
{
renderers.cuerpoRenderer = ob.transform.Find("cuerpoLayer").GetComponent <Image>(); //to get the expresions
renderers.expresionRenderer = ob.transform.Find("expresionLayer").GetComponent <Image>();
}
dialogue = SistemaDeDialogo.instance; //since this class is not a MonoBehavior, it is needed to store a reference point using this
enabled = enableOnStart;
}
public ELEMENTS elements; //we use the same name as the class, so we can call it over by using its constructor and also know that this store a point of reference in that clas
void Awake()
{
instance = this; //this assure that this variable will be only use in this scene. I learned this keywork on Javascript
}
