// On scene load, do this...
void Start() {
leftArmNode = transform.Find(leftArmNodeName).GetComponent<PickupNode>();
rightArmNode = transform.Find(rightArmNodeName).GetComponent<PickupNode>();
leftArmNode.setPosition(transform.Find(leftArmNodeName));
rightArmNode.setPosition(transform.Find(rightArmNodeName));
leftArmPosition = "North";
rightArmPosition = "North";
float old_ly = leftArmNode.getTransform().localPosition.y;
leftArmNode.getTransform().localPosition = new Vector3(-0.3f, old_ly, 1.0f);
float old_ry = rightArmNode.getTransform().localPosition.y;
rightArmNode.getTransform().localPosition = new Vector3(0.3f, old_ry, 1.0f);
animate = GetComponent<Animator>();
itemManager = GetComponent<PlayerItemManager> ();
animate.SetBool("LF", LF);
animate.SetBool("RF", RF);
// NOTE:
// "Node Position" is really only the coordinates of game objects called
// "Left Arm Node", "Right Arm Node" and such. The Nodes themselves are a part
// of this own manager's abstract class.
//
// In other words, no properties are ever allocated to those node objects in the
// game space. They are only the points at which
}
// On scene load, do this...
void Start()
{
leftArmNode = transform.Find(leftArmNodeName).GetComponent <PickupNode>();
rightArmNode = transform.Find(rightArmNodeName).GetComponent <PickupNode>();
leftArmNode.setPosition(transform.Find(leftArmNodeName));
rightArmNode.setPosition(transform.Find(rightArmNodeName));
leftArmPosition = "North";
rightArmPosition = "North";
float old_ly = leftArmNode.getTransform().localPosition.y;
leftArmNode.getTransform().localPosition = new Vector3(-0.3f, old_ly, 1.0f);
float old_ry = rightArmNode.getTransform().localPosition.y;
rightArmNode.getTransform().localPosition = new Vector3(0.3f, old_ry, 1.0f);
animate = GetComponent <Animator>();
itemManager = GetComponent <PlayerItemManager> ();
animate.SetBool("LF", LF);
animate.SetBool("RF", RF);
// NOTE:
// "Node Position" is really only the coordinates of game objects called
// "Left Arm Node", "Right Arm Node" and such. The Nodes themselves are a part
// of this own manager's abstract class.
//
// In other words, no properties are ever allocated to those node objects in the
// game space. They are only the points at which
}
