/// <summary>
/// sets all the adaptors that are not connected to be invisble (only the side that's not connected to this part)
/// also sets adaptor.isUnconnected to the respective value
///
/// TODO: this is a bit of a hack, should come back to this and clean it up
/// </summary>
public void ToggleAdaptorVisibility()
{
var Hider = new MaterialHider(); //instantiate new hider
if (AdaptorConnections == null) //sometimes this isn't initialized for some reason...
{
AdaptorConnections = new Dictionary <WeaponPart, Adaptor>();
}
if (Adaptors == null) //there are parts that don't have any adaptors (for example a silencer or something like that)
{
return;
}
foreach (Adaptor a in Adaptors)
{
if (!AdaptorConnections.ContainsValue(a)) //adaptor isn't connected
{
a.isUnconnected = true;
if (a.ChildPartTransform == null)
{
continue;
}
Hider.HideHierarchy(a.ChildPartTransform.gameObject, this.PartID); //hide the unconnected side and set id as this.partid, so we can selectively turn back on
//only the adaptor that belongs to this part instead of the whole hierarchy below our adaptor
}
else
{
a.isUnconnected = false;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// removes a child from this part
/// </summary>
/// <param name="child">the child to remove </param>
public void RemoveChild(WeaponPart child)
{
//checks
if (!Children.Contains(child))//if part is no child
{
return;
}
//remove child
Children.Remove(child);
Adaptor a = AdaptorConnections[child];
AdaptorConnections.Remove(child);
if (a != null) //better nullcheck it
{
//hide adaptor again
MaterialHider hider = new MaterialHider();
hider.HideHierarchy(a.ChildPartTransform.gameObject, this.PartID);
a.isUnconnected = true;
}
}