MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager Class Reference

Add this class to an empty component in your scene, and it'll allow you to swap characters in your scene when pressing the SwapButton (P, by default) Each character in your scene will need to have a CharacterSwap class on it, and the corresponding PlayerID. You can see an example of such a setup in the MinimalCharacterSwap demo scene More...

Inheritance diagram for MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager:

Public Member Functions
virtual void	UpdateList ()
	Grabs all CharacterSwap equipped characters in the scene and stores them in a list, sorted by Order More...
virtual void	SwapCharacter ()
	Changes the current character to the next one in line More...
virtual int	GetCurrentIndex ()
	Finds which character is currently active and considered the current one More...
virtual void	OnMMEvent (CorgiEngineEvent engineEvent)
	On Level Start, we initialize our list More...
Public Member Functions inherited from MoreMountains.Tools.MMEventListener< CorgiEngineEvent >
void	OnMMEvent (T eventType)

Public Attributes
string	SwapButtonName = "Player1_SwapCharacter"
	the name of the axis to use to catch input and trigger a swap on press More...
string	PlayerID = "Player1"
	the PlayerID set on the Characters you want to swap between More...

Protected Member Functions
virtual void	Update ()
	On Update, we watch for input More...
virtual void	HandleInput ()
	If the user presses the Swap button, we swap characters More...
virtual void	OnEnable ()
	On enable we start listening for events More...
virtual void	OnDisable ()
	On disable we stop listening for events More...

Protected Attributes
CharacterSwap[]	_characterSwapArray
MMCircularList< CharacterSwap >	_characterSwapList
CorgiEngineEvent	_swapEvent = new CorgiEngineEvent(CorgiEngineEventTypes.CharacterSwap)

Detailed Description

Add this class to an empty component in your scene, and it'll allow you to swap characters in your scene when pressing the SwapButton (P, by default) Each character in your scene will need to have a CharacterSwap class on it, and the corresponding PlayerID. You can see an example of such a setup in the MinimalCharacterSwap demo scene

Member Function Documentation

GetCurrentIndex()

virtual int MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager.GetCurrentIndex ( )

virtual

Finds which character is currently active and considered the current one

Returns

HandleInput()

virtual void MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager.HandleInput ( )

protectedvirtual

If the user presses the Swap button, we swap characters

OnDisable()

virtual void MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager.OnDisable ( )

protectedvirtual

On disable we stop listening for events

OnEnable()

virtual void MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager.OnEnable ( )

protectedvirtual

On enable we start listening for events

OnMMEvent()

virtual void MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager.OnMMEvent ( CorgiEngineEvent  engineEvent )

virtual

On Level Start, we initialize our list

Parameters

eventType

SwapCharacter()

virtual void MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager.SwapCharacter ( )

virtual

Changes the current character to the next one in line

Update()

virtual void MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager.Update ( )

protectedvirtual

On Update, we watch for input

UpdateList()

virtual void MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager.UpdateList ( )

virtual

Grabs all CharacterSwap equipped characters in the scene and stores them in a list, sorted by Order

Member Data Documentation

_characterSwapArray

CharacterSwap [] MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager._characterSwapArray

protected

_characterSwapList

MMCircularList<CharacterSwap> MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager._characterSwapList

protected

_swapEvent

CorgiEngineEvent MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager._swapEvent = new CorgiEngineEvent(CorgiEngineEventTypes.CharacterSwap)

protected

PlayerID

string MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager.PlayerID = "Player1"

the PlayerID set on the Characters you want to swap between

SwapButtonName

string MoreMountains.CorgiEngine.CharacterSwapManager.SwapButtonName = "Player1_SwapCharacter"

the name of the axis to use to catch input and trigger a swap on press

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• Assets/CorgiEngine/Common/Scripts/Managers/CharacterSwapManager.cs