Mode - PinGodProcMode:IMode
This is a Base mode using the NetProc P-ROC Mode / IMode and can be found in modes/PinGodProcMode.cs.
These modes have access to the P-ROC game controller and can be used for your game logic and switch handling.
When a mode is created it gets access to the Resources pingod plugin and gets the Modes canvas from the ProcScene.
The default modes node path, string modesRootPath = "/root/ProcScene/Modes";
About P-ROC Modes
The p-roc modes have some methods to override. The ones you’ll mainly be using are:
| method | Description |
|---|---|
| ModeStarted | Called when the mode is added to the Game.Modes |
| ModeStopped | Called when the mode is remove from the Game.Modes. This mode when stopped removes the CanvasLayer from the Modes Canvas |
| UpdateLamps | When the game calls UpdatesLamps this will be called |
Canvas - Optional Visible Layer
This base mode has a Godot CanvasLayer which has an integer property of Layer. The layer is the order drawn or visible. The P-ROC Mode priority is set here.
Any scenes (nodes) you want to show here can be added to this CanvasLayer.
| method | Description |
|---|---|
| AddChildSceneToCanvasLayer(Node node) | Creates the CanvasLayer if null and adds the node to it. |
| RemoveChildSceneFromCanvasLayer(Node node) | Remove a node from the Canvas |
| CreateCanvasLayer(string name, int priority, bool addAsChild = true) | Creates a new Canvas layer and adds to the ProcScene/Modes |
See examples in the modes/AttractMode.cs or modes/ScoreDisplayProcMode.cs
Clean up
When a mode is removed from the IGameController.Modes it will invoke ModeStopped and here we remove our CanvasLayer from the tree.
Note: Use the Godot scene view when game is running and click Remote to see the tree sructure after modes are added.
Switch handler mode example of handling switches and invoking methods like adding credits for coins:
