private void CreateUnit(NetworkMessage netMsg)
{
var msg = netMsg.ReadMessage <CreateUnitMsg>();
var newUnit = UnitExtensions.InstantiateUnitFromMsg(msg);
newUnit.PlayerId = _connectionPlayerMapping[netMsg.conn.connectionId];
newUnit.CurrentTile = GameState.AllTiles[msg.TileId];
newUnit.UnitId = GameState.GenerateId();
GameState.AllTiles[msg.TileId].OccupyUnit = newUnit;
GameState.AllUnits.Add(newUnit.UnitId, newUnit);
var msgToBroadcast = CreateUnitMsg.CopyMessage(msg, newUnit);
NetworkServer.SendToAll(Messages.CreateUnit, msgToBroadcast);
}
//"Well gee, Tymko, that seems awfully redundant!", you might say.
//You're totally right. I'm just lazy, and this is useful in the server CreateUnit handler.
public static CreateUnitMsg CopyMessage(CreateUnitMsg msg, Unit unit)
{
var result = new CreateUnitMsg
{
PlayerId = unit.PlayerId,
TileId = msg.TileId,
UnitId = unit.UnitId,
MaxHealth = msg.MaxHealth,
MaxMoves = msg.MaxMoves,
OnDeath = msg.OnDeath,
Sprite = msg.Sprite,
Abilities = msg.Abilities,
MoveCost = msg.MoveCost
};
return(result);
}
