Hello Friends,
This one is a bit weird I feel :) I have a class which defines goals for a level. Mostly checks on multiple counters. As the system allows for quests to be chained, every LevelGoal has a ChildGoal.
This looks like following:
public class LevelGoal
{
private bool isFullfilled;
private int goalIndex;
private int amount = 0;
private LevelGoal childGoal;
[...]
when a goal is fullfilled, I update the hud and everything. But what I would like to do is override the current instance of the LevelGoal with its child if not null - this way, all other game components wouldn't have to care whether there is a child task or not.
basically, what I'm looking for is a "legal" and safe way to say:
if (isFullfilled) {
hud.resolveGoal (goalIndex);
if (childGoal != null)
this = childGoal;
else
return true;
}
hud works fine, childGoals work but I have to access the childGoals manually to check the progress instead of letting it replace the parent.
Any tipps/followup readings and comments are very welcome!
Thanks a lot,
Georg
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