CallumP.TradeSys.Controller controller;//the controller script
void Awake ()
{
tS = gameObject.GetComponent<CallumP.TradeSys.Trader> ();//need to get the Trader script
collect = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag (CallumP.TradeSys.Tags.C).GetComponent<CallumP.TradeSys.Controller> ().pickUp;//get the pickUP option in the controller
controller = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag (CallumP.TradeSys.Tags.C).GetComponent<CallumP.TradeSys.Controller> ();//get the controller script
}//end Awake
float textshow;//the time when the pickup text was first shown. this is so that after a time, it will disappear
void Start()
{
controller = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag(CallumP.TradeSys.Tags.C).GetComponent<CallumP.TradeSys.Controller>();//Get the controller. This should be the only gameobject with the controller tag.
//The TradeSys tags are stored like this to make it easier to find and means that there are no typos which could cause issues!
spaceRemaining = cargoSpace;//set the space remaining to the cargo space allowed. This is because it is easier to use the remaining space as a variable
//and not have to recalculate it each time
cargo = new int[controller.goods.Count][];
for (int g = 0; g < controller.goods.Count; g++)
cargo[g] = new int[controller.goods[g].goods.Count];
int unitCount = controller.units.units.Count;//get the number of units defined in the controller
if (unitCount > 0)//if there are units defined
unitLabel += controller.units.units[unitCount - 1].suffix;//then get the suffix of the highest one
InvokeRepeating("UpdatePrices", 0, controller.updateInterval);//call the update prices method so will automatically update the prices at the same
//frequency as the controller may be
}//end Start
