//What should this object do when a state is changed ????
protected void SetState(ObjectState state)
{
switch (state)
{
case ObjectState.Idle:
//Hot fix, so that when the hero respawn, he will not move to his previous position.
//Is this one a hot fix or a neccessary logic step ????
navMeshAgent.Stop();
navMeshAgent.SetDestination(transform.position);
//Another hot fix, to fix the wrong rotation of object when finishing an animation
//There is still a weird rotation sometime but I can not catch it all the time :/
//Debug.Log("Local Rotation " + objectRenderer.gameObject.transform.localRotation.ToString());
objectRenderer.gameObject.transform.localRotation = Quaternion.Euler(Vector3.zero);
//Debug.Log("Local Rotation after set - " + objectRenderer.gameObject.transform.localRotation.ToString());
animatorWrapper.AddTriggerToQueue("EnterIdleAnimation");
break;
case ObjectState.Run:
case ObjectState.Charge:
//need this one so the object will not just repeat the run animation while running
if (objectState != ObjectState.Run && objectState != ObjectState.Charge)
{
animatorWrapper.AddTriggerToQueue("EnterMovementAnimation");
}
break;
case ObjectState.Attack:
navMeshAgent.Stop();
animatorWrapper.AddTriggerToQueue("EnterAttackAnimation");
break;
case ObjectState.Stun:
break;
case ObjectState.Special:
navMeshAgent.Stop();
animatorWrapper.AddTriggerToQueue("EnterAttackAnimation");
break;
case ObjectState.Die:
//Maybe special case here ? to add the dead effect here and other stuffs.
//Object die while moving, when respawned will have a weird position offset.
//This is to fix that bug
objectRenderer.OnParentObjectDie();
break;
}
objectState = state;
}
private void ObjectRunning()
{
if ((transform.position - targetPosition).magnitude <= 0.5f)
{
//navMeshAgent.Stop();
animatorWrapper.AddTriggerToQueue("EnterIdleAnimation");
objectState = ObjectState.Idle;
}
}
