koobas.hobune.stream
Why would a Vector2 reset its original state after I assigned a value to it?
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UI;
public class Building : MonoBehaviour
{
[SerializeField] public int owner;
[SerializeField] public int tpa, time, level;
[SerializeField] public double maxHP, HP, atk, def, range, prod, cost;
[SerializeField] private Vector2 coor;
[SerializeField] public string type, branch;
public static double totalprod;
public static int actions;
[SerializeField] bool buildStarted = false;
[SerializeField] bool buildCompleted = false;
int buildStartedOn;
bool complete = false;
public static List<Building> myBuildings = new List<Building>();
public Vector2 Coor { get => coor;}
public Building(double hp, int turn_per_action, double attack, double defence, double r, double pro, double c, int t, string typ, int lvl, string bra, int own, Vector2 co)//constructor
{
owner = own;
HP = hp;
tpa = turn_per_action;
atk = attack;
def = defence;
range = r;
prod = pro;
cost = c;
time = t;
type = typ;
level = lvl;
branch = bra;
coor = co;
}
private void Awake()
{
//Building building = new Building(HP, tpa, atk, def, range, prod, cost, time, type, level, branch, owner, coor);
if(owner == 0)
{
myBuildings.Add(this);
}
}
private void Update()
{
if(owner == 0)
{
if (buildCompleted)
{
if (complete == false)
{
totalprod += prod;
if (type == "Base")
{
//tpa of base is apt
actions += tpa;
}
Debug.Log(coor);
complete = true;
}
}
else if (buildStarted == false)
{
if (Currency.resource >= cost)
{
Currency.resource -= cost;
BuildDisplay.buildAction--;
Vector2 coor = NewBuilding.co;
Debug.Log(coor);
buildStarted = true;
buildStartedOn = Turn.turnCourt;
}
else
{
MenuManger.Messaging("no resource");
Destroy(gameObject);
}
}
}
if(buildCompleted == false)
{
if(Turn.DeltaT(buildStartedOn) >= time)
{
buildCompleted = true;
}
}
if(HP <= 0)
{
Destroy(gameObject);
}
}
public void OnBuilding()
{
if (buildCompleted)
{
if (SelectAction.isTargeting)
{
if (owner != 0)
{
Attacking.TargetBuilding = this;
Attacking.isAttacking = true;
}
else
{
MenuManger.Messaging("invalid target");
}
}
else if (owner == 0)
{
SelectAction.ActingBuilding = this;
MenuManger.ChangeMenu("Action", true);
}
}
else
{
MenuManger.Messaging("incomplete building");
}
}
public static List<Building> FindBuildingWithType(string tType)
{
var buildings = myBuildings.Where(x => x.type == tType).ToList();
return buildings;
}
}
coor is always 0,0 when I look at it from the inspector. The only time it is correct is in the Debug.Log() right after I changed it. That bit of code runs only once. I made coor private. I used crtl+F to find that this is the only time I changed the value of coor.
You redeclared your coor variable when you assigned it a value -> Vector2 coor = NewBuilding.co;
This means that you now have 2 variables named coor, and the compiler uses the one you just declared rather than the private variable, leaving your private variable untouched. To fix it simply change this line of code to coor = NewBuilding.co;
