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Question by Megaboy · Jan 22, 2015 at 10:03 AM · fixedupdatesequence

Approach to the command sequence execution

Perhaps the title of this topic is quite intricate. Let me explain. I have a list of commands like: "move forward 10 m turn left 20 degree" The idea is to perform them in a right order by script in a FixedUpdate() section. I guess it makes sense to use some pattern or approach without reinventing the wheel but I can't find one. I would be glad of any help, please forward me on the way.

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Answer by cdrandin · Jan 22, 2015 at 10:10 AM

Well you would need to be able to create a system that is familiar with the language. Then knowing the language decipher what tasks are needed and in what order they were received. Then you will have a list of actions that need to be performed and just Invoke each one as you go along the list.

General idea:

 public static class EventManager
 {
     public static current_task_completed;
     public static List<System.Action> actions;
 }
 
 // Assume all stuff init... and actions have already been recorded
 // Reminder this is sudo code stuff
 IENumerator PerformActions()
 {
     foreach(System.Action a in EventManager.actions)
     {
         a.Invoke();
         while(true)
         {
             if(isDone(a)) break;
             yield return null;
         }
     }
 }
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