Destructible Class Reference

Destructibles have hit points and are affected by damage sources. More...

Inheritance diagram for Destructible:

Collaboration diagram for Destructible:

Public Member Functions
void	Hit (Explodeable.Damage dmg)
	Applies the given damage and destroys this object if hitpoints reach zero or lower.
void	Kill (Explodeable.Damage dmg)
bool	IsAlive ()
void	OnPhotonSerializeView (PhotonStream stream, PhotonMessageInfo info)
	Synchronization of hitpoints via Photon. More...

Public Attributes
GameObject	brokenObjectPrefab = null
GameObject []	brokenParts = null
float	destroyedAfter = 0f
	Set inf to never destroy.
int	hitpoints = 1
	Default >0 so as to not trigger anything on startup.
bool	piecesShallCollide = true

Private Member Functions
List< GameObject >	Break ()
	The Break function returns a list of GOs which represent the broken parts of the object this script is attached to. More...
void	Throw (GameObject piece, Explodeable.Damage dmg)
	Activates Physics for the piece and applies the damage force.
void	SelfDestruct ()

Detailed Description

Destructibles have hit points and are affected by damage sources.

They break and their parts can be thrown by the damage source when their HP reach zero. The Destructible also checks for a LootSpawner to spawn stuff on destruction.

Definition at line 11 of file Destructible.cs.

Member Function Documentation

Break()

List<GameObject> Break ( )

inlineprivate

The Break function returns a list of GOs which represent the broken parts of the object this script is attached to.

There are two ways to use this: a) Set a different 'broken' version of the model in the 'brokenObjectPrefab' slot. The script expects to find the broken pieces as first-level children directly underneath the prefab object. b) Add children of this GO to the 'brokenParts' list. All parts are expected to have suitably weighted rigidbodies attached, which may be disabled though.

If you do both, option a) will be preferred by the script.

Also breaking an object may spawn loot.

Definition at line 84 of file Destructible.cs.

OnPhotonSerializeView()

void OnPhotonSerializeView ( PhotonStream  stream, PhotonMessageInfo  info  )

inline

Synchronization of hitpoints via Photon.

Each value has to be serializable and is written and read to/from the stream in sequence. The data is transferred unreliable and should thus not be used to trigger any game mechanics, only visuals! TODO: Is this ok here, then? How about using RPCs?

Definition at line 61 of file Destructible.cs.

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