private void ExitState()
{
this.enabled = false;
tileHighlight.SetActive(false);
GameManager.instance.DeselectPiece(movingPiece);
movingPiece = null;
TileSelector selector = GetComponent <TileSelector>();
GameManager.instance.NextPlayer();
selector.EnterState();
}
private void ExitState()
{
this.enabled = false;
numOfAttackTiles = 0;
tileHighlight.SetActive(false);
GameManager.instance.DeselectPiece(movingPiece);
movingPiece = null;
availableMoves.Clear();
TileSelector selector = GetComponent <TileSelector>();
selector.EnterState();
}
private void CancelMove()
{
enabled = false;
foreach (GameObject highlight in locationHighlights)
{
Destroy(highlight);
}
TileSelector selector = GetComponent <TileSelector>();
selector.EnterState();
}
private void CancelMove()
{
this.enabled = false;
foreach (GameObject highlight in locationHighlights)
{
Destroy(highlight);
}
GameManager.instance.DeselectPiece(movingPiece);
TileSelector selector = GetComponent <TileSelector>();
selector.EnterState();
}
void ExitState()
{
this.enabled = false;
tileHighlight.SetActive(false);
GameManager.instance.DeselectPiece(movingPiece);
movingPiece = null;
TileSelector selector = GetComponent <TileSelector>();
GameManager.instance.NextPlayer();
selector.EnterState();
foreach (GameObject hightlight in localtionHighlights)
{
Destroy(hightlight);
}
}
// cleans up current state
private void ExitState()
{
this.enabled = false;
attackHighlight.SetActive(false);
foreach (GameObject highlight in attackLocationHighlights)
{
Destroy(highlight);
}
TileSelector selector = GetComponent <TileSelector>();
// switch turns, then go back to selecting
GameManager.instance.NextPlayer();
selector.EnterState();
}
private void ExitState()
{
this.enabled = false;
tileHighlight.SetActive(false);
GameManager.instance.DeselectPiece(movingPiece);
movingPiece = null;
//below two lines are calling on the tile selector .cs file, getting the component and telling it to enter the 'select tile' state.
TileSelector selector = GetComponent <TileSelector>();
GameManager.instance.NextPlayer();
selector.EnterState();
foreach (GameObject highlight in locationHighlights)
{
Destroy(highlight);
}
}
private void ReturnToSelect(int tileCheck = 0)
{
enabled = false;
tileHighlight.SetActive(false);
GameManager.instance.DeselectPiece(movingPiece);
movingPiece = null;
if (tileCheck != -1)
{
myTileSelector.EnterState();
}
else
{
otherTileSelector.EnterState();
}
foreach (GameObject highlight in locationHighlights)
{
Destroy(highlight);
}
}
public void InitiateChase(GameObject pieceToCapture)
{
GameState = GameStates.CHASE;
chaseOrigin = Geometry.GridFromPoint(pieceToCapture.transform.position);
chessPieces = pieces;
chasePieces = new GameObject[8, 8];
//Turn all chess pieces off
ToggleActivePieces();
defender = pieceToCapture;
if (currentPlayer.playerNumber == 1)
{
attacker = p1CurrentlySelected;
}
else
{
attacker = p2CurrentlySelected;
}
attackerOrigin = Geometry.GridFromPoint(attacker.transform.position);
SetChaseLocation(attacker, currentPlayer.playerNumber);
SetChaseLocation(defender, otherPlayer.playerNumber);
SetSurvivalPieces(attacker, defender);
SetPieces();
//Turn on only survival piecesS
ToggleActivePieces();
player1TileSelector.EnterState();
player2TileSelector.EnterState();
StartCoroutine(ChaseCountDown());
}
// Update is called once per frame
void Update()
{
//think of this like a light ray that extends out from the point of the camera.
//The great thing about this is that whatever you see through that camera, is the same as these rays extending from it.
//when you find the ray that intersects with the mouse position, you are essentially clicking on the exact thing that
//it looks like the mouse is hovering over, from your perspective.
Ray ray = Camera.main.ScreenPointToRay(Input.mousePosition);
RaycastHit hit;
//if the ray hits an object
if (Physics.Raycast(ray, out hit))
{
Vector3 point = hit.point;
Vector2Int gridPoint = Geometry.GridFromPoint(point);
tileHighlight.SetActive(true);
tileHighlight.transform.position = Geometry.PointFromGrid(gridPoint);
if (Input.GetMouseButtonDown(0))
{
//here is where I need to select the deselector for pieces.
//two tasks. 1 is to correctly initiate an if only when the current piece is selected.
//two is to reset selection position to what it was before I was in move selector area.
//one way of doing part one would be to add it as a move option, but if true, instead of moving, you do a different if?
//Checks to see if the gridpoint of the piece clicked on matchess the gridpoint of the current piece
if (gridPoint == GameManager.instance.GridForPiece(movingPiece))
{
Debug.Log("Much success");
this.enabled = false;
tileHighlight.SetActive(false);
GameManager.instance.DeselectPiece(movingPiece);
movingPiece = null;
//below two lines are calling on the tile selector .cs file, getting the component and telling it to enter the 'select tile' state.
TileSelector selector = GetComponent <TileSelector>();
selector.EnterState();
foreach (GameObject highlight in locationHighlights)
{
Destroy(highlight);
}
}
else
{
if (!moveLocations.Contains(gridPoint))
{
return;
}
if (GameManager.instance.PieceAtGrid(gridPoint) == null)
{
//if moving to empty point
GameManager.instance.Move(movingPiece, gridPoint);
}
else
{
//if moving to point with enemy piece, capture it
GameManager.instance.CapturePieceAt(gridPoint);
GameManager.instance.Move(movingPiece, gridPoint);
}
ExitState();
}
//alternatively it should be above all the below if statements, and it should be a direct check of gridpoint against gridpoint of currentpiece
}
}
else
{
tileHighlight.SetActive(false);
}
}
