using Core;
using Minigames.Airplane.Data;
using UnityEngine;

namespace Minigames.Airplane.Interactive
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Parallax element that adjusts position based on camera movement.
    /// Creates depth illusion by moving at different speeds for different layers.
    /// Configuration is provided by ParallaxBackgroundSpawner at initialization.
    /// IMPORTANT: Always calculates position relative to ORIGINAL spawn position and camera,
    /// ensuring deterministic behavior during camera blends and switches.
    /// </summary>
    public class ParallaxElement : MonoBehaviour
    {
        // Runtime state (set by spawner via Initialize)
        private ParallaxLayer _layer;
        private float _layerSpeed;
        private float _globalStrength;
        
        // Current camera being tracked
        private Transform _cameraTransform;
        
        // ORIGINAL spawn state - NEVER reset after initialization
        // This ensures objects return to spawn position when camera returns to spawn position
        private Vector3 _originalSpawnPosition;
        private float _originalCameraX;
        
        private bool _isInitialized;
        
        private void Update()
        {
            if (!_isInitialized || _cameraTransform == null) return;
            
            ApplyParallax();
        }
        
        /// <summary>
        /// Initialize the parallax element with spawner-provided settings.
        /// Called by ParallaxBackgroundSpawner when spawning.
        /// Sets the ORIGINAL spawn position and camera position - these are never reset.
        /// IMPORTANT: Uses Camera.main for tracking to ensure smooth updates during Cinemachine blends.
        /// </summary>
        public void Initialize(ParallaxLayer layer, float layerSpeed, float globalStrength, Transform cameraTransform)
        {
            _layer = layer;
            _layerSpeed = layerSpeed;
            _globalStrength = globalStrength;
            
            // ALWAYS use Camera.main for tracking - this ensures smooth updates during Cinemachine blends
            // Virtual cameras don't move during blends, but Camera.main does
            _cameraTransform = Camera.main != null ? Camera.main.transform : cameraTransform;
            
            // Store ORIGINAL spawn position - never reset
            _originalSpawnPosition = transform.position;
            
            if (_cameraTransform != null)
            {
                // Store ORIGINAL camera X - never reset
                _originalCameraX = _cameraTransform.position.x;
                _isInitialized = true;
            }
        }
        
        /// <summary>
        /// Update the camera transform when camera changes.
        /// Called by ParallaxBackgroundSpawner when camera switches or blends.
        /// ONLY updates the camera reference - does NOT reset start position or camera X.
        /// This ensures parallax remains deterministic across camera switches.
        /// IMPORTANT: Always uses Camera.main to ensure smooth updates during blends.
        /// </summary>
        public void UpdateCamera(Transform newCameraTransform)
        {
            // ALWAYS use Camera.main for tracking - this ensures smooth updates during Cinemachine blends
            // We ignore the passed transform and always use Camera.main
            Transform mainCamera = Camera.main != null ? Camera.main.transform : newCameraTransform;
            
            if (mainCamera == null) return;
            
            // Simply update the camera reference - do NOT reset positions
            // The parallax will continue to calculate relative to original spawn state
            _cameraTransform = mainCamera;
            _isInitialized = true;
        }
        
        private void ApplyParallax()
        {
            // Calculate camera displacement from ORIGINAL camera position
            // This ensures objects return to spawn position when camera returns to spawn position
            float cameraDisplacement = _cameraTransform.position.x - _originalCameraX;
            
            // Calculate parallax offset - negative to move opposite direction
            // Lower speed = appears further away (moves less)
            // Camera moves right (+) → background moves left (-) at reduced speed
            float parallaxOffset = -cameraDisplacement * _layerSpeed * _globalStrength;
            
            // Apply offset to ORIGINAL spawn position
            Vector3 newPosition = _originalSpawnPosition;
            newPosition.x += parallaxOffset;
            transform.position = newPosition;
        }
    }
}