Action

Example code

In the Action file, we define the action enum and the main action class.

Using an explicit namespace like MyGame.Inputs is recommanded.

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using EODE.Wonderland;

namespace MyProject {
    public enum ActionType {
        Unknown,
        Main,
        Secondary,
        ControllerStatus
    }

    public class MonoAction : MonoBehaviour, IAction<ActionType> {
        protected virtual ActionType Type => ActionType.Unknown;

        void Start() {
            // auto remove other same type actions
            foreach (var act in GetComponents<MonoAction>()) {
                if (act != this && act.Type == Type) {
                    act.StopIt();
                    act.SafeDestroy();
                }
            }

            // set skill
            GetComponent<Player>()?.InputsPlayer.SetAction(Type, this);
        }

        void OnDestroy() {
            var player = GetComponent<Player>();
            if (player != null && player.InputsPlayer.GetAction(Type) == (this as IAction<ActionType>))
                GetComponent<Player>()?.InputsPlayer.SetAction(Type, null);
        }

        public virtual void DoIt() { }
        public virtual void StopIt() { }
    }
}

ActionType

It is a list of actions. Main action, secondary action, enable/disable controller...

MonoAction

In this example, we implement IAction in a MonoBehaviour. We want to set the action by adding the component directly on the player. After we can create a new skill like this :

using EODE.Wonderland.Example;
using UnityEngine;

public class Fireball : MonoAction {
    protected override ActionType Type => ActionType.Main;

    public override void DoIt() {
        Debug.Log("Fireball cast");
    }

    public override void StopIt() {
        Debug.Log("Fireball release");
    }
}

In your implemented action you can add a cast system or create other spell types with a simple inheritance :

• IAction -> MonoAction -> InstantAction
• IAction -> MonoAction -> CastAndCooldownAction
• ...

IAction implementation is not necessary a MonoBehaviour, you will set manually the skill to the player.