public void ValueUpdated(ValueRegion.type type, int value, int index)
{
//print(type.ToString() + " - " + value.ToString() + " - " + index.ToString());
switch (type)
{
case ValueRegion.type.craftInput:
if (index < (myNode as CraftingNode).inputs.Count)
{
(myNode as CraftingNode).inputs[index].count = value;
}
break;
case ValueRegion.type.craftOutput:
if (index < (myNode as CraftingNode).outputs.Count)
{
(myNode as CraftingNode).outputs[index].count = value;
}
break;
case ValueRegion.type.craftingType:
(myNode as CraftingNode).myCraftingType = craftingTypes[value];
break;
case ValueRegion.type.craftingTier:
(myNode as CraftingNode).tier = value;
break;
case ValueRegion.type.timeCost:
(myNode as CraftingNode).craftingTime = value;
break;
}
UpdateVisuals();
}
public void ValueUpdated(ValueRegion.type type, int value)
{
//print(type.ToString() + " - " + value.ToString() + " - " + index.ToString());
switch (type)
{
case ValueRegion.type.port:
Debug.LogError("Port types should not use this update!");
break;
case ValueRegion.type.craftingType:
(myNode as CraftingNode).CraftingType = craftingTypes[value];
break;
case ValueRegion.type.craftingTier:
(myNode as CraftingNode).tier = value;
break;
case ValueRegion.type.timeCost:
(myNode as CraftingNode).timeCost = value;
break;
}
UpdateVisuals();
}
public void ValueUpdated(ValueRegion.type type, int value)
{
(myMaster as CraftingNodeGfx).ValueUpdated(type, value, myIndex); // Only the crafting node has updateable value regions, so we can assume this
}
