Fixed ExperienceBar.cs

Fixed bar filling up before gaining require exp
Added exp curve (required + required^1.05)
Removed fixed levels, added infinite progression
Fixed clicksNeeded to account for expObtained
Added ExpReset() and ExpLess()

Needs:
Click count
Better debug logs
Delevel if previousExpRequired>expObtained  ( When using ExpLess() )
--Exponential equation to determine infinite previous levels without
storing them individually?
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Shaun Reed 2017-08-23 11:11:04 -04:00
parent ebac7507ef
commit 3251ae85b6
1 changed files with 73 additions and 101 deletions

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@ -2,12 +2,12 @@
using System.Collections; using System.Collections;
using UnityEngine.UI; using UnityEngine.UI;
public class ExperienceBar : MonoBehaviour { public class ExperienceBar : MonoBehaviour {
public int Exp = 0; public float expObtained = 0;
public string level = "1"; public int level = 0;
public int nextLevel = 1; public float Increment = 10;
public int Increment = 10;
public GameObject levelText; public GameObject levelText;
public float barWidth; public float barWidth;
public float barHeight; public float barHeight;
@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ public class ExperienceBar : MonoBehaviour {
GameObject expBar; GameObject expBar;
// Eventually.. public RectTransform gainedExp // Eventually.. public RectTransform gainedExp
//Array used as expRequired[leveldesired] //Array used as expRequired[leveldesired]
public int[] expRequired = {0,0,100,250,450,700,1000,1350,1700,2150,2650 }; public float expRequired = 100;
public float clicksNeeded = 10; public float clicksNeeded = 10;
float barMovement; float barMovement;
float barPosition; float barPosition;
@ -23,95 +23,67 @@ public class ExperienceBar : MonoBehaviour {
// Use this for initialization // Use this for initialization
void Start () { void Start () {
expBar = this.gameObject; expBar = this.gameObject;
barPosition = 0;
this.gameObject.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta = new Vector3(barPosition, barHeight);
} }
// Update is called once per frame // Update is called once per frame
void Update () { void Update () {
checkExpGain();
//Check if Exp bar is full //Check if Exp bar is full
if(this.gameObject.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta.x == barWidth || expBar.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta.x > barWidth) if(this.gameObject.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta.x == barWidth || expBar.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta.x > barWidth)
{ {
this.gameObject.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta = new Vector3(0, barHeight); LevelUp();
clicksNeeded = (expRequired - expObtained) / Increment;
barPosition = 0; barPosition = 0;
levelText.GetComponent<Text>().text = level; this.gameObject.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta = new Vector3(barPosition, barHeight);
} }
} }
public void ExpGain() public void ExpMore()
{ {
Exp = Exp + Increment; expObtained = expObtained + Increment;
//Since increment is 10 && Level 1 = 100
//10 clicks per level DIVDED BY clicks required for exp gain //10 clicks per level DIVDED BY clicks required for exp gain
barMovement = 10 / clicksNeeded; //int clicks = 0;
//clicks++;
barMovement = (barWidth / clicksNeeded) / 10.0f ;
barPosition = barMovement + barPosition; barPosition = barMovement + barPosition;
Debug.Log("barPosition = " + barPosition); Debug.Log("barPosition = " + barPosition);
//use time.deltatime to smooth this out to make it look better? //use time.deltatime to smooth this out to make it look better?
this.gameObject.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta = new Vector3(barPosition * 10, barHeight); this.gameObject.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta = new Vector3(barPosition * 10, barHeight);
} }
public void LevelUp()
public void checkExpGain()
{ {
switch(Exp) level++;
levelText.GetComponent<Text>().text = level.ToString();
expRequired = Mathf.Pow(expRequired, 1.05f) + expRequired ;
}
public void ResetExp()
{ {
case (100): barPosition = 0;
level = "2"; this.gameObject.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta = new Vector3(barPosition, barHeight);
nextLevel = 3; expObtained = 0;
clicksNeeded = (expRequired[nextLevel] - Exp)/10; level = 1;
break; levelText.GetComponent<Text>().text = level.ToString();
expRequired = 100;
clicksNeeded = 10;
case (250): }
level = "3";
nextLevel = 4;
clicksNeeded = (expRequired[nextLevel] - Exp) / 10;
break;
case (450):
level = "4";
nextLevel = 5;
clicksNeeded = (expRequired[nextLevel] - Exp) / 10;
break;
case (700):
level = "5";
nextLevel = 6;
clicksNeeded = (expRequired[nextLevel] - Exp) / 10;
break;
case (1000):
level = "6";
nextLevel = 7;
clicksNeeded = (expRequired[nextLevel] - Exp) / 10;
break;
case (1350):
level = "7";
nextLevel = 8;
clicksNeeded = (expRequired[nextLevel] - Exp) / 10;
break;
case (1700):
level = "8";
nextLevel = 9;
clicksNeeded = (expRequired[nextLevel] - Exp) / 10;
break;
case (2150):
level = "9";
nextLevel = 10;
clicksNeeded = (expRequired[nextLevel] - Exp) / 10;
break;
case (2650):
level = "10";
// nextLevel = 10;
clicksNeeded = (expRequired[nextLevel] - Exp) / 10;
break;
public void ExpLess()
{
expObtained = expObtained - Increment;
//Since increment is 10 && Level 1 = 100
//10 clicks per level DIVDED BY clicks required for exp gain
//int clicks = 0;
//clicks++;
barMovement = (barWidth / clicksNeeded) / 10.0f;
barPosition = barPosition - barMovement;
Debug.Log("barPosition = " + barPosition);
//use time.deltatime to smooth this out to make it look better?
this.gameObject.GetComponent<RectTransform>().sizeDelta = new Vector3(barPosition * 10, barHeight);
}
} }
}
}