public IEnumerator UnlockObjectBehavior()
{
// Given a training with UnlockObjectBehavior
TrainingSceneObject trainingSceneObject = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("TestObject");
ICourse training1 = new LinearTrainingBuilder("Training")
.AddChapter(new LinearChapterBuilder("Chapter")
.AddStep(new BasicStepBuilder("Step")
.AddBehavior(new UnlockObjectBehavior(trainingSceneObject))))
.Build();
// When we serialize and deserialize it
ICourse training2 = Serializer.CourseFromByteArray(Serializer.CourseToByteArray(training1));
UnlockObjectBehavior behavior1 = training1.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Behaviors.Data.Behaviors.First() as UnlockObjectBehavior;
UnlockObjectBehavior behavior2 = training2.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Behaviors.Data.Behaviors.First() as UnlockObjectBehavior;
// Then that behavior's target should not change.
Assert.IsNotNull(behavior1);
Assert.IsNotNull(behavior2);
Assert.AreEqual(behavior1.Data.Target.Value, behavior2.Data.Target.Value);
// Cleanup
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(trainingSceneObject);
return(null);
}
public IEnumerator EnableGameObjectBehavior()
{
// Given EnableGameObjectBehavior,
TrainingSceneObject trainingSceneObject = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("TestObject");
ICourse training1 = new LinearTrainingBuilder("Training")
.AddChapter(new LinearChapterBuilder("Chapter")
.AddStep(new BasicCourseStepBuilder("Step")
.Enable("TestObject")))
.Build();
// When we serialize and deserialize a training course with it
ICourse training2 = Serializer.CourseFromByteArray(Serializer.CourseToByteArray(training1));
EnableGameObjectBehavior behavior1 = training1.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Behaviors.Data.Behaviors.First() as EnableGameObjectBehavior;
EnableGameObjectBehavior behavior2 = training2.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Behaviors.Data.Behaviors.First() as EnableGameObjectBehavior;
// Then it's target training scene object is still the same.
Assert.IsNotNull(behavior1);
Assert.IsNotNull(behavior2);
Assert.AreEqual(behavior1.Data.Target.Value, behavior2.Data.Target.Value);
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(trainingSceneObject);
return(null);
}
public IEnumerator ObjectInRangeCondition()
{
// Given a training with ObjectInRangeCondition,
TrainingSceneObject testObjectToo = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("TestObjectToo");
TransformInRangeDetectorProperty detector = testObjectToo.gameObject.AddComponent <TransformInRangeDetectorProperty>();
TrainingSceneObject testObject = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("TestObject");
ICourse training1 = new LinearTrainingBuilder("Training")
.AddChapter(new LinearChapterBuilder("Chapter")
.AddStep(new BasicStepBuilder("Step")
.AddCondition(new ObjectInRangeCondition(testObject, detector, 1.5f))))
.Build();
// When we serialize and deserialize it
ICourse training2 = Serializer.CourseFromByteArray(Serializer.CourseToByteArray(training1));
// Then that condition's target, detector and range should stay unchanged.
ObjectInRangeCondition condition1 = training1.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Data.Conditions.First() as ObjectInRangeCondition;
ObjectInRangeCondition condition2 = training2.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Data.Conditions.First() as ObjectInRangeCondition;
Assert.IsNotNull(condition1);
Assert.IsNotNull(condition2);
Assert.AreEqual(condition1.Data.Range, condition2.Data.Range);
Assert.AreEqual(condition1.Data.Target.Value, condition2.Data.Target.Value);
Assert.AreEqual(condition1.Data.DistanceDetector.Value, condition2.Data.DistanceDetector.Value);
// Cleanup
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(testObjectToo);
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(testObject);
return(null);
}
public IEnumerator LockObjectBehavior()
{
// Given a training with LockObjectBehavior
TrainingSceneObject trainingSceneObject = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("TestObject");
ICourse training1 = new LinearTrainingBuilder("Training")
.AddChapter(new LinearChapterBuilder("Chapter")
.AddStep(new BasicStepBuilder("Step")
.DisableAutomaticAudioHandling()
.AddBehavior(new LockObjectBehavior(trainingSceneObject))))
.Build();
// When we serialize and deserialize it
ICourse training2 = JsonTrainingSerializer.Deserialize(JsonTrainingSerializer.Serialize(training1));
// Then that's behavior target is still the same.
