/// <summary>
/// Spawn things along an edge
/// </summary>
/// <param name="d"></param>
/// <param name="edge"></param>
/// <param name="thing"></param>
private static void spawnThingOnEdge(Dungeoneer d, Edge edge, GameObject thing, float thingLength)
{
int thingsToSpawn = Mathf.CeilToInt(edge.length / thingLength);
float lerpDistance = 1 / (float)thingsToSpawn;
float lerp = 0;
Vector3 p = edge.p.toVector3AtHeight(0);
Vector3 q = edge.q.toVector3AtHeight(0);
Vector3 perpV = Vector3.zero;
for (int i = 0; i < thingsToSpawn; ++i)
{
lerp += lerpDistance;
Vector3 where = Vector3.Lerp(p, q, lerp);
GameObject gro = UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate(thing, where, thing.transform.rotation);
// The last segment is placed too close to "q," so it ends up
// not getting rotated. Face the center (0,0,0) instead.
if (Vector3.Distance(q, where) > 1e-1)
{
perpV = Vector3.Cross(q - where, Vector3.up).normalized;
}
gro.transform.LookAt(where + perpV);
gro.transform.Rotate(0, 90, 0);
// It still might not get rotated if the wall segment is 1 tile long
if (thingsToSpawn == 1)
{
gro.transform.LookAt(Vector3.zero);
}
gro.transform.parent = d.thingOrganizer.transform;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Stand up trigger zones on the bounding box of the world for
/// enemy movement AI to detect using raycasts. Also stands up
/// walls to prevent the player from falling off of the world.
/// </summary>
private static void constructEnemyAvoidanceBoundingBox(Dungeoneer d)
{
GameObject trigger = GameObject.Find("EnemyAvoidanceTrigger");
GameObject floor = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Ground");
Bounds floorBounds = floor.GetComponent <Renderer>().bounds;
Vector3 topLeft = new Vector3(0, 0, floorBounds.extents.z * 2);
Vector3 topRight = new Vector3(floorBounds.extents.x * 2, 0, floorBounds.extents.z * 2);
Vector3 bottomLeft = new Vector3(0, 0, 0);
// Update the dungeoneer object with info about the min/max reachable points. These points are implied by the bounds of the floor.
d.topRightWallCorner = floorBounds.max;
d.bottomLeftWallCorner = floorBounds.min;
float xlen = Vector3.Distance(topLeft, topRight);
float zlen = Vector3.Distance(topLeft, bottomLeft);
Vector3 west = new Vector3(floorBounds.min.x, d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight / 2, d.currentDungeonType.height / 2);
Vector3 north = new Vector3(d.currentDungeonType.width / 2, d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight / 2, floorBounds.max.z);
Vector3 east = new Vector3(floorBounds.max.x, d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight / 2, d.currentDungeonType.height / 2);
Vector3 south = new Vector3(d.currentDungeonType.width / 2, d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight / 2, floorBounds.min.z);
setAvoidanceBoxOnSide(trigger, west, 1, d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight, zlen, d.currentDungeonType.wall.prefab);
setAvoidanceBoxOnSide(trigger, north, xlen, d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight, 1, d.currentDungeonType.wall.prefab);
setAvoidanceBoxOnSide(trigger, east, 1, d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight, zlen, d.currentDungeonType.wall.prefab);
setAvoidanceBoxOnSide(trigger, south, xlen, d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight, 1, d.currentDungeonType.wall.prefab);
// The original one isn't used, but it stays in the middle of the map, so destroy it to prevent weirdness on the AI
UnityEngine.Object.Destroy(trigger.gameObject);
}
/// <summary>
/// Make walls along an arbitrary edge
/// </summary>
/// <param name="wall"></param>
private static void constructWallOnEdge(Dungeoneer d, Edge wall)
{
// Since the prefab is stretched equally along x and y, it must be placed at the center for both x and y
Vector3 p = wall.p.toVector3AtHeight(d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight / 2);
Vector3 q = wall.q.toVector3AtHeight(d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight / 2);
Vector3 wallCenter = (p + q) / 2;
GameObject wallObject = UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate(d.currentDungeonType.wall.prefab, wallCenter, d.currentDungeonType.wall.prefab.transform.rotation);
