public UnitModel SpawnUnit(UnitData unitData, AllianceType alliance, WorldPosition position
//IFactory<UnitModel, Ability2> ability2Factory,
//IFactory<UnitModel, Ability3> ability3Factory,
//IFactory<UnitModel, Ability4> ability4Factory,
//IFactory<UnitModel, Ability5> ability5Factory
)
{
var unit = _unitFactory.Create(unitData, alliance);
unit.SetPosition(position);
foreach (var unitAbility in unitData.abilityIDs)
{
var ability = _abilityRepository.CreateAbilityFromId(unitAbility.AbilityId, unit, unitAbility.AbilityOverride ? unitAbility.AbilityOverrideData : null);
unit.Abilities.Add(ability);
_commandProcessor.AddCommand(ability);
}
/* I tried and couldn't get this to work
* ITargetAbility abil1 = ability2Factory.Create (unit); //this is not at all how it will really work
* _commandProcessor.AddCommand (abil1);
* unit.abilities [1] = abil1;
*
* ITargetAbility abil2 = ability5Factory.Create (unit);
* _commandProcessor.AddCommand (abil2);
* unit.abilities [2] = abil2;
*
* ITargetAbility abil3 = ability4Factory.Create (unit);
* _commandProcessor.AddCommand (abil3);
* unit.abilities [3] = abil3;
*
* ITargetAbility abil4 = ability3Factory.Create (unit);
* _commandProcessor.AddCommand (abil4);
* unit.abilities [4] = abil4;
*
*/
_worldModel.Units.Add(unit);
//load up abilities; add them to unit: stored inside configuration of unit as array of string IDs.
//helper class: takes ability registry: unit manager and spawn unit command: create ability by ID: pass the string,
//and it returns the real IAbility state. That class will take the configuration ability data, define
//what kind of class we will create for this particular ability.
return(unit);
}
public UnitModel SpawnUnit(UnitData unitData, AllianceType alliance, WorldPosition position)
{
var unit = _unitFactory.Create(unitData, alliance);
unit.SetPosition(position);
foreach (var unitAbility in unitData.abilityIDs)
{
var ability = _abilityRepository.CreateAbilityFromId(unitAbility.AbilityId, unit, unitAbility.AbilityOverride ? unitAbility.AbilityOverrideData : null);
unit.Abilities.Add(ability);
_commandProcessor.AddCommand(ability);
}
_worldModel.Units.Add(unit);
//load up abilities; add them to unit: stored inside configuration of unit as array of string IDs.
//helper class: takes ability registry: unit manager and spawn unit command: create ability by ID: pass the string,
//and it returns the real IAbility state. That class will take the configuration ability data, define
//what kind of class we will create for this particular ability.
return(unit);
}