LockObjectBehavior behavior1 = training1.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Behaviors.Data.Behaviors.First() as LockObjectBehavior;
LockObjectBehavior behavior2 = training2.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Behaviors.Data.Behaviors.First() as LockObjectBehavior;
Assert.IsNotNull(behavior1);
Assert.IsNotNull(behavior2);
Assert.AreEqual(behavior1.Data.Target.Value, behavior2.Data.Target.Value);
// Cleanup
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(trainingSceneObject);
return(null);
}
public IEnumerator MoveObjectBehavior()
{
// Given training with MoveObjectBehavior
TrainingSceneObject moved = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("moved");
TrainingSceneObject positionProvider = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("positionprovider");
ICourse training1 = new LinearTrainingBuilder("Training")
.AddChapter(new LinearChapterBuilder("Chapter")
.AddStep(new BasicStepBuilder("Step")
.AddBehavior(new MoveObjectBehavior(moved, positionProvider, 24.7f))))
.Build();
// When that training is serialized and deserialzied
ICourse training2 = Serializer.CourseFromByteArray(Serializer.CourseToByteArray(training1));
// Then we should have two identical move object behaviors
MoveObjectBehavior behavior1 = training1.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Behaviors.Data.Behaviors.First() as MoveObjectBehavior;
MoveObjectBehavior behavior2 = training2.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Behaviors.Data.Behaviors.First() as MoveObjectBehavior;
Assert.IsNotNull(behavior1);
Assert.IsNotNull(behavior2);
Assert.IsFalse(ReferenceEquals(behavior1, behavior2));
Assert.AreEqual(behavior1.Data.Target.Value, behavior2.Data.Target.Value);
Assert.AreEqual(behavior1.Data.PositionProvider.Value, behavior2.Data.PositionProvider.Value);
Assert.AreEqual(behavior1.Data.Duration, behavior2.Data.Duration);
// Cleanup created game objects.
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(moved);
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(positionProvider);
return(null);
}
public IEnumerator GetLockablePropertiesObjectInMultipleConditions()
{
// Given a scene object with one lockable property and one non-lockable property used by two conditions in a transition.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockablePropertyMock property = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
o1.GameObject.AddComponent <PropertyMock>();
LockableReferencingConditionMock condition1 = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
condition1.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o1.UniqueName);
condition1.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(property, true) };
LockableReferencingConditionMock condition2 = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
condition2.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o1.UniqueName);
condition2.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(property, false) };
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step2").Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(condition1).AddCondition(condition2).Build();
Transition transition = (Transition)step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0];
transition.Data.TargetStep = step2;
// When counting the lockable properties in the transition.
// Then there is exactly one lockable property.
Assert.IsTrue(transition.GetLockableProperties().Count() == 1);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator SecondPropertyStaysLocked()
{
// Given two steps and two scene objects with each one lockable property
// where only the first property is referenced in the first step.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockablePropertyMock property1 = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
ISceneObject o2 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o2");
LockablePropertyMock property2 = o2.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
LockableReferencingConditionMock doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o1.UniqueName);
doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(property1, false) };
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step2").Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step")
.AddCondition(doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition)
.Build();
property1.SetLocked(true);
property2.SetLocked(true);
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0].Data.TargetStep = step2;
// When executing the locking routine in the first step.
LockHandling.Unlock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData>());
// Then property 2 is locked during the first step.
