private void Start()
{
questionButtons = new List <QuestionButton>();
accusationButtons = new List <QuestionButton>();
knowledgeButton.onClick.AddListener(() => { QuestionHandler.ProbeClue(new Clue("Knowledge", "Preliminary knowledge the character knows.")); });
//AddClue("Case", new Clue("Knowledge", ""));
//questionButtons.Add(new QuestionButton(questionCloseButton, new Clue()));
print(DialogueHandler.GetCulpritName());
}
/// <summary>
/// Accuses the last character talked to of the murder.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="accusationBasis">The Clue that the player determined as the reason for the murder.</param>
public void AccuseCharacter(Clue accusationBasis)
{
// Check if we have the right tags first.
string[] requiredAccusationTags = DialogueHandler.GetRequiredAccusationClueTags();
// Since we only need to accuse one clue and have to have the other unlocked, make sure
// we passed in one of them and have them unlocked in the Journal.
if (requiredAccusationTags.Contains(accusationBasis.ClueTag))
{
// We passed in a correct clue, now let's make sure we have them unlocked in the journal.
foreach (string tag in requiredAccusationTags)
{
if (!Journal.Instance.HasDiscoveredClue(tag))
{
IncorrectAccusation(accusationBasis);
return;
}
}
}
// We didn't pass in a correct clue to begin with, so
// automatically an incorrect accusation.
else
{
IncorrectAccusation(accusationBasis);
return;
}
// We passed in the right clues. Now let's make sure we are accusing the right character!
string characterAccused = NPCInteraction.activeCharacter.Name;
string culpritName = DialogueHandler.GetCulpritName();
// The name's match! We chose correctly.
if (characterAccused == culpritName)
{
CorrectAccusation(accusationBasis);
}
// The name's mismatched, so incorrect accusation.
else
{
IncorrectAccusation(accusationBasis);
}
}
private void CorrectAccusation(Clue clue)
{
string result = "You made the right accusation! " + NPCInteraction.activeCharacter.Name + " == " + DialogueHandler.GetCulpritName() + " is the culprit!\n";
result += "Clue passed in: " + clue.ClueTag;
HandleEndGame(true);
}
