/// <summary>
/// Swaps out Mario's current Partner for a different one.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="newPartner">The new BattlePartner to take part in battle.</param>
public void SwapPartner(BattlePartner newPartner)
{
BattlePartner oldPartner = Partner;
Partner = newPartner;
Partner.Position = oldPartner.Position;
Partner.SetBattlePosition(oldPartner.BattlePosition);
//Set the new Partner to use the same max number of turns all Partners have this phase cycle
Partner.SetMaxTurns(BattlePartner.PartnerMaxTurns);
//If the entity swapping out partners is the old one increment the turn count for the new partner,
//as the old one's turn count will be incremented after the action is finished
if (EntityTurn == oldPartner)
{
Partner.SetTurnsUsed(oldPartner.TurnsUsed + 1);
}
//Otherwise, the entity swapping out partners must be Mario, so set the new Partner's turn count to the old one's
//(or an enemy via an attack, but none of those attacks exist in the PM games...I'm hinting at a new attack idea :P)
else
{
Partner.SetTurnsUsed(oldPartner.TurnsUsed);
}
//Swap Partner badges with the new Partner
BattlePartner.SwapPartnerBadges(oldPartner, Partner);
//Check if the Partner is in the front or back and set the correct reference
if (oldPartner == FrontPlayer)
{
FrontPlayer = Partner;
}
else if (oldPartner == BackPlayer)
{
BackPlayer = Partner;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Handles swapping Partners.
/// </summary>
private void SwapPartner()
{
//Set the new Partner reference
OldPartner.BManager.SetPartner(NewPartner);
//Remove the old Partner from battle, then add the new Partner to battle
OldPartner.BManager.RemoveEntity(OldPartner, false);
//Swap Partner badges with the new Partner
BattlePartner.SwapPartnerBadges(OldPartner, NewPartner);
//Add the new Partner to battle
OldPartner.BManager.AddEntity(NewPartner, null);
//Position offset
Vector2 offset = Vector2.Zero;
//If the old Partner was airborne and the new one isn't, move the new one down
if (OldPartner.HeightState == HeightStates.Airborne && NewPartner.HeightState != HeightStates.Airborne)
{
offset.Y += BattleGlobals.AirborneY;
}
//Otherwise, if the old Partner wasn't airborne and the new one is, move the new one up
else if (OldPartner.HeightState != HeightStates.Airborne && NewPartner.HeightState == HeightStates.Airborne)
{
offset.Y -= BattleGlobals.AirborneY;
}
//Set positions to the old ones
NewPartner.Position = OldPartner.Position;
NewPartner.SetBattleIndex(OldPartner.BattleIndex);
NewPartner.SetBattlePosition(OldPartner.BattlePosition + offset);
//State the old Partner is out of battle
OldPartner.SetBattleIndex(BattleGlobals.InvalidBattleIndex);
//Set flip state
NewPartner.SpriteFlip = OldPartner.SpriteFlip;
//Set the new Partner to use the same max number of turns all Partners have this phase cycle
//The only exceptions are if the new partner doesn't move at all (Ex. Goompa) or is immobile
//In this case, set its max turn count to 0
if (NewPartner.BaseTurns > 0 && NewPartner.IsImmobile() == false)
{
NewPartner.SetMaxTurns(BattlePartner.PartnerMaxTurns);
}
else
{
NewPartner.SetMaxTurns(0);
}
//If the BattleEntity swapping out partners is the old one, increment the turn count for the new Partner,
//as the old one's turn count will be incremented after the action is finished
if (OldPartner.IsTurn == true)
{
NewPartner.SetTurnsUsed(OldPartner.TurnsUsed + 1);
}
//Otherwise, the entity swapping out partners must be Mario, so set the new Partner's turn count to the old one's
//(or an enemy via an attack, but none of those attacks exist in the PM games...I'm hinting at a new attack idea :P)
else
{
NewPartner.SetTurnsUsed(OldPartner.TurnsUsed);
}
}