Assert.IsTrue(property2.IsLocked);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator OtherPropertyLockedAfterManualUnlockFinished()
{
// Given a scene object with two independent lockable properties which are not referenced by any condition.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockablePropertyMock property = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
LockablePropertyMock property2 = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
EndlessConditionMock condition = new EndlessConditionMock();
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(new EndlessConditionMock()).Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(condition).Build();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0].Data.TargetStep = step2;
property.SetLocked(true);
property2.SetLocked(true);
// When we manually unlock one property for one step.
LockHandling.Unlock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData>());
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Autocomplete();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Data.IsCompleted = true;
LockHandling.Lock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData> {
new LockablePropertyData(property)
});
// Then the other property stays locked after the step was completed.
Assert.IsTrue(property2.IsLocked);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator GameObjectStaysDisabled()
{
// Given an active training scene object and a training course with disable game object behavior,
TrainingSceneObject toDisable = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("ToDisable");
EndlessConditionMock trigger = new EndlessConditionMock();
ICourse course = new LinearTrainingBuilder("Course")
.AddChapter(new LinearChapterBuilder("Chapter")
.AddStep(new BasicCourseStepBuilder("Step")
.Disable(toDisable))
.AddStep(new BasicCourseStepBuilder("Step")
.AddCondition(trigger)))
.Build();
course.Configure(RuntimeConfigurator.Configuration.Modes.CurrentMode);
// When the behavior is activated and after the step is completed
CourseRunner.Initialize(course);
CourseRunner.Run();
yield return(new WaitUntil(() => course.Data.FirstChapter.Data.Steps[1].LifeCycle.Stage == Stage.Active));
trigger.Autocomplete();
yield return(new WaitUntil(() => course.Data.FirstChapter.Data.Steps[1].LifeCycle.Stage == Stage.Inactive));
// Then the training scene object stays disabled.
Assert.False(toDisable.GameObject.activeSelf);
// Cleanup.
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(toDisable);
yield break;
}
public IEnumerator UnlockedAfterManualUnlockStarted()
{
// Given a scene object with a lockable property which is not referenced by any condition.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockablePropertyMock property = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
EndlessConditionMock condition = new EndlessConditionMock();
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(new EndlessConditionMock()).Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(condition).Build();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0].Data.TargetStep = step2;
property.SetLocked(true);
// When we include the property into the manualUnlocked list of the UnlockPropertiesForStepData method.
LockHandling.Unlock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData> {
new LockablePropertyData(property)
});
// Then the property is not locked.
Assert.IsFalse(property.IsLocked);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator SamePropertyInSecondStepStaysUnlocked()
{
// Given a scene object with a lockable property which is referenced in the transitions of the first and second step
// and should normally lock at the end of a step.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockablePropertyMock property = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
LockableReferencingConditionMock lockAtEndOfStepCondition = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
lockAtEndOfStepCondition.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o1.UniqueName);
lockAtEndOfStepCondition.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(property, true) };
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step2").AddCondition(lockAtEndOfStepCondition).Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(lockAtEndOfStepCondition).Build();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0].Data.TargetStep = step2;
// When executing the locking routine in the first step.
LockHandling.Unlock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData>());
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Autocomplete();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Data.IsCompleted = true;
LockHandling.Lock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData>());
// Then the property is not locked at the end of the first step because it is needed in the second step.
Assert.IsFalse(property.IsLocked);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator DependencyGetsLocked()
{
// Given a scene object with one lockable property with dependency.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockablePropertyMock dependency = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
LockablePropertyMockWithDependency propertyWithDependency = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMockWithDependency>();
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step").Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(new EndlessConditionMock()).Build();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0].Data.TargetStep = step2;
dependency.SetLocked(true);
propertyWithDependency.SetLocked(true);
// When we manually unlock the property for one step.
LockHandling.Unlock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData> {
new LockablePropertyData(propertyWithDependency)
});
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Autocomplete();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Data.IsCompleted = true;
LockHandling.Lock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData> {
new LockablePropertyData(propertyWithDependency)
});
// Then after the step the dependent property is also locked again.
