void MakeLiving(PlayerSettings playerSettings)
{
var mainEngineParticles = playerSettings.GetComponent <PlayerMainEngineParticles>();
mainEngineParticles.ChangeColor(playerSettings.color);
var weaponSlot = playerSettings.GetComponent <WeaponSlot>();
weaponSlot.enabled = true;
}
void MakeUndead(PlayerSettings playerSettings)
{
var mainEngineParticles = playerSettings.GetComponent <PlayerMainEngineParticles>();
mainEngineParticles.ChangeColor(UndeadColor);
var weaponSlot = playerSettings.GetComponent <WeaponSlot>();
weaponSlot.enabled = false;
}
// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
// setting timer
PlayerSettings shorter = playerSet.GetComponent <PlayerSettings>();
//line below is for testing if first turn timer will work. delete later.
playerSet.setTimerFirstEnabled(true);
if (shorter.getTimerFirstEnabled())
{
startTime = shorter.getTimerFirst();
firstRun = true;
}
else
{
startTime = shorter.getTimer();
}
TimeLeft = startTime;
}
void Function()
{
/*Even with it set properly above, you need to do .GetComponent<ScriptName>()
* anything following are the functions that are within that script. Here I'm setting the timer*/
settings.GetComponent <PlayerSettings>().setTimer(40);
/*you need to do the above everytime you call a function... it's a pain
* BUT you can do something like the below to make it shorter to type.*/
PlayerSettings shorter = settings.GetComponent <PlayerSettings>();
/*BUT it can only be done inside a Function, you can't use .GetComponent on a global variable.
* which is why it's down here, inside the Function, instead of at the top, outside the Function.*/
//Here's how you'd use the shorter version.
shorter.setTimerFirstEnabled(true);
//if you copy/paste these scripts, don't call it "shorter" lol
//When you use a get~ function, you need to store it in a local variable.
int Timer = shorter.getTimer();
/*If you're doing a script that actually counts down the timer you'd countdown your local variable
* when you need to start your timer again, run the getTimer function again.
* we shouldn't need to store temporary variables in the PlayerSettings script*/
}
