Creating a Package

Packages

• Packages hold GameObjects inside them until the player opens it.

• Currently there are 2 types of packages:

  • Cardboard Box - When opened, the parts spawn, the sheets fall around the parts inside and after a short while they start disappearing.
  • Crate - The player has to pry each corner of each panel. 1 panel has to be completely pried before the parts spawn inside.

• See Package Settings for a list of all settings for a packge.

• Parts packed inside a package must be initialized first!

• Package.createPackage Signature

public virtual void createPackage(params GameObject[] objects)

• Package settings initialization would look something like this:

PackageSettings packageSettings = new PackageSettings()
{
    name = "Package(xxxxx)", // Package name
    position = new Vector3(-9.7f, 0, 6.2f), // Package spawn position.
    rotation = new Vector3(0, 180, 0), // Package spawn rotation.
    scale = new Vector3(1.8f, 1.8f, 0.9f), // Package Scale.
    partPositions = new Vector3[] // Position of part/s inside the package.
    {
         new Vector3(0.0925f, 0, 0.075f),
     },
     partRotations = new Vector3[] // Rotation of part/s inside the package.
     {
         new Vector3(90, 0, 0),
     }
};

• Creating a Cardboard Box

CardboardBox cardboardBox = new CardboardBox(packageSettings);
cardboardBox.createPackage(part);

• Creating a Crate

Crate crate = new Crate(packageSettings);
crate.createPackage(part);

• If you would like to spawn your parts in a package only when there is no save data present and when using the autosave feature, You could check if Part.doesSaveDataExist is false.

if (part.doesSaveDataExist() == false)
{
    Crate crate = new Crate(packageSettings);
    crate.createPackage(part);
}