GameDevTVObstacleDodge/Library/PackageCache/com.unity.cinemachine@5342685532bb/Samples~/Shared Assets/Scripts/Teleporter.cs

using UnityEngine;

namespace Unity.Cinemachine.Samples
{
    // Interface for behaviours implementing teleportation
    public interface ITeleportable
    {
        // Teleport the object to a new worldspace location and rotation
        public void Teleport(Vector3 newPos, Quaternion newRot);
    }

    // This class will teleport an object and the main CinemachineCamera tracking it to a target Teleporter object.
    // This class co-operates with the ITeleportables interface which implements the teleportation.
    public class Teleporter : MonoBehaviour
    {
        // The target portal to which the player will be teleported
        public Teleporter TargetPortal;

        // Sets the teleported in receivce-only mode, which prevents received
        // objects from immediately being teleported out
        public bool ReceiveOnlyMode  { get; set; }

        // Teleport an object to the target portal
        void TeleportToTarget(Transform player)
        {
            // If a target portal is not specified, choose one at random
            var targetPortal = TargetPortal;
            if (targetPortal == null)
            {
                var allPortals = FindObjectsByType<Teleporter>(FindObjectsInactive.Exclude, FindObjectsSortMode.None);
                if (allPortals.Length < 2)
                    return; // no other portals

                // Choose a random one
                var index = Random.Range(0, allPortals.Length);
                if (allPortals[index] == this && --index < 0)
                    index = allPortals.Length - 1;
                targetPortal = allPortals[index];
            }
            targetPortal.ReceiveObjectFromPortal(player, transform);
        }

        // Receive an object from another portal
        void ReceiveObjectFromPortal(Transform player, Transform srcPortal)
        {
            // Deactivate so we can receive player without re-teleporting
            ReceiveOnlyMode = true;

            var pivot = srcPortal.position;
            var rotDelta = Quaternion.FromToRotation(srcPortal.forward, transform.forward);
            var posDelta = transform.position - pivot;

            // Teleport the player.  Either set the new pos/rot directly, or if a ITeleportable
            // is present, get it to do the teleportation.
            player.GetPositionAndRotation(out var playerPos, out var playerRot);
            var newPlayerPos = RotateAround(playerPos, pivot, rotDelta) + posDelta;
            var newPlayerRot = rotDelta * playerRot;
            if (player.TryGetComponent(out ITeleportable teleportable))
                teleportable.Teleport(newPlayerPos, newPlayerRot);
            else
                player.SetPositionAndRotation(newPlayerPos, newPlayerRot);

            // Teleport the camera.  This implementation only works for cameras which directly target the player.
            // If your camera target is a child of player, then you will need to do some extra work here
            // to find the appropriate target.
            var cameraTarget = player;

            // Now we iterate all active cameras targeting the player, teleporting each one.
            for (int i = 0; i < CinemachineCore.VirtualCameraCount; ++i)
            {
                var cam = CinemachineCore.GetVirtualCamera(i);
                if (cam.Follow != cameraTarget)
                    continue;

                // Note that we don't use the camera's transform since that doesn't always reflect the
                // actual position and rotation.  Instead, we snapshot the VirtualCamera's State member.
                var state = cam.State;

                // This call will seamlessly teleport the camera based on the player's change of position,
                // but it will not handle a change of rotation
                cam.OnTargetObjectWarped(cameraTarget, newPlayerPos - playerPos);

                // If the player-camera combo is not only being translated but also rotated by the portal,
                // we need to do some additional work to tell the CinemachineCamera to rotate its state
                // and teleport seamlessly.
                if (rotDelta != Quaternion.identity)
                {
                    // Here we grab the camera's original position and put it through the same teleportation
                    // as the player, preserving the relationship between camera and player.
                    var camPos = state.GetFinalPosition();
                    var camRot = state.GetFinalOrientation();
                    var newCamPos = RotateAround(camPos, pivot, rotDelta) + posDelta;
                    var newCamRot = rotDelta * camRot;

                    // Now force the CinemachineCamera to be at the desired position and rotation.  This will
                    // also manipulate the internal camera state, so that no spurious damping or gitching will occur
                    cam.ForceCameraPosition(newCamPos, newCamRot);
                }
            }

            // This is a helper function to rotate a point around a pivot using a quaternion rotation
            static Vector3 RotateAround(Vector3 p, Vector3 pivot, Quaternion rot) => rot * (p - pivot) + pivot;
        }

        // When something enters the trigger zone, we teleport it
        void OnTriggerEnter(Collider other)
        {
            if (!ReceiveOnlyMode)
                TeleportToTarget(other.transform);
        }

        // After receiving an object, we can't teleport it away until after it leaves the trigger zone
        void OnTriggerExit(Collider other) => ReceiveOnlyMode = false;
    }
}