Assert.IsTrue(dependency.IsLocked);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator DisableGameObjectBehavior()
{
// Given DisableGameObjectBehavior,
TrainingSceneObject trainingSceneObject = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("TestObject");
ICourse training1 = new LinearTrainingBuilder("Training")
.AddChapter(new LinearChapterBuilder("Chapter")
.AddStep(new BasicStepBuilder("Step")
.DisableAutomaticAudioHandling()
.Disable("TestObject")))
.Build();
// When we serialize and deserialize a training with it
string serialized = JsonTrainingSerializer.Serialize(training1);
ICourse training2 = JsonTrainingSerializer.Deserialize(serialized);
DisableGameObjectBehavior behavior1 = training1.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Behaviors.Data.Behaviors.First() as DisableGameObjectBehavior;
DisableGameObjectBehavior behavior2 = training2.Data.FirstChapter.Data.FirstStep.Data.Behaviors.Data.Behaviors.First() as DisableGameObjectBehavior;
// Then it's target training scene object is still the same.
Assert.IsNotNull(behavior1);
Assert.IsNotNull(behavior2);
Assert.AreEqual(behavior1.Data.Target.Value, behavior2.Data.Target.Value);
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(trainingSceneObject);
return(null);
}
public IEnumerator KeepUnlockedAtEndPropertyIsUnlockedAfterFinishingStep()
{
// Given a transition with a condition referencing a scene object with a lockable property
// that should not be locked in the end of a step.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockablePropertyMock property = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
LockableReferencingConditionMock doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o1.UniqueName);
doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(property, false) };
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step2").Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition).Build();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0].Data.TargetStep = step2;
// When executing the locking routine and completing the step.
LockHandling.Unlock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData>());
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Autocomplete();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Data.IsCompleted = true;
LockHandling.Lock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData>());
// Then the property is not locked in the end.
Assert.IsFalse(property.IsLocked);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator GameObjectIsEnabledAfterActivation()
{
// Given an active training scene object and a training with enable game object behavior,
TrainingSceneObject toEnable = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("toEnable");
toEnable.GameObject.SetActive(false);
EndlessConditionMock trigger = new EndlessConditionMock();
ICourse course = new LinearTrainingBuilder("Training")
.AddChapter(new LinearChapterBuilder("Chapter")
.AddStep(new BasicCourseStepBuilder("Step")
.Enable(toEnable)
.AddCondition(trigger)))
.Build();
course.Configure(RuntimeConfigurator.Configuration.Modes.CurrentMode);
CourseRunner.Initialize(course);
CourseRunner.Run();
// When the behavior is activated
CourseRunner.Initialize(course);
CourseRunner.Run();
yield return(new WaitUntil(() => course.Data.FirstChapter.Data.Steps[0].LifeCycle.Stage == Stage.Active));
// Then the training scene object is enabled.
Assert.True(toEnable.GameObject.activeSelf);
// Cleanup
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(toEnable);
yield break;
}
public IEnumerator GetLockablePropertiesMultipleObjectsAndConditions()
{
// Given three scene objects,
// one of them with one lockable property and one non-lockable property,
// one of them with only one non-lockable property,
// and one of them with only one lockable property,
// used by three different conditions in a transition.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockablePropertyMock property = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
o1.GameObject.AddComponent <PropertyMock>();
ISceneObject o2 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o2");
o2.GameObject.AddComponent <PropertyMock>();
ISceneObject o3 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o3");
LockablePropertyMock property2 = o2.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
LockableReferencingConditionMock condition1 = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
condition1.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o1.UniqueName);
condition1.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(property, true) };
ReferencingConditionMock condition2 = new ReferencingConditionMock();
condition2.Data.PropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <PropertyMock>(o2.UniqueName);
LockableReferencingConditionMock condition3 = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
condition3.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o3.UniqueName);
condition3.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(property2, true) };
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step2").Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step")
.AddCondition(condition1)
.AddCondition(condition2)
.AddCondition(condition3)
.Build();
Transition transition = (Transition)step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0];
transition.Data.TargetStep = step2;
// When counting the lockable properties in the transition.
