/// <inheritdoc />
public void Tick()
{
//Don't need to do this if we aren't moving
if (isMoving)
{
using (SyncObj.Lock())
{
//Double check locking
if (!isMoving)
{
return;
}
GameObject worldObject = WorldObjectMap[EntityGuid.ComputeEntityGuid(EntityType.Player, SlotModel.SlotSelected)];
//From old movement
//Vector3.Magnitude(lastPosition - transform.position) > Vector3.kEpsilon
if (Vector3.Magnitude(LastPosition - worldObject.transform.position) > Vector3.kEpsilon)
{
LocalPlayerNetworkController.UpdatedMovementLocation(worldObject.transform.position, worldObject.transform.rotation);
//TODO: This design is such that the above statement will be true the first time around. This could be bad for the first time the player moves
LastPosition = worldObject.transform.position;
}
}
}
}
/// <inheritdoc />
public void Tick()
{
if (currentTimeSince < timeSendInterval)
{
currentTimeSince += Time.deltaTime;
return;
}
//Don't need to do this if we aren't moving
if (isMoving)
{
using (SyncObj.Lock())
{
//Only reset if we're actually moving. Want to broadcast right away.
currentTimeSince = 0.0f;
//Double check locking
if (!isMoving)
{
return;
}
GameObject worldObject = WorldObjectMap[EntityGuid.ComputeEntityGuid(EntityType.Player, SlotModel.SlotSelected)];
//From old movement
//Vector3.Magnitude(lastPosition - transform.position) > Vector3.kEpsilon
if (Vector3.Magnitude(LastPosition - worldObject.transform.position) > Vector3.kEpsilon)
{
LocalPlayerNetworkController.UpdatedMovementLocation(worldObject.transform.position, worldObject.transform.rotation);
//TODO: This design is such that the above statement will be true the first time around. This could be bad for the first time the player moves
LastPosition = worldObject.transform.position;
}
}
}
}
/// <inheritdoc />
protected override async void OnEventFired(object source, MovementInputChangedEventArgs args)
{
//State doesn't need to change if this is true
//but it SHOULDN'T be true, as the event should not be
//broadcasted
if (CurrentMovementArgs == args)
{
return;
}
//It's ok to capture the sync context here, we'll need it to touch the GameObject
//and the Transform.
using (var l = await SyncObj.LockAsync())
{
//If the input says NOT MOVING but we are MOVING
//then we need to end the movement and then send a movement finished command
if (!args.isMoving && isMoving)
{
GameObject worldObject = WorldObjectMap[EntityGuid.ComputeEntityGuid(EntityType.Player, SlotModel.SlotSelected)];
//It's important that this doesn't capture the sync context otheriwse it could block Update from finishing (causing deadlock)
//since it needs to wait on SyncContext to be serviced by Unity3D in fixed update. It's CRITICAL that we do NOT block on the main thread
//or such a deadlock will occur.
await LocalPlayerNetworkController.StopMovementAsync(worldObject.transform.position, worldObject.transform.rotation)
.ConfigureAwait(false);
//We tell the controller to stop moving and we set our movement here to false.
isMoving = false;
}
else
{
isMoving = true; //it probably already is true but it doesn't hurt to set it again.
}
CurrentMovementArgs = args;
}
}