/// <summary>
/// Send a request to the server to validate + perform the interaction.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="info">info on the interaction being performed. Each object involved in the interaction
/// must have a networkidentity.</param>
/// <param name="processor">component which will process the interaction on the server-side. The processor's
/// info and result types must match the info and result type of one of the interaction type constants
/// defined in InteractionType.
///
/// This component
/// must live on a GameObject with a network identity, and there must only be one instance of this component
/// on the object. For organization, we suggest that the component which is sending this message
/// should be the processor, as such this parameter should almost always be passed using the "this" keyword, and
/// should almost always be either a component on the target object or a component on the used object</param>
/// <typeparamref name="T">Interaction subtype
/// for the interaction that the processor can handle (such as MouseDrop for a mouse drop interaction).
/// Must be a subtype of Interaction.</typeparamref>
public static void SendRequest <T>(T info, IInteractionProcessor <T> processor)
where T : Interaction
{
if (!info.Performer.Equals(PlayerManager.LocalPlayer))
{
Logger.LogError("Client attempting to perform an interaction on behalf of another player." +
" This is not allowed. Client can only perform an interaction as themselves. Message" +
" will not be sent.", Category.NetMessage);
return;
}
if (!(processor is Component))
{
Logger.LogError("processor must be a component, but isn't. The message will not be sent.", Category.NetMessage);
return;
}
//send the message appropriate to the specific interaction type
var processorObject = (processor as Component).gameObject;
if (typeof(T) == typeof(PositionalHandApply))
{
RequestPositionalHandApplyMessage.Send(info as PositionalHandApply, processorObject);
return;
}
else if (typeof(T) == typeof(HandApply))
{
RequestHandApplyMessage.Send(info as HandApply, processorObject);
return;
}
else if (typeof(T) == typeof(AimApply))
{
RequestAimApplyMessage.Send(info as AimApply, processorObject);
return;
}
else if (typeof(T) == typeof(MouseDrop))
{
RequestMouseDropMessage.Send(info as MouseDrop, processorObject);
return;
}
else if (typeof(T) == typeof(HandActivate))
{
RequestHandActivateMessage.Send(info as HandActivate, processorObject);
return;
}
else if (typeof(T) == typeof(InventoryApply))
{
RequestInventoryApplyMessage.Send(info as InventoryApply, processorObject);
return;
}
//TODO: Other types
//we didn't send anything
Logger.LogErrorFormat("Interaction type was {0} - we couldn't determine what to do for this interaction" +
" type, most likely because it hasn't been implemented yet." +
" Please implement handling for this interaction type in InteractionMessageUtils.SendRequest()", Category.NetMessage, nameof(T));
}
/// <summary>
/// For most cases you should use InteractionMessageUtils.SendRequest() instead of this.
///
/// Sends a request to the server to validate + perform the interaction.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="mouseDrop">info on the interaction being performed. Each object involved in the interaction
/// must have a networkidentity.</param>
/// <param name="processorObject">object who has a component implementing IInteractionProcessor<MouseDrop> which
/// will process the interaction on the server-side. This object must have a NetworkIdentity and there must only be one instance
/// of this component on the object. For organization, we suggest that the component which is sending this message
/// should be on the processorObject, as such this parameter should almost always be passed using "this.gameObject", and
/// should almost always be either a component on the target object or a component on the used object</param>
public static void Send(MouseDrop mouseDrop, GameObject processorObject)
{
var msg = new RequestMouseDropMessage
{
TargetObject = mouseDrop.TargetObject.GetComponent <NetworkIdentity>().netId,
ProcessorObject = processorObject.GetComponent <NetworkIdentity>().netId,
UsedObject = mouseDrop.UsedObject.GetComponent <NetworkIdentity>().netId
};
msg.Send();
}