// Then there are exactly two lockable properties.
Assert.IsTrue(transition.GetLockableProperties().Count() == 2);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator ObjectInConditionIsNotInManualUnlockList()
{
// Given a step with a condition with a LockableProperty
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockableProperty lockableProperty = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
LockableReferencingConditionMock lockCondition = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
lockCondition.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o1.UniqueName);
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(lockCondition).Build();
// When we create a collection referencing this step
LockableObjectsCollection collection = new LockableObjectsCollection(step.Data);
// Then the lockable property is not in the Manual Unlock List of the collection
Assert.IsFalse(collection.IsInManualUnlockList(lockableProperty));
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator FastForwardInactiveBehavior()
{
// Given an active training scene object and a DisableGameObjectBehavior,
TrainingSceneObject toDisable = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("ToDisable");
DisableGameObjectBehavior behavior = new DisableGameObjectBehavior(toDisable);
// When we mark it to fast-forward,
behavior.LifeCycle.MarkToFastForward();
// Then it doesn't autocomplete because it weren't activated yet.
Assert.AreEqual(Stage.Inactive, behavior.LifeCycle.Stage);
// Cleanup.
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(toDisable);
yield break;
}
public IEnumerator ManuallyAddedSceneObjectIsNotInAutoUnlockList()
{
// Given a step with a condition with a LockableProperty and a collection referencing this step
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").Build();
LockableObjectsCollection collection = new LockableObjectsCollection(step.Data);
// When we create a SceneObject with a lockable property
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockableProperty lockableProperty = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
// ...and add the SceneObject and its property to the collection
collection.AddSceneObject(o1);
collection.Add(lockableProperty);
// Then the lockable property is not in the Auto Unlock List of the collection
Assert.IsFalse(collection.IsInAutoUnlockList(lockableProperty));
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator FastForwardInactiveBehaviorAndActivateIt()
{
// Given an active training scene object and a DisableGameObjectBehavior,
TrainingSceneObject toDisable = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("ToDisable");
DisableGameObjectBehavior behavior = new DisableGameObjectBehavior(toDisable);
// When we mark it to fast-forward and activate it,
behavior.LifeCycle.MarkToFastForward();
behavior.LifeCycle.Activate();
// Then it should work without any differences because the behavior is done immediately anyways.
Assert.AreEqual(Stage.Active, behavior.LifeCycle.Stage);
Assert.IsFalse(toDisable.GameObject.activeSelf);
// Cleanup.
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(toDisable);
yield break;
}
public IEnumerator RemovedPropertyIsNotInManualUnlockList()
{
// Given a step with a condition with a LockableProperty
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").Build();
// ...and a collection with a manually added SceneObject and an added lockable property
LockableObjectsCollection collection = new LockableObjectsCollection(step.Data);
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockableProperty lockableProperty = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
collection.AddSceneObject(o1);
collection.Add(lockableProperty);
// When we remove the property from the collection
collection.Remove(lockableProperty);
// Then the lockable property is not in the Auto Unlock List of the collection
Assert.IsFalse(collection.IsInAutoUnlockList(lockableProperty));
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator SecondTransitionIsLocked()
{
// Given a step with two different transitions,
// each of them having an own condition with a lockable property which should not be locked at the end of a step.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockablePropertyMock property = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
ISceneObject o2 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o2");
LockablePropertyMock property2 = o2.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
LockableReferencingConditionMock doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition1 = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition1.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o1.UniqueName);
doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition1.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(property, false) };
LockableReferencingConditionMock doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition2 = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition2.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o2.UniqueName);
doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition2.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(property2, false) };
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step2").AddCondition(doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition1).Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition1).Build();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0].Data.TargetStep = step2;
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.Add(new Transition());
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[1].Data.Conditions.Add(doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition2);
// When completing only the first transition.
