// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
spin = false;
gameController = FindObjectOfType <GameSceneController>();
textProgress = FindObjectOfType <TextProgress>();
sceneManager = FindObjectOfType <PersonalSceneManager>();
}
/// <summary>
/// Called when the attached screen is activated and needs a text prompt to be returned.
/// </summary>
protected override string OnDialogPrompt()
{
// Generate a progress bar of the trail progress, then format it into a table.
var checkMap = new StringBuilder();
checkMap.AppendLine($"{Environment.NewLine}Trail progress:{Environment.NewLine}");
checkMap.AppendLine(TextProgress.DrawProgressBar(GameCore.Instance.Trail.LocationIndex + 1, GameCore.Instance.Trail.Locations.Count, 32) + Environment.NewLine);
checkMap.AppendLine(GameCore.Instance.Trail.Locations.ToStringTable(new[] { "Visited", "Location" }, u => u.Status >= LocationStatus.Arrived, u => u.Name));
return(checkMap.ToString());
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when dialog prompt is attached to active game Windows and would like to have a string returned.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>
/// The <see cref="string" />.
/// </returns>
protected override string OnDialogPrompt()
{
// Create visual progress representation of the trail.
var map = new StringBuilder();
map.AppendLine($"{Environment.NewLine}Trail progress{Environment.NewLine}");
map.AppendLine(TextProgress.DrawProgressBar(
GameSimulationApp.Instance.Trail.LocationIndex + 1,
GameSimulationApp.Instance.Trail.Locations.Count, 32) + Environment.NewLine);
// Build up a table of location names and if the player has visited them.
var locationTable = GameSimulationApp.Instance.Trail.Locations.ToStringTable(
new[] { "Visited", "Location Name" },
u => u.Status >= LocationStatus.Arrived,
u => u.Name
);
map.AppendLine(locationTable);
return(map.ToString());
}
