HeavenStudioPlus/Assets/Scripts/Games/Minigame.cs

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;

namespace HeavenStudio.Games
{
    public class Minigame : MonoBehaviour
    {
        public static float earlyTime = 0.1f, perfectTime = 0.06f, lateTime = 0.06f, endTime = 0.1f;
        public List<Minigame.Eligible> EligibleHits = new List<Minigame.Eligible>();

        [System.Serializable]
        public class Eligible
        {
            public GameObject gameObject;
            public bool early;
            public bool perfect;
            public bool late;
            public bool notPerfect() { return early || late; }
            public bool eligible() { return early || perfect || late; }
            public float createBeat;
        }


        public List<PlayerActionEvent> scheduledInputs = new List<PlayerActionEvent>();

        /**
         * Schedule an Input for a later time in the minigame. Executes the methods put in parameters
         * 
         * float                     startBeat   : When the scheduling started (In beats)
         * float                     timer       : How many beats later should the input be expected
         * InputType                 inputType   : The type of the input that's expected (Press, release, A, B, Directions..) (Check InputType class for a list)
         * ActionEventCallbackState  OnHit       : Method to run if the Input has been Hit
         * ActionEventCallback       OnMiss      : Method to run if the Input has been Missed
         * ActionEventCallback       OnBlank     : Method to run whenever there's an Input while this is Scheduled (Shouldn't be used too much)
         */
        public PlayerActionEvent ScheduleInput(float startBeat,
            float timer,
            InputType inputType,
            PlayerActionEvent.ActionEventCallbackState OnHit,
            PlayerActionEvent.ActionEventCallback OnMiss,
            PlayerActionEvent.ActionEventCallback OnBlank)
        {

            GameObject evtObj = new GameObject("ActionEvent" + (startBeat+timer));
            evtObj.AddComponent<PlayerActionEvent>();

            PlayerActionEvent evt = evtObj.GetComponent<PlayerActionEvent>();

            evt.startBeat = startBeat;
            evt.timer = timer;
            evt.inputType = inputType;
            evt.OnHit = OnHit;
            evt.OnMiss = OnMiss;
            evt.OnBlank = OnBlank;

            evt.OnDestroy = RemoveScheduledInput;

            evt.canHit = true;
            evt.enabled = true;

            evt.transform.parent = this.transform.parent;

            evtObj.SetActive(true);

            scheduledInputs.Add(evt);

            return evt;
        }

        public PlayerActionEvent ScheduleAutoplayInput(float startBeat,
            float timer,
            InputType inputType,
            PlayerActionEvent.ActionEventCallbackState OnHit,
            PlayerActionEvent.ActionEventCallback OnMiss,
            PlayerActionEvent.ActionEventCallback OnBlank)
        {
            PlayerActionEvent evt = ScheduleInput(startBeat, timer, inputType, OnHit, OnMiss, OnBlank);
            evt.autoplayOnly = true;
            return evt;
        }

        public PlayerActionEvent ScheduleUserInput(float startBeat,
            float timer,
            InputType inputType,
            PlayerActionEvent.ActionEventCallbackState OnHit,
            PlayerActionEvent.ActionEventCallback OnMiss,
            PlayerActionEvent.ActionEventCallback OnBlank)
        {
            PlayerActionEvent evt = ScheduleInput(startBeat, timer, inputType, OnHit, OnMiss, OnBlank);
            evt.noAutoplay = true;
            return evt;
        }



        //Clean up method used whenever a PlayerActionEvent has finished
        public void RemoveScheduledInput(PlayerActionEvent evt)
        {
            scheduledInputs.Remove(evt);
        }

        //Get the scheduled input that should happen the **Soonest**
        //Can return null if there's no scheduled inputs
        public PlayerActionEvent GetClosestScheduledInput()
        {
            PlayerActionEvent closest = null;

            foreach(PlayerActionEvent toCompare in scheduledInputs)
            {
                if(closest == null)
                {
                    closest = toCompare;
                } else
                {
                    float t1 = closest.startBeat + closest.timer;
                    float t2 = toCompare.startBeat + toCompare.timer;

                    Debug.Log("t1=" + t1 + " -- t2=" + t2);

                    if (t2 < t1) closest = toCompare;
                }
            }

            return closest;
        }

        //Hasn't been tested yet. *Should* work.
        //Can be used to detect if the user is expected to input something now or not
        //Useful for strict call and responses games like Tambourine
        public bool IsExpectingInputNow()
        {
            PlayerActionEvent input = GetClosestScheduledInput();
            if (input == null) return false;

            return input.IsExpectingInputNow();
        }

        // now should fix the fast bpm problem
        public static float EarlyTime()
        {
            return 1f - ScaleTimingMargin(earlyTime);
        }

        public static float PerfectTime()
        {
            return 1f - ScaleTimingMargin(perfectTime);
        }

        public static float LateTime()
        {
            return 1f + ScaleTimingMargin(lateTime);
        }

        public static float EndTime()
        {
            return 1f + ScaleTimingMargin(endTime);
        }

        //scales timing windows to the BPM in an ""intelligent"" manner
        static float ScaleTimingMargin(float f)
        {
            float bpm = Conductor.instance.songBpm * Conductor.instance.musicSource.pitch;
            float a = bpm / 120f;
            float b = (Mathf.Log(a) + 2f) * 0.5f;
            float r = Mathf.Lerp(a, b, 0.25f);
            return r * f;
        }

        public int firstEnable = 0;

        public virtual void OnGameSwitch(float beat)
        {
            //Below is a template that can be used for handling previous entities.
            //section below is if you only want to look at entities that overlap the game switch
            /*
            List<Beatmap.Entity> prevEntities = GameManager.instance.Beatmap.entities.FindAll(c => c.beat <= beat && c.datamodel.Split(0) == [insert game name]);
            foreach(Beatmap.Entity entity in prevEntities)
            {
                if(entity.beat + entity.length >= beat)
                {
                    EventCaller.instance.CallEvent(entity, true);
                }
            }
            */
        }

        public virtual void OnTimeChange()
        {

        }

        public int MultipleEventsAtOnce()
        {
            int sameTime = 0;
            for (int i = 0; i < EligibleHits.Count; i++)
            {
                float createBeat = EligibleHits[i].createBeat;
                if (EligibleHits.FindAll(c => c.createBeat == createBeat).Count > 0)
                {
                    sameTime += 1;
                }
            }

            if (sameTime == 0 && EligibleHits.Count > 0)
                sameTime = 1;

            return sameTime;
        }
    }
}