private void OnRemoveCandiesPressed()
{
if (CandyCornManager.GetTotalCandyCorn() >= 5)
{
CandyCornManager.RemoveCandyCorn(ADDCANDIES);
}
}
// called by the TargetSelector once it has selected targets
public void SetTargetedCombatants(GameObject[] targetedCombatants)
{
CandyCornManager.RemoveCandyCorn(CandyCornCost);
Debug.Log($"Ability about to continue! Got {targetedCombatants.Length} {targetedCombatants.GetType()}");
TargetedCombatants = targetedCombatants;
Debug.Log($"Should be targetting {TargetedCombatants[0].GetType()}");
if (TargetedCombatants[0].TryGetComponent(out EnemyCombatant e)) // Kinda heavy on performance, but I am not sure how to check the class without getting the component
{
FaceEnemyInCombat();
}
ContinueAbilityAfterTargeting();
}