// I realize the "weaknesses" and "strengths" terminology is a little backwards here
// but being hit by a "weakness" has an advantageous effect (usually) and being hit
// by a "strength" has a disadvantageous effect (usually)
public override void Interact(int potionFlags)
{
foreach (Elements element in weaknesses)
{
if (PersistentInteraction.Recognized(potionFlags, element))
{
SpriteRenderer sprite = transform.Find("Light").GetComponent <SpriteRenderer>();
if (!sprite.enabled)
{
sprite.enabled = true;
OnLight();
}
}
}
foreach (Elements element in strengths)
{
if (PersistentInteraction.Recognized(potionFlags, element))
{
SpriteRenderer sprite = transform.Find("Light").GetComponent <SpriteRenderer>();
if (sprite.enabled)
{
sprite.enabled = false;
OnFizzle();
}
}
}
}
public virtual void Interact(int potionFlags)
{
foreach (Elements element in weaknesses)
{
if (PersistentInteraction.Recognized(potionFlags, element))
{
Damage(1);
}
}
}
protected virtual void OnCollisionStay2D(Collision2D other)
{
HomebrewFlags flagData = other.gameObject.GetComponent <HomebrewFlags>();
if (flagData != null)
{
foreach (Elements element in weaknesses)
{
if (PersistentInteraction.Recognized(flagData.Flags, element))
{
OnStay(flagData.Flags);
}
}
}
}