wallObject.transform.parent = d.wallOrganizer.transform;
wall.wallObjects.Add(wallObject);
// Stretch wall
wallObject.transform.localScale = new Vector3(
wall.length, // length of the original edge
wallObject.transform.localScale.y * d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight, // desired wall height
wallObject.transform.localScale.z // original prefab thickness
);
// Rotate the wall so that it's placed along the original edge
Vector3 lookatme = Vector3.Cross(q - wallCenter, Vector3.up).normalized;
wallObject.transform.LookAt(wallCenter + lookatme);
// Attach info to game object for later use
wallObject.GetComponent <WallInfo>().associatedEdge = wall;
wall.isWall = true;
/*
* Vector3 direction = (q-p).normalized;
#if UNITY_EDITOR
* Debug.DrawRay(p, direction * wall.length, Color.white, 512);
#endif
*/
}
/// <summary>
/// Make walls only on Voronoi rooms
/// </summary>
/// <param name="d"></param>
private static void constructWallsOnRooms(Dungeoneer d)
{
foreach (VoronoiRoom r in d.roomVoronoi)
{
constructWallsOnPolygon(d, r.exterior);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Make walls on all edges of a polygon
/// </summary>
/// <param name="d"></param>
/// <param name="p"></param>
private static void constructWallsOnPolygon(Dungeoneer d, Polygon p)
{
foreach (Edge e in p.sides)
{
constructWallOnEdge(d, e);
}
}
public static void makeEscapePoint(Dungeoneer d)
{
Debug.Log("Placing Escape portal");
int escapeSite = makePortal(d, d.currentDungeonType.returnPrefab);
d.validCells[escapeSite].spawnedObject.name = "Escape Point";
}
public static void makeDelvePoint(Dungeoneer d)
{
Debug.Log("Placing Delve portal");
int delveSite = makePortal(d, d.currentDungeonType.delvePrefab);
d.validCells[delveSite].spawnedObject.name = "Delve Point";
}
/// <summary>
/// Generate the selected prefab along the specified graph's edges
/// </summary>
/// <param name="d">reference to Dungeoneer</param>
/// <param name="edges">list of edges to spawn things on</param>
/// <param name="thing">thing to spawn</param>
public static void generateOnEdges(Dungeoneer d, List <Edge> edges, GameObject thing)
{
float thingLength = thing.GetComponentInChildren <Renderer>().bounds.size.x;
foreach (Edge e in edges)
{
spawnThingOnEdge(d, e, thing, thingLength);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Calls all functions to create walls in a dungeon
/// </summary>
/// <param name="d"></param>
public static void setWalls(Dungeoneer d)
{
constructWallsOnVoronoi(d);
constructWallsOnRooms(d);
List <GameObject> wallsToKeep = destroyWallsForCorridors(d);
destroyLagWalls(d, wallsToKeep);
constructEnemyAvoidanceBoundingBox(d);
}
/// <summary>
/// Generate walls all over the Voronoi, except for room interiors. Used
/// to do subtractive corridor generation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="d"></param>
private static void constructWallsOnVoronoi(Dungeoneer d)
{
List <Cell> roomCells = d.roomVoronoi.SelectMany(r => r.cells).ToList();
foreach (Cell c in d.vd.cells)
{
if (!roomCells.Contains(c))
{
constructWallsOnPolygon(d, c);
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Main function to generate walls and update pathfinding graphs.
/// The order of functions is important! Some variables are set in
/// certain functions, and other conditions check for the existence
/// of walls under the expectation that they are (or are not) there.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="d">dungeoneer object</param>
/// <returns>list of cells that may be used for A* pathfinding</returns>
public static List <Cell> setWalls(Dungeoneer d)
{
// Create walls everywhere, except for the rooms. This also
// excludes the exteriors of the rooms.
constructWallsOnVoronoi(d);
// Create walls on the exteriors of the rooms.
constructWallsOnRooms(d);
// Eliminate walls where corridors should exist.
List <GameObject> wallsToKeep = destroyWallsForCorridors(d);
// Bounding box needs to be set up before reachableCells.
// This function sets the min/max vectors on the dungeoneer
// object that reachableCells needs to check.
constructEnemyAvoidanceBoundingBox(d);
// Enumerate reachable cells for A* pathfinding.
