public static Hitbox CreateHitbox(GameObject owner, Dictionary <string, string> dict)
{
GameObject hboxObj = GameObject.CreatePrimitive(PrimitiveType.Cube);
hboxObj.name = "Hitbox";
Hitbox hbox = hboxObj.AddComponent <Hitbox>();
hbox.transform.SetParent(owner.transform);
hbox.owner = owner.GetComponent <BattleObject>();
Renderer rend = hbox.GetComponent <Renderer>();
Material mat = rend.material;
mat.SetColor("_Color", new Color(1.0f, 0, 0, 0.5f));
StandardShaderUtils.ChangeRenderMode(mat, StandardShaderUtils.BlendMode.Transparent);
//Load all the hitbox info from the dict of values generated by the subaction
hbox.LoadValuesFromDict(dict);
hbox.SizeToOwner(owner.GetComponent <BattleObject>());
//FIXME hitbox locks are odd. They're attached to actions for some reason?
HitboxLock new_lock = new HitboxLock(hbox.lock_name);
hbox.hitbox_lock = new_lock;
return(hbox);
}
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// PRIVATE HELPER METHODS //
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private IEnumerator RemoveLock(HitboxLock hitbox_lock)
{
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(2));
if (hitbox_locks.Contains(hitbox_lock)) //It can be unlocked later
{
hitbox_locks.Remove(hitbox_lock);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates or loads a HitboxLock, an object preventing multiple hitboxes from all affecting a target at once if they should be part of the same attack
/// </summary>
private static void LockHitbox(GameAction action, Hitbox hbox)
{
//Set up the hitbox lock, if applicable
if (hbox.lock_name != "") //If it has a name, we need to check if it's got a lock already
{
if (action.hitbox_locks.ContainsKey(hbox.lock_name)) //If it's already there, just assign it to the hitbox
{
hbox.hitbox_lock = action.hitbox_locks[hbox.lock_name];
}
else //If it has a name, but isn't in the list, we need to add it
{
HitboxLock new_lock = new HitboxLock(hbox.lock_name);
hbox.hitbox_lock = new_lock;
action.hitbox_locks.Add(hbox.lock_name, new_lock);
}
}
else //If it's unnamed, we just need to create a new lock for this hitbox
{
HitboxLock new_lock = new HitboxLock("GenericLockName" + action.hitbox_locks.Count.ToString());
hbox.hitbox_lock = new_lock;
action.hitbox_locks.Add(new_lock.name, new_lock);
}
}