if (List.Contains(gameObject.GetComponent)) simply doesn’t work. I’ve debugged and found that Stun() > 0 works perfecly. The problem lies within this conditional. For some reason, this is always false. Through Inspector I can see that Entity receives and Add Stun to the List. Game runs without any problem, but this is simply always false.
//Stun script
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using UnityEngine.Networking;
public class Stun : CCTemplate {
[Server]
public override void ApplyCC(Entity entity, Skill skill){
if (entity.cc3.Contains (gameObject.GetComponent<Stun>())) {
} else {
entity.cc3.Add (this);
skill.stunTimeEnd = NetworkTime.UnifiedServerTime() + skill.stunDuration;
entity.stunDuration = skill.stunDuration;
entity.stunTimeEnd = skill.stunTimeEnd;
}
}
Both Player and Monster are derived from Entity. Players casts a skill which calls ApplyCC(target, skill). It works when I use an array of Strings, something like entity.cc = “Stun”. I switched to Lists since I’ll need info from Stun, like Toolstips, etc. Now this doesn’t work anymore. I have a guess that in entity.cc3.Add(this); the result is not object that contains Stun script, but I don’t have sure. I’m not sure what data type goes to Monster when I do this. Anyway, this is what shows on my Monster Inspector.
Well, I changed the approach… Went back to using Array (Lists are not much my type anyway).
[Server]
public override void ApplyCC(Entity entity, Skill skill){
for (int i = 0; i < entity.cc.Length; i++) {
if (entity.isStunned == true) {
break;
}
if (entity.cc [i] == null) {
entity.cc [i] = gameObject.GetComponent<Stun>();
skill.stunTimeEnd = NetworkTime.UnifiedServerTime () + skill.stunDuration;
entity.stunDuration = skill.stunDuration;
entity.stunTimeEnd = skill.stunTimeEnd;
break;
}
}
}
}
Here is how Entity receives the CCTemplate:
[Server]
public void CCControl (){
if (calcStun () > 0) {
isStunned = true;
} else {
for (int i = 0; i < cc.Length; i++) {
if (cc [i] == gameObject.GetComponent<Stun>()) {
stunTimeEnd = 0f;
isStunned = false;
break;
}
}
}
Now, the weird thing is: cc = null right after isStunned doesn’t work. I’ve tried several methods, only one that seemed to work was Array.Clear (cc, i, i). But problem is I don’t have only “Stun” on my array, I have several other CCTemplates. Array.Clear(cc, i, i) erases ALL indexes of the array… So, I kinda made it work ,but stepped into this other problem
This call adds a Stun that is local to one gameObject:
entity.cc3.Add (this);
And this call looks for a Stun that is local to itself:
public void CCControl (){
if (calcStun () > 0) {
isStunned = true;
} else if (cc3.Contains(gameObject.GetComponent<Stun>())){ // gameObject is THIS entity, not the entity that stunned me
I doubt the entity is stunning itself in the first call, so you need to sort out a different way to search your List since you probably don’t have a reference to the entity that stunned you from outside of the Stun component itself.
Try something like:
public T GetCC<T>() where T : CCTemplate
{
foreach(CCTemplate cc in cc3)
{
if(cc is T)
return cc;
}
return null;
}
Then to find out if you’re stunned (or some other type of CC):
Thank you very much for your efforts in trying to help me!
Those answers gave me an ideia. Instead of declaring an array / a list of CCTemplate, I created a GameObject list. On Stun.cs I did: List.Add(this.gameObject as GameObject) ( I doubt this redundance was needed, but, just in case…)
Then on enttity I made a loop to check if there was a gameobject with a name “Stun”. Worked like a charm!
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using UnityEngine.Networking;
using System.Linq;
public class Stun : CCTemplate {
[Server]
public override void ApplyCC (Entity entity, Skill skill)
{
if (entity.isStunned == true) {
} else {
entity.cc2.Add (this.gameObject as GameObject);
skill.stunTimeEnd = NetworkTime.UnifiedServerTime () + skill.stunDuration;
entity.stunDuration = skill.stunDuration;
entity.stunTimeEnd = skill.stunTimeEnd;
}
}
}
#region CC Handle
if (calcStun () > 0) {
isStunned = true;
} else if (cc2.Count > 0) {
for (int i = 0; i < cc2.Count; i++) {
if (cc2 [i].name == "Stun") {
stunTimeEnd = 0f;
isStunned = false;
var temp = cc2 [i];
skillCur = skillCurTemp;
cc2.Remove (temp);
break;
}
}
}
Everything works now! Tyvm to both of you
EDIT: Passing as GameObject allows me even to get a reference to the Icon of ccs, tooltip describing it and even the sender of the attack! Ty SO MUCH!
