protected virtual void Update()
{
IMoveX bodyMoveX = body as IMoveX;
IMoveY bodyMoveY = body as IMoveY;
IMoveZ bodyMoveZ = body as IMoveZ;
ITwist bodyTwist = body as ITwist;
IJump bodyJump = body as IJump;
if (bodyJump != null)
{
if (Input.GetButtonDown(jumpButtonName))
{
bodyJump.JumpBegin();
}
else if (Input.GetButtonUp(jumpButtonName))
{
bodyJump.JumpEnd();
}
}
if (bodyMoveX != null)
{
bodyMoveX.MoveX(Input.GetAxis(xAxisName));
}
if (bodyMoveY != null)
{
bodyMoveY.MoveY(Input.GetAxis(yAxisName));
}
if (bodyMoveZ != null)
{
if (Input.GetAxis(zAxisName) < 0f)
{
int x = 1;
x += 1;
}
bodyMoveZ.MoveZ(Input.GetAxis(zAxisName));
}
if (bodyTwist != null)
{
bodyTwist.Twist(Input.GetAxis(twistAxisName) * Time.deltaTime * maxTwistSpeed);
}
}
protected virtual void Update()
{
IMoveX bodyMoveX = body as IMoveX;
IMoveY bodyMoveY = body as IMoveY;
IMoveZ bodyMoveZ = body as IMoveZ;
ITwist bodyTwist = body as ITwist;
IJump bodyJump = body as IJump;
// For the sake of following the target, we need to see if they're
// distant from us. This is going to be a pretty dumb follow
// function and doesn't care how high-up they are. Thus, we will
// project both our position and the target's position onto the
// same plane. Then any heigh-difference gets ignored.
//
// If needed, we could also calculate the height pretty easily.
// Just take the difference of the actual positions with their
// respective projected positions, and these are their heights
// relative to the plane. With this knowledge, we could calculate
// the height relative to one another.
Vector3 currentProjectedPos = Vector3.ProjectOnPlane(transform.position, transform.up);
Vector3 targetProjectedPos = Vector3.ProjectOnPlane(target.position, transform.up);
if ((targetProjectedPos - currentProjectedPos).sqrMagnitude > maxDist * maxDist)
{
if (bodyMoveZ != null)
{
walkingSpeed = Mathf.Clamp01(walkingSpeed + Time.deltaTime);
bodyMoveZ.MoveZ(walkingSpeed);
}
if (bodyTwist != null)
{
bodyTwist.TwistToward(target.position);
}
}
else
{
walkingSpeed = 0f;
}
}
