private void SpawnMonster(GameObject obj)
{
// WARNING! This is just experimental for fun stuff to learn Unity and NOT the way to do it - there are better ways, but this is about learning methods
// get box collider as we use that to measure the area it can spawn and roam
BoxCollider boxCollider = (BoxCollider)obj.GetComponent(typeof(BoxCollider));
// get a random x position within area
float x = Random.Range(obj.transform.position.x, obj.transform.position.x + boxCollider.size.x);
// set position to spawn (add 1.0f for sprite height)
Vector3 pos = new Vector3(x, obj.transform.position.y + 1.0f, 0);
// instantiate prefab monster object - rotate to get sprite correct
GameObject monster = Instantiate(Resources.Load("Monster"), pos, Quaternion.identity) as GameObject;
// get movement script and set step and stop position
MonsterFeet mFeet = monster.GetComponent <MonsterFeet>();
// set stop position (and ensure a minimum distance)
mFeet.m_stopPositionX = Random.Range(x, obj.transform.position.x + boxCollider.size.x);
if (mFeet.m_stopPositionX < x + 2.0f)
{
mFeet.m_stopPositionX += 2.0f;
}
mFeet.m_stepX = Random.Range(2.0f, 8.0f);
}
// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
animateTexture = GetComponent <AnimatedTextureExtendedUV>();
monsterFeet = GetComponent <MonsterFeet>();
}
// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
animateTexture = GetComponent<AnimatedTextureExtendedUV>();
monsterFeet = GetComponent<MonsterFeet>();
}
