public void UnloadCanon()
{
canonCapsule.GetComponent <SoupData>().theSoup = null;
isLoaded = false;
Debug.Log("Canon unloaded and removed soup data.");
currentSoup = null;
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //
// ------------------------- After we "CookSoup()", we use the returned soup and create a Soup object and attach the appropriate Soup stats to the SoupData script. ------------------------- //
public void MakeSoup()
{
Soup newSoup = CookSoup();
Transform newSoupOrb = GameObject.Instantiate(soupOrb, soupOrb.position, soupOrb.rotation);
// The setting active is moved to the State Machine because of the added cooking timer mechanic. //
//newSoupOrb.gameObject.SetActive(true);
SoupData newSoupsData = newSoupOrb.GetComponent <SoupData>();
newSoupsData.theSoup = newSoup;
// Setting max amount of "portions" of soup. The player can keep grabbing soup until they've depleted all the portions. //
// Hey get out of here! If you want to set the portion sizes do it through the inspector ! //
//newSoupsData.currentPortions = 5;
//newSoupsData.maxPortions = 5;
occupyingSoup = newSoupOrb;
// Setting the colour of the occupying soup. //
Material newMaterial = new Material(waterShader);
newMaterial.SetColor("Color_6EDA1D08", gameManager.colourManager.ConvertColour(newSoup.colour));
occupyingSoup.GetComponent <Renderer>().material = newMaterial;
// Removing and resetting stuff to do with the water display. //
RemoveWater();
}
public void LoadCanon(Soup theDataToLoad)
{
isLoaded = true;
// Actual loading of soup data. //
canonCapsule.GetComponent <SoupData>().theSoup = theDataToLoad;
Debug.Log("Canon loaded and received data successfully.");
currentSoup = canonCapsule.GetComponent <SoupData>();
}
