// If number is not needed, just feed it a negative number. This will be the convention we use instead of assigning it random values
public SpawnUnit(BBSpriteFactory.Sprite sprite, float spawnDelaySeconds, float spawnOffsetSeconds, BBCoordinate coordinate, bool atOpenCoordinate, BBEntityStats stats, int number)
{
this.sprite = sprite;
this.spawnSeconds = spawnDelaySeconds + spawnOffsetSeconds;
this.coordinate = coordinate;
this.atOpenCoordinate = atOpenCoordinate;
this.stats = stats;
this.number = number;
}
// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
this.spriteFactory = GetComponent<BBSpriteFactory>();
}
// Place wherever you want
public SpawnUnit CreateSpawnUnit(BBSpriteFactory.Sprite sprite, float spawnDelaySeconds, BBCoordinate coordinate, bool atValidCoordinate, BBEntityStats stats, int number)
{
BBNode referencedNode = this.gridController.grid[coordinate.x, coordinate.y];
return new SpawnUnit(sprite, spawnDelaySeconds, this.timer.Seconds, coordinate, atValidCoordinate, stats, number);
}
public SpawnUnit CreateSpawnUnit(BBSpriteFactory.Sprite sprite, float spawnDelaySeconds, BBCoordinate coordinate, bool atValidCoordinate, BBEntityStats stats)
{
return this.CreateSpawnUnit(sprite, spawnDelaySeconds, coordinate, atValidCoordinate, stats, (int)BBSceneConstants.NumberConventions.DEFAULTNUMBER);
}
// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
this.factory = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag(BBSceneConstants.gameControllerTag).GetComponent<BBSpriteFactory>();
}
