using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using MoreMountains.Tools; namespace MoreMountains.Feedbacks { /// /// This feedback will let you trigger a play on a target MMRadioSignal (usually used by a MMRadioBroadcaster to emit a value that can then be listened to by MMRadioReceivers. From this feedback you can also specify a duration, timescale and multiplier. /// [AddComponentMenu("")] [FeedbackHelp("This feedback will let you trigger a play on a target MMRadioSignal (usually used by a MMRadioBroadcaster to emit a value that can then be listened to by MMRadioReceivers. From this feedback you can also specify a duration, timescale and multiplier.")] [FeedbackPath("GameObject/MMRadioSignal")] public class MMFeedbackRadioSignal : MMFeedback { /// the duration of this feedback is the duration of the light, or 0 if instant public override float FeedbackDuration { get { return 0f; } } /// The target MMRadioSignal to trigger [Tooltip("The target MMRadioSignal to trigger")] public MMRadioSignal TargetSignal; /// the timescale to operate on [Tooltip("the timescale to operate on")] public MMRadioSignal.TimeScales TimeScale = MMRadioSignal.TimeScales.Unscaled; /// the duration of the shake, in seconds [Tooltip("the duration of the shake, in seconds")] public float Duration = 1f; /// a global multiplier to apply to the end result of the combination [Tooltip("a global multiplier to apply to the end result of the combination")] public float GlobalMultiplier = 1f; /// sets the inspector color for this feedback #if UNITY_EDITOR public override Color FeedbackColor { get { return MMFeedbacksInspectorColors.GameObjectColor; } } #endif /// /// On Play we set the values on our target signal and make it start shaking its level /// /// /// protected override void CustomPlayFeedback(Vector3 position, float feedbacksIntensity = 1.0f) { if (Active) { if (TargetSignal != null) { float intensityMultiplier = Timing.ConstantIntensity ? 1f : feedbacksIntensity; TargetSignal.Duration = Duration; TargetSignal.GlobalMultiplier = GlobalMultiplier * intensityMultiplier; TargetSignal.TimeScale = TimeScale; TargetSignal.StartShaking(); } } } } }