private void UpdateUserInterface(EntityUid uid, CrewMonitoringConsoleComponent?component = null)
{
if (!Resolve(uid, ref component))
{
return;
}
var ui = component.Owner.GetUIOrNull(CrewMonitoringUIKey.Key);
if (ui == null)
{
return;
}
// update all sensors info
var allSensors = component.ConnectedSensors.Values.ToList();
var uiState = new CrewMonitoringState(allSensors);
ui.SetState(uiState);
}
private void UpdateUserInterface(EntityUid uid, CrewMonitoringConsoleComponent?component = null)
{
if (!Resolve(uid, ref component))
{
return;
}
var ui = component.Owner.GetUIOrNull(CrewMonitoringUIKey.Key);
if (ui == null)
{
return;
}
// For directional arrows, we need to fetch the monitor's transform data
var xform = Transform(uid);
var(worldPos, worldRot) = xform.GetWorldPositionRotation();
// In general, the directions displayed depend on either the orientation of the grid, or the orientation of
// the monitor. But in the special case where the monitor IS a player (i.e., admin ghost), we base it off
// the players eye rotation. We don't know what that is for sure, but we know their last grid angle, which
// should work well enough?
if (TryComp(uid, out InputMoverComponent? mover))
{
worldRot = mover.LastGridAngle;
}
else if (_mapManager.TryGetGrid(xform.GridUid, out var grid))
{
worldRot = grid.WorldRotation;
}
// update all sensors info
var allSensors = component.ConnectedSensors.Values.ToList();
var uiState = new CrewMonitoringState(allSensors, worldPos, worldRot, component.Snap, component.Precision);
ui.SetState(uiState);
}
