public AiPlayer(T2DAnimatedSprite player, T2DAnimatedSprite actualPlayer)
{
_player = player;
_actualPlayer = actualPlayer;
_count = 0;
_random = new Random(0);
}
protected override bool _OnRegister(TorqueObject owner)
{
if (!base._OnRegister(owner))
return false;
// record our scene object
_sceneObject = owner as T2DAnimatedSprite;
// make sure this component is being used properly
// (this might be too strict, but better safe than sorry)
if (_sceneObject == null || _sceneObject.MountedTo == null)
{
Assert.Fatal(false, "ActorPuppetComponent must be used on a T2DAnimatedSprite that's mounted to a T2DSceneObject that has an ActorComponent. \n\nThe owner of the ActorPuppetComponent will be deleted if this message is ignored.");
owner.MarkForDelete = true;
return false;
}
// find the actor component of the object we're mounted to
if (_sceneObject.MountedTo.TestObjectType(PlatformerData.ActorObjectType))
_master = _sceneObject.MountedTo.Components.FindComponent<ActorComponent>();
// make sure there is a valid actor
if (_master == null)
{
Assert.Fatal(false, "ActorPuppetComponent must be used on a T2DAnimatedSprite that's mounted to a T2DSceneObject that has an ActorComponent. \n\nThe owner of the ActorPuppetComponent will be deleted if this message is ignored.");
owner.MarkForDelete = true;
return false;
}
// create the dummy pivot object
_pivotObject = new T2DSceneObject();
_pivotObject.Size = _master.Actor.Size;
_pivotObject.Position = _master.Actor.Position;
_pivotObject.CreateWithLinkPoints = true;
TorqueObjectDatabase.Instance.Register(_pivotObject);
// get the current offset of the mounted puppet sprite
_sceneObject.SnapToMount();
Vector2 offset = (_sceneObject.Position - _master.Actor.Position) / (_master.Actor.Size / 2);
// account for flipped objects
// (when the mount position is updated it will reverse this if it was supposed to be flipped)
if (_master.Actor.FlipX)
offset.X = -offset.X;
if (_master.Actor.FlipY)
offset.Y = -offset.Y;
// do the big switcheroo
// (mount pivot object offset by actorPivotOffset to the center of the master actor
// scene object and offset by actorPivotOffset)
_pivotObject.LinkPoints.AddLinkPoint("SpriteOffset", offset, 0);
_master.Actor.LinkPoints.AddLinkPoint("Center", Vector2.Zero, 0);
_pivotObject.Mount(_master.Actor, "Center", _actorPivotOffset, 0, true);
_pivotObject.SnapToMount();
_sceneObject.Dismount();
_sceneObject.Mount(_pivotObject, "SpriteOffset", -_actorPivotOffset, 0, true);
_sceneObject.SnapToMount();
// make sure we have the correct mounting settings
// (it's only actually neccesary that TrackMountRotation be false if the
// RotateToGroundSurface is enabled.
// the other field values just make good sense)
_sceneObject.TrackMountRotation = true;
_sceneObject.IsOwnedByMount = true;
_sceneObject.InheritMountFlip = true;
_sceneObject.InheritMountVisibility = true;
_sceneObject.UseMountForce = false;
_pivotObject.TrackMountRotation = false;
_pivotObject.IsOwnedByMount = true;
_pivotObject.InheritMountFlip = true;
_pivotObject.InheritMountVisibility = true;
_pivotObject.UseMountForce = false;
// set the master's AnimatedSprite property to this object
// (note: it's possible that this overwrites another ActorPuppet on the master
// object. as to why you would ever need two animated sprite puppets on the
// same actor, i have no clue)
_master.AnimatedSprite = _sceneObject;
_master.ActorPuppet = this;
// set the proper object type of this component's owner
_sceneObject.SetObjectType(PlatformerData.ActorObjectType, true);
return true;
}
protected override bool _OnRegister(TorqueObject owner)
{
if (!base._OnRegister(owner))
return false;
// store the owner as a static sprite
_actor = owner as T2DSceneObject;
// if there is no animated sprite specified use the owner
if (_animatedSprite == null)
_animatedSprite = _actor as T2DAnimatedSprite;
// set the object type of the scene object
_actor.SetObjectType(PlatformerData.ActorObjectType, true);
// make sure we have both a collision and physics component..
Assert.Fatal(_actor.Collision != null && _actor.Physics != null, "Actor must have a collision component and a physics component.");
// make sure we have collision enabled
_actor.CollisionsEnabled = true;
_actor.Collision.SolveOverlap = true;
// preserve existing collision types, if any
if (_actor.Collision.CollidesWith.Equals(TorqueObjectType.AllObjects))
{
_actor.Collision.CollidesWith = PlatformerData.PlatformObjectType
+ PlatformerData.ActorTriggerObjectType
+ PlatformerData.CollectibleObjectType
+ PlatformerData.DamageTriggerObjecType;
}
else
{
_actor.Collision.CollidesWith += PlatformerData.PlatformObjectType
+ PlatformerData.ActorTriggerObjectType
+ PlatformerData.CollectibleObjectType
+ PlatformerData.DamageTriggerObjecType;
}
// preserve existing early-out object types
_actor.Collision.EarlyOutObjectType += PlatformerData.OneWayPlatformObjectType;
// set the collision delegates
_actor.Collision.OnCollision = OnCollision;
_actor.Collision.TestEarlyOut = TestEarlyOut;
// make sure ProcessCollisionsAtRest is enabled
// (this ensures that our passive DirectionalTriggerComponents work)
_actor.Physics.ProcessCollisionsAtRest = true;
// set default respawn position to the current position
_respawnPosition = _actor.Position;
// if PoolWithComponents is true on the scene object, reset the Actor
if (_actor.PoolWithComponents)
_resetActor();
// notify the controller that this actor spawned
if (Controller != null)
(Controller as ActorController).ActorSpawned(this);
// process any extra data we might have collected from XML
_processXMLDataLists();
// initialize animation manager
// (this will handle all our animations and transitions)
_initAnimationManager();
_health = _maxHealth;
// return true
return true;
}