this is more a question (is this possible and is this faster to execute for unity)
I am making a first person scary horror game.
I have a script in my game for the headbobbing so that the camera goes left right up and down when you walk.
this script will send every time the player makes a step the "var doStep" to my (FootstepAudio_Controller).
now in my FootstepAudio_Controller I have a class that contains many many arrays of AudioClips for every material the player walks on.
the script is not finished but I let a spherecast detect the flag of the ground.
I want to know if there is a possible way to create less if else statements.
because If I would do this for every material It would be a long script and it would probably be slower executed because of the many lines of code.
like if one of the variables in the class == the physics.spherecast.hit.flag choose that sound array. if null set default or else set default.
I hope you understand what I mean... here is my script I have coded so far.
thanks for any help.
@script RequireComponent(AudioSource)
private var ch : CharacterController;
private var motor : PlayerMotor_harry;
private var player : GameObject;
private var sBM_v : SmoothBobbingMotion_velocity;
var doStep : boolean; // get it from SmoothBobbingMotion_velocity script.
class FootstepAudioCollection
{
var concrete : AudioClip[];
var wood : AudioClip[];
var woodPanels : AudioClip[];
var woodPanelCreak : AudioClip[];
var woodStairs : AudioClip[];
var woodLadder : AudioClip[];
var tiles : AudioClip[];
var tileShards : AudioClip[];
var carpet : AudioClip[];
var carpetStairs : AudioClip[];
var grass : AudioClip[];
var dirt : AudioClip[];
var puddle : AudioClip[];
var wade : AudioClip[];
var slosh : AudioClip[];
var mud : AudioClip[];
var paper : AudioClip[];
var leaves : AudioClip[];
var rock : AudioClip[];
var gravel : AudioClip[];
var sand : AudioClip[];
var metal : AudioClip[];
var metalLadder : AudioClip[];
var glassShards : AudioClip[];
var garbage : AudioClip[];
}
var FSAudioMaterials : FootstepAudioCollection = FootstepAudioCollection();
function Awake()
{
ch = transform.parent.GetComponent(CharacterController);
player = GameObject.Find("Player Body");
}
function Update()
{
var chHNow = ch.height;
transform.position.y = player.transform.position.y - (chHNow/2);
}
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