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Gardener chases but gets flipped
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Damian
2025-09-19 16:06:15 +02:00
parent 6abf25b2ad
commit aa16f36eac
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Assets/Scripts/Animation/GardenerChaseBehavior.cs
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@@ -24,11 +24,8 @@ public class GardenerChaseBehavior : MonoBehaviour
tweenRef.Stop();
Destroy(ChaseSpline);
var gardenerSpriteRef = gameObject.transform.Find("GardenerRunningSprite");
//ReparentWithExactWorldTransform(gardenerSpriteRef, lawnMowerRef.transform);
gardenerSpriteRef.transform.SetParent(lawnMowerRef.transform, true);
//Vector3 pos = gardenerSpriteRef.position;
//pos.y = lawnMowerRef.transform.position.y;
//gardenerSpriteRef.position = pos;
}
void HandleTweenStarted ()
@@ -47,34 +44,7 @@ public class GardenerChaseBehavior : MonoBehaviour
{
}
public void ReparentWithExactWorldTransform(Transform objectToMove, Transform newParent)
{
// Store the original world position, rotation, and scale
Vector3 originalWorldPosition = objectToMove.position;
Quaternion originalWorldRotation = objectToMove.rotation;
Vector3 originalWorldScale = objectToMove.lossyScale;
// First change the parent
objectToMove.SetParent(newParent, false); // Set worldPositionStays to false
// Then manually restore world position and rotation
objectToMove.position = originalWorldPosition;
objectToMove.rotation = originalWorldRotation;
// Correct the scale (this is tricky because localScale isn't the same as world scale)
if (newParent != null)
{
Vector3 newLocalScale = objectToMove.localScale;
Vector3 parentWorldScale = newParent.lossyScale;
// Adjust local scale to maintain world scale
newLocalScale.x = (Mathf.Approximately(parentWorldScale.x, 0f)) ? 0f : originalWorldScale.x / parentWorldScale.x;
newLocalScale.y = (Mathf.Approximately(parentWorldScale.y, 0f)) ? 0f : originalWorldScale.y / parentWorldScale.y;
newLocalScale.z = (Mathf.Approximately(parentWorldScale.z, 0f)) ? 0f : originalWorldScale.z / parentWorldScale.z;
objectToMove.localScale = newLocalScale;
}
}
}