LockHandling.Unlock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData>());
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Autocomplete();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Data.IsCompleted = true;
LockHandling.Lock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData>());
// Then the lockable property of the second transition is locked,
// even though lock at the end of step is set to false.
Assert.IsTrue(property2.IsLocked);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator SecondPropertyGetsLockedAfterNotBeingNeededAnymore()
{
// Given two steps and two scene objects with each one lockable property
// and property 2 (lock at the end of step = true) is referenced only in the first step,
// whereas property 1 (lock at the end of step = false) is referenced in both steps.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
LockablePropertyMock DoNotLockAtEndOfStep = o1.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
ISceneObject o2 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o2");
LockablePropertyMock lockAtEndOfStep = o2.GameObject.AddComponent <LockablePropertyMock>();
LockableReferencingConditionMock doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o1.UniqueName);
doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(DoNotLockAtEndOfStep, false) };
LockableReferencingConditionMock lockAtEndOfStepCondition = new LockableReferencingConditionMock();
lockAtEndOfStepCondition.Data.LockablePropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <ILockablePropertyMock>(o2.UniqueName);
lockAtEndOfStepCondition.LockableProperties = new[] { new LockablePropertyData(lockAtEndOfStep, true) };
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step2").AddCondition(doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition).Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step")
.AddCondition(doNotLockAtEndOfStepCondition)
.AddCondition(lockAtEndOfStepCondition)
.Build();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0].Data.TargetStep = step2;
// When executing the locking routine in the first step.
LockHandling.Unlock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData>());
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Autocomplete();
step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions.First().Data.IsCompleted = true;
LockHandling.Lock(step.Data, new List <LockablePropertyData>());
// Then property 2 is locked in the end of the first step.
Assert.IsTrue(lockAtEndOfStep.IsLocked);
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator GetLockablePropertiesZeroLockables()
{
// Given a scene object with one non-lockable property used by a condition in a transition.
ISceneObject o1 = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("o1");
o1.GameObject.AddComponent <PropertyMock>();
ReferencingConditionMock condition = new ReferencingConditionMock();
condition.Data.PropertyMock = new ScenePropertyReference <PropertyMock>(o1.UniqueName);
Step step2 = new BasicStepBuilder("step2").Build();
Step step = new BasicStepBuilder("step").AddCondition(condition).Build();
Transition transition = (Transition)step.Data.Transitions.Data.Transitions[0];
transition.Data.TargetStep = step2;
// When counting the lockable properties in the transition.
// Then there is no lockable property.
Assert.IsFalse(transition.GetLockableProperties().Any());
yield return(null);
}
public IEnumerator GameObjectStaysEnabled()
{
// Given an active training scene object and a training with enalbe game object condition,
TrainingSceneObject toEnable = TestingUtils.CreateSceneObject("toEnable");
toEnable.GameObject.SetActive(false);
EndlessCondition trigger = new EndlessCondition();
ICourse course = new LinearTrainingBuilder("Training")
.AddChapter(new LinearChapterBuilder("Chapter")
.AddStep(new BasicStepBuilder("Step")
.DisableAutomaticAudioHandling()
.Enable(toEnable))
.AddStep(new BasicStepBuilder("Step")
.DisableAutomaticAudioHandling()
.AddCondition(trigger)))
.Build();
course.Configure(RuntimeConfigurator.Configuration.GetCurrentMode());
// When the behavior is activated and after the step is completed
TrainingRunner.Initialize(course);
TrainingRunner.Run();
yield return(new WaitUntil(() => course.Data.FirstChapter.Data.Steps[0].LifeCycle.Stage == Stage.Active));
trigger.Autocomplete();
yield return(new WaitUntil(() => course.Data.FirstChapter.Data.Steps[0].LifeCycle.Stage == Stage.Inactive));
// Then the training scene object stays enabled.
Assert.True(toEnable.GameObject.activeSelf);
// Cleanup
TestingUtils.DestroySceneObject(toEnable);
}
