// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
currentMode = 0;
selectedAtt = new List <int>()
{
0, 0, 0
};
allUnits = new List <ResUnit>();
allGroups = new List <UnitGroup>();
grid = new UnitGrid();
}
public void UpdateMarkers(List <VectorHex> posHighlighted)
{
foreach (GameObject tile in BoardManager.Instance.tiles)
{
TileBehavior tb = tile.GetComponentInChildren <TileBehavior>();
VectorHex offsetPos = UnitGrid.OffsetForGrid(tb.posHex);
GameObject marker = markerPool[offsetPos.q, offsetPos.r];
if (posHighlighted.Contains(tb.posHex))
{
marker.GetComponentInChildren <Image>().color = Color.cyan;
}
else
{
marker.GetComponentInChildren <Image>().color = Color.grey;
}
}
}
// Remove these initialization functions later. Reduce the coupling in these start function. Possibly handle them in a dedicated initialization script?
public void Initialize()
{
markerPool = new GameObject[UnitGrid.GRID_DIM * 2 - 1, UnitGrid.GRID_DIM * 2 - 1];
for (int i = 0; i < BoardManager.Instance.tiles.Count; i++)
{
GameObject tile = BoardManager.Instance.tiles[i];
Debug.Log(tile);
VectorHex tilePos = tile.GetComponentInChildren <TileBehavior>().posHex;
VectorHex offsetPos = UnitGrid.OffsetForGrid(tilePos);
GameObject marker = Instantiate(pf_Marker, transform);
markerPool[offsetPos.q, offsetPos.r] = marker;
marker.SetActive(true);
marker.transform.position = new Vector3(tile.transform.position.x, 1.5f, tile.transform.position.z);
marker.GetComponentInChildren <Image>().color = Color.grey;
marker.GetComponentInChildren <Text>().text = "" + tilePos.q + " " + tilePos.r;
}
}
