public void Snap()
{
float offsetFromSurface = SourcePrefab.OffsetFromGridSurface;
if (ObjectSnapping.Get().SnapSurfaceType != SnapSurfaceType.GridCell)
{
offsetFromSurface = SourcePrefab.OffsetFromObjectSurface;
}
if (AllShortcutCombos.Instance.PlaceGuideBehindSurfacePlane.IsActive())
{
offsetFromSurface *= -1.0f;
}
if (AllShortcutCombos.Instance.SnapCenterToCenter.IsActive())
{
ObjectSnapping.Get().SnapObjectHierarchyToCenterOfSnapSurface(gameObject, ObjectPlacement.Get().CenterProjectedGuidePivotPoint, ObjectPlacement.Get().ProjectedGuidePivotPoints, offsetFromSurface);
}
else
{
ObjectSnapping.Get().SnapObjectHierarchy(gameObject, ObjectPlacement.Get().ProjectedGuidePivotPoints, offsetFromSurface);
}
PersistentObjectPlacementGuideData.Get().LastUsedWorldPosition = _transform.position;
}
private void Start()
{
// Note: We will always ensure that the guide is placed in the last position which it had before
// it was destroyed. Although not strictly necessary, it is more pleasent than to see it
// suddenly snap to position <0, 0, 0> every time an Undo/Redo operation is performed or
// when the scripts are recompiled.
// Note: This has to be done from the 'Start' function because here we can be sure that the object
// which holds the persistent guide data has been created.
gameObject.transform.position = PersistentObjectPlacementGuideData.Get().LastUsedWorldPosition;
}
public void RegisterCurrentPosition()
{
PersistentObjectPlacementGuideData.Get().LastUsedWorldPosition = _transform.position;
}
public void SetWorldPosition(Vector3 position)
{
_transform.position = position;
PersistentObjectPlacementGuideData.Get().LastUsedWorldPosition = _transform.position;
}