// Note: Close-range pathfinding does not take reachable cells into
// account.
// A cell is only "A*-reachable" under the following conditions:
// 1. At least one of its sides is not a wall
// 2. None of its vertices exist outside the bounds of the walls
// The bounds are tracked as 3D vertices, so the 2D cell vertex's y
// must be compared to the 3D corner's z.
List <Cell> reachableCells = d.vd.cells.Where(c => {
c.reachable = (
!c.sides.All(s => s.isWall) &&
!c.vertices.Any(v =>
v.x <d.bottomLeftWallCorner.x ||
v.x> d.topRightWallCorner.x ||
v.y <d.bottomLeftWallCorner.z ||
v.y> d.topRightWallCorner.z)
);
return(c.reachable);
}).ToList();
// Extraneous walls must be destroyed *after* reachableCells are
// determined. Otherwise, the cleared area is considered reachable.
destroyLagWalls(d, wallsToKeep);
return(reachableCells);
}
/// <summary>
/// Places floor tiles under a polygon.
/// Should only be used with convex polygons!
/// </summary>
/// <param name="d"></param>
/// <param name="p"></param>
public static void constructFloorUnderPolygon(Dungeoneer d, Polygon p)
{
Vector2 center = new Vector2(d.currentDungeonType.width / 2, d.currentDungeonType.height / 2);
float actualWidth = d.currentDungeonType.width * 1.1f;
float actualHeight = d.currentDungeonType.width * 1.1f;
// fudge factor on ground cube y to make it line up more nicely
GameObject flo = stretchCube(d.currentDungeonType.ground.prefab, actualWidth, actualHeight, -0.2f, center);
flo.transform.parent = d.organizer.transform;
flo.name = "Ground";
// add optional ceiling
if (d.currentDungeonType.ceiling != null)
{
GameObject ceiling = stretchCube(d.currentDungeonType.ceiling.prefab, actualWidth, actualHeight, d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight, center);
ceiling.transform.parent = d.organizer.transform;
ceiling.name = "Ceiling";
}
}
public static void setFloor(Dungeoneer d)
{
Debug.Log("Spawning floor");
IEnumerable <Vertex> vs = d.roomVoronoi.SelectMany(r => r.vertices);
float mix = vs.Min(v => v.x);
float max = vs.Max(v => v.x);
float miy = vs.Min(v => v.y);
float may = vs.Max(v => v.y);
Polygon floorever = new Polygon(
new List <Vertex> {
new Vertex(mix, miy),
new Vertex(mix, may),
new Vertex(max, may),
new Vertex(max, miy)
}
);
// already a bounding box because we just made a bounding box
constructFloorUnderPolygon(d, floorever);
}
public static int makePortal(Dungeoneer d, GameObject portal)
{
int portalSite = d.mt.Next(d.validCells.Count - 1);
Cell chosenCell = d.validCells[portalSite];
// Remove any currently spawned objects here
if (chosenCell.spawnedObject != null)
{
UnityEngine.Object.Destroy(chosenCell.spawnedObject);
}
Vector3 where = new Vector3(chosenCell.site.x, 0, chosenCell.site.y);
chosenCell.spawnedObject = UnityEngine.Object.Instantiate(portal, where, portal.transform.rotation);
// Randomly rotate about the y-axis
float rotation = d.mt.Next(360);
chosenCell.spawnedObject.transform.Rotate(0, rotation, 0);
chosenCell.hasPortal = true;
Bounds bounds = chosenCell.spawnedObject.GetComponentInChildren <Renderer>().bounds;
// Try to respawn it if it's clipping
// For some reason, Physics.Check[Primitive] is always true...
