// Nathan wrote this
// class constructor
// road is the road object in the development environment
public RoadData(Road road)
{
// store the environment as an EnvironmentData variable
Buildings buildingScriptReference = road.getBuildingsReference();
buildingsIndex = buildingScriptReference.getBuildingIndex();
// store the fog variables
FogControl fogControlScriptReference = road.getFogControl();
fogDistance = fogControlScriptReference.getFogDistance();
// store the lighting intensities
BrightnessControl[] lightScripts = road.getLights();
for (int i = 0; i < lightScripts.Length; i++)
{
lightIntensities[i] = lightScripts[i].getBrightness();
}
// store the lanes as a list of LaneData
LinkedList <GameObject> roadLanes = road.getLanes();
// store the lanes
foreach (GameObject lane in roadLanes)
{
BasicLane laneScriptRef = (BasicLane)lane.GetComponent("BasicLane");
LaneData indLaneData = null;
// if we have a non-vehicle lane, create the independent lane data with a prop manager
if (!laneScriptRef.isVehicleLane())
{
PropManager propManagerRef = lane.GetComponent <PropManager>();
indLaneData = new LaneData(laneScriptRef, propManagerRef);
}
else
{
indLaneData = new LaneData(laneScriptRef);
}
laneData.Add(indLaneData);
}
}
private void updateUIValues()
{
transform.Find("BrightnessLevelControls/BrightnessBackground/BrightnessField").GetComponent <Text>().text = lightController.getBrightness().ToString("0.0");
transform.Find("FogLevelControls/Background/FogField").GetComponent <Text>().text = fogController.getFogDistance().ToString();
transform.Find("ArchitectureTypeControls/ArchType").GetComponent <Dropdown>().value = GameObject.Find("Buildings").GetComponent <Buildings>().getBuildingIndex();
}