private static void CreateEntitiesInArray()
{
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfEntities; i++)
{
PhysicsComponent p = new PhysicsComponent();
AIComponent ai = new AIComponent();
RenderComponent r = new RenderComponent();
_physicsComponents[i] = p;
_aiComponents[i] = ai;
_renderComponents[i] = r;
GameEntity g = new GameEntity(p, ai, r);
_entities[i] = g;
}
}
private static void CreateEntitiesInArray()
{
for (int i = 0; i < numberOfEntities; i++)
{
PhysicsComponent p = new PhysicsComponent();
AIComponent ai = new AIComponent();
RenderComponent r = new RenderComponent();
_physicsComponents[i] = p;
_aiComponents[i] = ai;
_renderComponents[i] = r;
GameEntity g = new GameEntity(p, ai, r);
_entities[i] = g;
}
}
// for this to work, the components should be passed as pointers
// this is NOT possible in C#
// can use pass by reference or unsafe context ... but still not the same as in C++
public GameEntity(PhysicsComponent physics, AIComponent ai, RenderComponent render)
{
Physics = physics;
Ai = ai;
Render = render;
}
// for this to work, the components should be passed as pointers
// this is NOT possible in C#
// can use pass by reference or unsafe context ... but still not the same as in C++
public GameEntity(PhysicsComponent physics, AIComponent ai, RenderComponent render)
{
Physics = physics;
Ai = ai;
Render = render;
}
