public void StartGame()
{
GetPanelData();
// Generate the graphic board
graphicBoard.GenerateBoard(N);
// Generate the logic board
logicBoard.InitLogicBoard(N, depthAI);
currentTurn = (TileStatus)(pieceChoice * 2 - 1);
checkAITurn = true;
bStart.interactable = false;
}
public void GenerateBoard()
{
//The boardSetup function can generate a grid of points, but it won't assign a worldPosition to them.
board.GenerateBoard(settings.boardSize);
//The board script can run call this function. I'm calling it here for clarity, and have the "generate points" bool in the go script unchecked.
//It would be fine to check that, and not manually call it with that above line.
//We will go through and assign the world position by inferring it from the vector position. basically a y=mx+b re-mapping.
//The other way to do this would be to have some gameObject at every point, and a function there that either
//a: knows its xy board pos and can use that to get the point, and assign the world position
//or b: it just creates a point and does AddPoint, and we get rid of or dont generate the boards points to begin with. (the go board has a bool script for that)
foreach (Point p in board.rawPointsList)
{
p.worldPosition = new Vector2(settings.bottomLeftPos.x + settings.pos11Distance.x * p.position.x, settings.bottomLeftPos.y + settings.pos11Distance.y * p.position.y);
}
}
