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<\/a><\/p>\n My next objective is either to finish off all the buildings and finish my building panel, or start working on the’ Management Class’ which will be dealing with the controller aspects of my game (in terms of a MVC design). I am leaning towards the Management Class at the moment as that is going to be more work I feel. If I get this working for atleast one building, then adding other building objects shouldn’t be that hard (touch wood).<\/p>\n
– Improvement ideas –<\/p>\n
I’m not happy about how I build buildings currently. My code instantiates a new building in the same vector as empty building slot I want to use. This empty building slot is a building initself. Meaning that I destroy the building (emptyroom) and then initiate the desired building in its place. This seems pretty memory intensive to me, but for now it’ll work. The one good thing about this is I can overwrite any building I want now, visually atleast. Regardless of which type of building it is or where I placed it. Example of my current code for placing a new building:<\/p>\n
public void spawnBuilding(){
\n Destroy(killObject); \/\/kill the current gameobject that I get from the buildings class of the building I clicked on
\n switch (BuildingSelect) { \/\/BuildingSelect is a unique ID
\n case 1: Instantiate(Building1, tempVec, transform.rotation);
\n break;
\n case 2: Instantiate(Building2, tempVec, transform.rotation);
\n break;
\n case 3: Instantiate(Building3, tempVec, transform.rotation);
\n break;
\n default: Instantiate(Building0, tempVec, transform.rotation);
\n break;
\n }
\n }<\/p>\n
Back to it!<\/p>\n
Hobo<\/p>","time":"August 23rd, 2014 7:44 am","title":"Salvation \u2013 Progress (6 hours in)"}
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