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AppleHillsProduction/Assets/Scripts/Levels/LevelSwitch.cs

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using System;
using AppleHills.Core.Settings;
using Core;
using Input;
using Interactions;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using UnityEngine;
namespace Levels
{
/// <summary>
/// Handles level switching when interacted with. Applies switch data and triggers scene transitions.
/// </summary>
Refactoring of the interaction system and preliminary integration of save/load functionality across the game. (#44) ### Interactables Architecture Refactor - Converted composition to inheritance, moved from component-based to class-based interactables. No more requirement for chain of "Interactable -> Item" etc. - Created `InteractableBase` abstract base class with common functionality that replaces the old component - Specialized child classes: `Pickup`, `ItemSlot`, `LevelSwitch`, `MinigameSwitch`, `CombinationItem`, `OneClickInteraction` are now children classes - Light updates to the interactable inspector, moved some things arround, added collapsible inspector sections in the UI for better editor experience ### State Machine Integration - Custom `AppleMachine` inheritong from Pixelplacement's StateMachine which implements our own interface for saving, easy place for future improvements - Replaced all previous StateMachines by `AppleMachine` - Custom `AppleState` extends from default `State`. Added serialization, split state logic into "EnterState", "RestoreState", "ExitState" allowing for separate logic when triggering in-game vs loading game - Restores directly to target state without triggering transitional logic - Migration tool converts existing instances ### Prefab Organization - Saved changes from scenes into prefabs - Cleaned up duplicated components, confusing prefabs hierarchies - Created prefab variants where possible - Consolidated Environment prefabs and moved them out of Placeholders subfolder into main Environment folder - Organized item prefabs from PrefabsPLACEHOLDER into proper Items folder - Updated prefab references - All scene references updated to new locations - Removed placeholder files from Characters, Levels, UI, and Minigames folders ### Scene Updates - Quarry scene with major updates - Saved multiple working versions (Quarry, Quarry_Fixed, Quarry_OLD) - Added proper lighting data - Updated all interactable components to new architecture ### Minor editor tools - New tool for testing cards from an editor window (no in-scene object required) - Updated Interactable Inspector - New debug option to opt in-and-out of the save/load system - Tooling for easier migration Co-authored-by: Michal Pikulski <michal.a.pikulski@gmail.com> Reviewed-on: https://homelab.tailf7f81b.ts.net/tschesky/AppleHillsProduction/pulls/44
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public class LevelSwitch : InteractableBase
{
public LevelSwitchData switchData;
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private SpriteRenderer _iconRenderer;
private IInteractionSettings _interactionSettings;
private GameObject _menuObjectRef;
/// <summary>
/// Unity Awake callback. Sets up icon, interactable, and event handlers.
/// </summary>
protected override void Awake()
{
base.Awake();
Debug.Log($"[LevelSwitch] Awake called for {gameObject.name} in scene {gameObject.scene.name}");
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if (_iconRenderer == null)
_iconRenderer = GetComponent<SpriteRenderer>();
// Initialize settings reference
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_interactionSettings = GameManager.GetSettingsObject<IInteractionSettings>();
ApplySwitchData();
}
protected override void OnManagedAwake()
{
Debug.Log($"[LevelSwitch] OnManagedAwake called for {gameObject.name}");
}
protected override void OnSceneReady()
{
Debug.Log($"[LevelSwitch] OnSceneReady called for {gameObject.name}");
}
#if UNITY_EDITOR
/// <summary>
/// Unity OnValidate callback. Ensures icon and data are up to date in editor.
/// </summary>
void OnValidate()
{
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if (_iconRenderer == null)
_iconRenderer = GetComponent<SpriteRenderer>();
ApplySwitchData();
}
#endif
/// <summary>
/// Applies the switch data to the level switch (icon, name, etc).
/// </summary>
public void ApplySwitchData()
{
if (switchData != null)
{
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if (_iconRenderer != null)
_iconRenderer.sprite = switchData.mapSprite;
gameObject.name = switchData.targetLevelSceneName;
// Optionally update other fields, e.g. description
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Main interaction logic: Spawn menu and switch input mode.
/// </summary>
protected override bool DoInteraction()
{
if (switchData == null || string.IsNullOrEmpty(switchData.targetLevelSceneName))
{
Debug.LogWarning("LevelSwitch has no valid switchData!");
return false;
}
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var menuPrefab = _interactionSettings?.LevelSwitchMenuPrefab;
if (menuPrefab == null)
{
Debug.LogError("LevelSwitchMenu prefab not assigned in InteractionSettings!");
return false;
}
// Spawn the menu overlay
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_menuObjectRef = Instantiate(menuPrefab);
var menu = _menuObjectRef.GetComponent<LevelSwitchMenu>();
if (menu == null)
{
Debug.LogError("LevelSwitchMenu component missing on prefab!");
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Destroy(_menuObjectRef);
return false;
}
// Setup menu with data and callbacks
menu.Setup(switchData, OnLevelSelectedWrapper, OnMinigameSelected, OnMenuCancel, OnRestartSelected);
// Switch input mode to UI only
InputManager.Instance.SetInputMode(InputMode.UI);
return true; // Menu spawned successfully
}
private void OnLevelSelectedWrapper()
{
_ = OnLevelSelected();
}
private async Task OnLevelSelected()
{
var progress = new Progress<float>(p => Logging.Debug($"Loading progress: {p * 100:F0}%"));
await SceneManagerService.Instance.SwitchSceneAsync(switchData.targetLevelSceneName, progress);
}
private async void OnMinigameSelected()
{
var progress = new Progress<float>(p => Logging.Debug($"Loading progress: {p * 100:F0}%"));
await SceneManagerService.Instance.SwitchSceneAsync(switchData.targetMinigameSceneName, progress);
}
private async void OnRestartSelected()
{
// TODO: Restart level here
await OnLevelSelected();
}
private void OnMenuCancel()
{
InputManager.Instance.SetInputMode(InputMode.GameAndUI);
}
}
}