private void OnConfigChanged(VideoConfig?config)
{
var previousVideoPath = VideoConfig?.VideoPath;
VideoConfig = config;
if (config == null)
{
VideoPlayer.Hide();
return;
}
if (!config.IsPlayable && (config.forceEnvironmentModifications == null || config.forceEnvironmentModifications == false))
{
return;
}
if (_activeScene == Scene.Menu)
{
StopPreview(true);
}
else
{
VideoPlayer.SetPlacement(Placement.CreatePlacementForConfig(config, _activeScene, VideoPlayer.GetVideoAspectRatio()));
}
if (previousVideoPath != config.VideoPath)
{
VideoPlayer.Player.prepareCompleted += ConfigChangedPrepareHandler;
PrepareVideo(config);
}
else
{
VideoPlayer.LoopVideo(config.loop == true);
VideoPlayer.screenController.SetShaderParameters(config);
VideoPlayer.SetBloomIntensity(config.bloom);
}
if (config.TransparencyEnabled)
{
VideoPlayer.ShowScreenBody();
}
else
{
VideoPlayer.HideScreenBody();
}
if (_activeScene == Scene.SoloGameplay)
{
EnvironmentController.VideoConfigSceneModifications(VideoConfig);
}
}
private static IEnumerator WaitThenStart()
{
//Have to wait two frames, since Chroma waits for one and we have to make sure we run after Chroma without directly interacting with it.
//Chroma probably waits a frame to make sure the lights are all registered before accessing the LightManager.
//If we run before Chroma, the prop groups will get different IDs than usual due to the changed z-positions.
yield return(new WaitForEndOfFrame());
yield return(new WaitForEndOfFrame());
//Turns out CustomPlatforms runs even later and undoes some of the scene modifications Cinema does. Waiting for a specific duration is more of a temporary fix.
//TODO Find a better way to implement this. The problematic coroutine in CustomPlatforms is CustomFloorPlugin.EnvironmentHider+<InternalHideObjectsForPlatform>
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(0.1f));
EnvironmentController.ModifyGameScene(PlaybackController.Instance.VideoConfig);
}