Collider[] wtf = Physics.OverlapBox(where, bounds.extents, chosenCell.spawnedObject.transform.rotation, layersToAvoid);
foreach (Collider col in wtf)
{
if (col.gameObject.layer == LayerMask.NameToLayer("Wall"))
{
Debug.Log($"Need to retry portal: object was {col.gameObject} on layer {LayerMask.LayerToName(col.gameObject.layer)}");
return(makePortal(d, portal));
}
ObjectInfo oi = col.gameObject.GetComponent <ObjectInfo>();
if (oi != null)
{
oi.toBeDestroyed = true;
}
}
return(portalSite);
}
/// <summary>
/// Remove walls that don't need to exist for performance reasons
/// </summary>
/// <param name="d">dungeoneer object</param>
/// <param name="wallsToKeep">list of walls to avoid destroying</param>
private static void destroyLagWalls(Dungeoneer d, List <GameObject> wallsToKeep)
{
foreach (VoronoiRoom r in d.roomVoronoi)
{
foreach (Edge e in r.exterior.sides)
{
wallsToKeep.AddRange(e.wallObjects);
}
}
foreach (GameObject w in GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Wall"))
{
if (w != null && !wallsToKeep.Contains(w))
{
WallInfo wi = w.GetComponent <WallInfo>();
if (wi != null)
{
wi.associatedEdge.isWall = false;
}
w.name = $"Destroyed {w.name}";
UnityEngine.Object.Destroy(w);
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Destroys wall objects where corridors should exist
/// </summary>
/// <param name="d"></param>
/// <returns>list of walls that are valid</returns>
private static List <GameObject> destroyWallsForCorridors(Dungeoneer d)
{
LayerMask wallMask = 1 << LayerMask.NameToLayer("Wall");
List <GameObject> wallsToKeep = new List <GameObject>();
// Need to make sure we can fit through these ones
List <Edge> shortDestroyedWalls = new List <Edge>();
foreach (Edge e in d.spanningTree)
{
float len = e.length;
Vector3 p = e.p.toVector3AtHeight(1);
Vector3 q = e.q.toVector3AtHeight(1);
Vector3 direction = (q - p).normalized;
// uncomment to debug raycasts
/*
#if UNITY_EDITOR
* Debug.DrawRay(p, direction * len, Color.blue, 512);
#endif
*/
// Cast a ray to destroy initial set of walls. SphereCast does
// not always catch all walls close to the sphere center
List <RaycastHit> hits = new List <RaycastHit>(Physics.CapsuleCastAll(p, p + Vector3.up * d.currentDungeonType.wallHeight, d.currentDungeonType.hallWidth, direction, len, wallMask));
foreach (RaycastHit hit in hits)
{
Edge er = hit.collider.gameObject.GetComponent <WallInfo>().associatedEdge;
er.isWall = false;
if (er.length < FATTEST_CONTROLLER * 2)
{
shortDestroyedWalls.Add(er);
}
hit.collider.gameObject.name = $"Destroyed {hit.collider.gameObject.name}";
UnityEngine.Object.Destroy(hit.collider.gameObject);
}
// Cast a wider sphere to determine what walls to keep during cleanup
foreach (RaycastHit hit in Physics.SphereCastAll(p, d.currentDungeonType.hallWidth * 4, direction, len, wallMask))
{
wallsToKeep.Add(hit.collider.gameObject);
}
}
// Sometimes, only a really short wall is removed, so the player still can't fit. Probably a Unity spherecast bug
foreach (Edge w in shortDestroyedWalls)
{
int pwalls = w.p.incidentEdges.Count(e => e.isWall);
int qwalls = w.q.incidentEdges.Count(e => e.isWall);
float minp = (pwalls > 0)? w.p.incidentEdges.Where(e => e.isWall).Min(e => e.length) : 0;
float minq = (qwalls > 0)? w.q.incidentEdges.Where(e => e.isWall).Min(e => e.length) : 0;
Vertex v;
// knock out the least-connected side
if (pwalls < qwalls)
{
v = w.p;
}
else if (pwalls == qwalls)
{
if (pwalls == 0) // don't do anything if neither have a wall to remove...
{
continue;
}
v = (minp > minq)? w.q : w.p;
}
else
{
v = w.q;
}
// remove the shortest edge
// float equality is dumb, so this is ugly
Edge shortestEdge = null;
float s = Mathf.Infinity;
foreach (Edge hurr in v.incidentEdges)
{
if (hurr.isWall && hurr.length < s)
{
shortestEdge = hurr;
s = hurr.length;
}
}
if (shortestEdge == null) // why does this happen?!
{
continue;
}
shortestEdge.isWall = false;
foreach (GameObject wo in shortestEdge.wallObjects)
{
wallsToKeep.Remove(wo);
UnityEngine.Object.Destroy(wo);
}
}
return(wallsToKeep);
}