public BluePaint(myMoveVars mv, Vector3 norm) : base(mv, norm)
{
CurBehv = "BluePaint";
// Debug.Log("PrevVel: " + dataValues.PrevVel);
//Debug.Log("VelMag: " + dataValues.PrevVel.magnitude);
//Debug.Log("RevMag: " + dataValues.PrevVel.magnitude);
if (!InputManager.GetKey("Mod2"))
{
if (dataValues.PrevVel.magnitude < 20)
{
dataValues.Vel = norm * 20;
}
else
{
//Debug.Log("2");
//dataValues.Vel = Vector3.Reflect(new Vector3(dataValues.Vel.x, dataValues.PrevVel.y, dataValues.Vel.z), myNormal.normalized);
// 0.99f is a cheatsy hack. It seems to stop the jump height from increasing and decreasing
dataValues.Vel = Vector3.Reflect(dataValues.PrevVel.normalized, norm.normalized) * (dataValues.PrevVel.magnitude + 0.981f);
}
if (InputManager.GetKey("Mod3"))
{
dataValues.Vel += dataValues.jForce * myNormal / 2;
}
dataValues.inAir = true;
}
//Debug.Log("RevMag: " + dataValues.Vel.magnitude);
dataValues.PrevVel = Vector3.zero;
}
public GravPaint(myMoveVars mv, Vector3 norm) : base(mv, norm)
{
dataValues.Vel = Vector3.zero;
dataValues.gForce = -myNormal / 5;
dataValues.hForce = .3f;
dataValues.inAir = true;
}
public Walk(myMoveVars mv, Vector3 norm) : base(mv, norm)
{
CurBehv = "Walk";
dataValues.hForce = 1.0f;
dataValues.maxHAccel = 5.0f;
dataValues.gForce = new Vector3(0.0f, 0.6333f, 0.0f);
}
public CharacterBehavior(myMoveVars mv)
{
dataValues = mv;
CurBehv = "none";
myPlayer = GameObject.Find("CubePlayer");
myChar = (Character)myPlayer.GetComponent(typeof(Character));
SetBehv();
}
public RedPaint(myMoveVars mv) : base(mv)
{
incAmount = 0.25f;
dataValues.maxHAccel = 5.0f;
}
public Hax(myMoveVars mv) : base(mv)
{
dataValues.hForce = 15.0f;
}
public Run(myMoveVars mv) : base(mv)
{
dataValues.hForce = 3.0f;
dataValues.maxHAccel = 10.0f;
}
public Walk(myMoveVars mv)
: this(mv, Vector3.up)
{
}
public CharacterBehavior(myMoveVars mv, Vector3 norm)
: this(mv)
{
myNormal = norm;
}
