public void CallbackCannonballHit(Vector3 location)
{
SkillBase skillData = SkillBaseData.GetSkillBaseData(SkillNames.CANNON);
float radius = skillData.radius;
// TODO FIXME so do we want it to vary per cannonball, or per enemy hit?
// my initiol reaction is it should be that the physical damage done to each
// enemy is what varies, even within a single cannonball shot
gameController.DoAOEGroundDamage(location, radius, skillData);
// GENERATE PARTICLES :) (needs to me moved / reworked)
// lots of optimization to happen here
int numOfParticles = 40;
for (int i = 0; i < numOfParticles; i++)
{
// create ground particles
Vector2 particleCircle = Random.insideUnitCircle * radius;
float particleX = location.x + particleCircle.x;
float particleZ = location.z + particleCircle.y;
GameObject particle = ObjectPoolHelper.Instantiate(pGroundParticle, new Vector3(particleX, 0, particleZ), Quaternion.identity);
particle.GetComponent <Rigidbody> ().velocity = new Vector3(0, 3, 0);
float spin = 100f;
particle.GetComponent <Rigidbody> ().AddTorque(new Vector3(Random.Range(-spin, spin), Random.Range(-spin, spin), Random.Range(-spin, spin)));
}
}
private void CheckSkillKeyPress()
{
for (int i = 0; i < skillKeybinds.Count; i++)
{
if (Input.GetKeyDown(skillKeybinds[i]))
{
if (currentSkills[i] == "")
{
Debug.Log("There is no skill bound to this key right now.");
continue;
}
string pressedSkillName = currentSkills[i];
Debug.Log(pressedSkillName);
SkillBase skillBase = SkillBaseData.GetSkillBaseData(pressedSkillName);
GetComponent <SkillActionController> ().executeSkill(skillBase, i);
}
}
}