public void StartDialog(Dialog dialog, bool freezeGame, bool zoom, float zoomValue = 0f)
{
//animator.SetBool("IsOpen", true);
zoomCamera = zoom;
if (zoomCamera)
{
// just a reminder, zoom should always be postive
ppc.targetCameraHalfHeight = zoomValue <= float.Epsilon ? 2.5f : zoomValue;
ppc.adjustCameraFOV();
}
stopTime = freezeGame;
nameText.text = dialog.name;
sentences.Clear();
//Debug.Log("Open dialog");
OpenDialog();
foreach (string sentence in dialog.sentences)
{
sentences.Enqueue(sentence);
}
DisplayNextSentence();
}
public override void Execute(GameObject GameActor)
{
//Grab the cameras I need to adjust, this assumes that the gameobject passed in has both cameras attatched
PixelPerfectCamera PixelCam = GameActor.GetComponent <PixelPerfectCamera>();
Camera ActualCam = GameActor.GetComponent <Camera>();
//Check if a new zoom level has been requested
if (z != 0)
{
//The pixel camera will only allow orthographic sizes that don't distort pixels. So by adjusting z, a desired size is being requested not set.
PixelCam.targetCameraHalfHeight -= Mathf.Clamp(z, -1, 1);
PixelCam.targetCameraHalfHeight = Mathf.Clamp(PixelCam.targetCameraHalfHeight, 2, 10);
}
//This returns a valid orthographic size to be lerped to. (I can probably figure out a way to not call this every frame)
float newZoom = PixelCam.adjustCameraFOV(true);
//Now we lerp to the closest valid size. this can be smoothed out better, but good enough for now.
ActualCam.orthographicSize = Mathf.Lerp(ActualCam.orthographicSize, newZoom, Time.smoothDeltaTime * sens);
}
