void Update()
{
float dt = Time.deltaTime;
if (state == State.Walking)
{
// Get vector to destination.
Vector2 delta = new Vector2(job.transform.position.x - transform.position.x, job.transform.position.y - transform.position.y);
// Work out our current move speed.
float curMoveSpeed;
// See if the tile type we are over is water.
if (GC.inst.map.GetTileAt(GC.inst.GetHexCoordAt(transform.position)).tileType == "water")
{
curMoveSpeed = waterMoveSpeed;
}
else
{
curMoveSpeed = grassMoveSpeed;
}
float distanceToMove = curMoveSpeed * dt;
// If we are going to overshoot just being in range this frame, then just move close enough, and use the extra time working.
if (delta.magnitude - closeEnough < distanceToMove)
{
distanceToMove = delta.magnitude - closeEnough;
dt -= distanceToMove / curMoveSpeed;
state = State.Working;
progress = 0f;
bar = ProgressBar.CreateBar(transform.position, transform);
}
// Move the calculated distance.
transform.Translate(delta.normalized * distanceToMove);
}
// If we are working...
if (state == State.Working)
{
progress += dt / job.jobDuration;
if (progress >= 1f)
{
Destroy(bar.gameObject);
// Add any resources that get added on completion.
if (job.getAmountGained != null)
{
int prop = 1;
if (job.amountGainedPropToSat)
{
prop = 2 + GC.inst.map.GetTileAt(GC.inst.GetHexCoordAt(transform.position)).saturation;
}
GC.inst.rs.Add(job.resourceGainedOnComplete, prop * job.getAmountGained());
}
// If the job was a tree job, remove the number of trees on that tile.
if (job.removeTreeOnComplete)
{
GC.inst.map.GetTileAt(GC.inst.GetHexCoordAt(transform.position)).nTrees -= 1;
}
// If this job destroys the game object it is connected to, destroy it.
if (job.hoverObject != null)
{
Destroy(job.hoverObject);
job.hoverObject = null;
}
if (job.destroyOnJobFinish)
{
job.Demolish();
}
// Otherwise set it to not being worked anymore.
else
{
job.beingWorked = false;
}
// Run the function that it is to be run on completion.
if (job.onJobFinished != null)
{
job.onJobFinished();
}
JobStructure js = job;
SetIdle();
// See if the worker dies...
if (Random.Range(0f, 1f) < js.deathChance)
{
Die();
return;
}
}
else
{
bar.SetProgress(1f - progress);
}
}
}
