Put this component in your scene and it'll catch MMFreezeFrameEvents and MMTimeScaleEvents, allowing you to control the flow of time. More...

Inheritance diagram for MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager:

Public Member Functions
virtual void	Initialization ()

virtual void	SetTimescaleTo (float newNormalTimeScale)
	Sets the time scale to the specified value, instantly More...

virtual void	OnTimeScaleEvent (MMTimeScaleMethods timeScaleMethod, float timeScale, float duration, bool lerp, float lerpSpeed, bool infinite)
	Catches TimeScaleEvents and acts on them More...

virtual void	OnMMFreezeFrameEvent (float duration)
	When getting a freeze frame event we stop the time More...

Public Attributes
float	NormalTimescale = 1f
	The reference timescale, to which the system will go back to after all time is changed. More...

float	DefaultLerpSpeed = 1f
	The reference timescale, to which the system will go back to after all time is changed. More...

bool	DefaultLerpTimescale = false
	The reference timescale, to which the system will go back to after all time is changed. More...

float	CurrentTimeScale = 1f
	the current, real time, time scale More...

float	TargetTimeScale = 1f
	the time scale the system is lerping towards More...

bool	LerpTimescale = true
	whether or not the timescale should be lerping More...

float	LerpSpeed
	the speed at which the timescale should lerp towards its target More...

bool	TestButton
	a test button for the inspector More...

Protected Member Functions
virtual void	TestButtonToSlowDownTime ()
	A method used from the inspector to test the system More...

virtual void	Start ()
	On start we initialize our stack and store our initial time scale More...

virtual void	Update ()
	On Update, applies the timescale and resets it if needed More...

virtual void	ApplyTimeScale (float newValue)
	Modifies the timescale and time attributes to match the new timescale More...

virtual void	SetTimeScale (float newTimeScale)
	Resets all stacked timescale changes and simply sets the timescale, until further changes More...

virtual void	SetTimeScale (TimeScaleProperties timeScaleProperties)
	Sets the time scale for the specified properties (duration, time scale, lerp or not, and lerp speed) More...

virtual void	ResetTimeScale ()
	Resets the time scale to the stored normal timescale More...

virtual void	Unfreeze ()
	Resets the time scale to the last saved time scale. More...

Protected Attributes
Stack< TimeScaleProperties >	_timeScaleProperties

float	_frozenTimeLeft = -1f

TimeScaleProperties	_currentProperty

float	_initialFixedDeltaTime = 0f

float	_initialMaximumDeltaTime = 0f

Detailed Description

Put this component in your scene and it'll catch MMFreezeFrameEvents and MMTimeScaleEvents, allowing you to control the flow of time.

Member Function Documentation

◆ ApplyTimeScale()

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.ApplyTimeScale ( float newValue )

protectedvirtual

Modifies the timescale and time attributes to match the new timescale

Parameters

newValue

◆ Initialization()

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.Initialization ( )

virtual

◆ OnMMFreezeFrameEvent()

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.OnMMFreezeFrameEvent ( float duration )

virtual

When getting a freeze frame event we stop the time

Parameters

freezeFrameEvent Freeze frame event.

◆ OnTimeScaleEvent()

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.OnTimeScaleEvent	(	MMTimeScaleMethods	timeScaleMethod,
		float	timeScale,
		float	duration,
		bool	lerp,
		float	lerpSpeed,
		bool	infinite
	)

virtual

Catches TimeScaleEvents and acts on them

Parameters

timeScaleEvent MMTimeScaleEvent event.

◆ ResetTimeScale()

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.ResetTimeScale ( )

protectedvirtual

Resets the time scale to the stored normal timescale

◆ SetTimeScale() [1/2]

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.SetTimeScale ( float newTimeScale )

protectedvirtual

Resets all stacked timescale changes and simply sets the timescale, until further changes

Parameters

newTimeScale New time scale.

◆ SetTimeScale() [2/2]

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.SetTimeScale ( TimeScaleProperties timeScaleProperties )

protectedvirtual

Sets the time scale for the specified properties (duration, time scale, lerp or not, and lerp speed)

Parameters

timeScaleProperties Time scale properties.

◆ SetTimescaleTo()

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.SetTimescaleTo ( float newNormalTimeScale )

virtual

Sets the time scale to the specified value, instantly

Parameters

newNormalTimeScale New normal time scale.

◆ Start()

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.Start ( )

protectedvirtual

On start we initialize our stack and store our initial time scale

◆ TestButtonToSlowDownTime()

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.TestButtonToSlowDownTime ( )

protectedvirtual

A method used from the inspector to test the system

◆ Unfreeze()

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.Unfreeze ( )

protectedvirtual

Resets the time scale to the last saved time scale.

◆ Update()

virtual void MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.Update ( )

protectedvirtual

On Update, applies the timescale and resets it if needed

Member Data Documentation

◆ _currentProperty

TimeScaleProperties MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager._currentProperty

protected

◆ _frozenTimeLeft

float MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager._frozenTimeLeft = -1f

protected

◆ _initialFixedDeltaTime

float MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager._initialFixedDeltaTime = 0f

protected

◆ _initialMaximumDeltaTime

float MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager._initialMaximumDeltaTime = 0f

protected

◆ _timeScaleProperties

Stack<TimeScaleProperties> MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager._timeScaleProperties

protected

◆ CurrentTimeScale

float MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.CurrentTimeScale = 1f

the current, real time, time scale

◆ DefaultLerpSpeed

float MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.DefaultLerpSpeed = 1f

The reference timescale, to which the system will go back to after all time is changed.

◆ DefaultLerpTimescale

bool MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.DefaultLerpTimescale = false

The reference timescale, to which the system will go back to after all time is changed.

◆ LerpSpeed

float MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.LerpSpeed

the speed at which the timescale should lerp towards its target

◆ LerpTimescale

bool MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.LerpTimescale = true

whether or not the timescale should be lerping

◆ NormalTimescale

float MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.NormalTimescale = 1f

The reference timescale, to which the system will go back to after all time is changed.

◆ TargetTimeScale

float MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.TargetTimeScale = 1f

the time scale the system is lerping towards

◆ TestButton

bool MoreMountains.Feedbacks.MMTimeManager.TestButton

a test button for the inspector

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

Assets/InfiniteRunnerEngine/ThirdParty/MoreMountains/MMFeedbacks/MMFeedbacks/Shakers/MMTimeManager.cs

Public Member Functions

Public Attributes

Protected Member Functions

Protected Attributes

Detailed Description

Member Function Documentation

◆ ApplyTimeScale()

◆ Initialization()

◆ OnMMFreezeFrameEvent()

◆ OnTimeScaleEvent()

◆ ResetTimeScale()

◆ SetTimeScale() [1/2]

◆ SetTimeScale() [2/2]

◆ SetTimescaleTo()

◆ Start()

◆ TestButtonToSlowDownTime()

◆ Unfreeze()

◆ Update()

Member Data Documentation

◆ _currentProperty

◆ _frozenTimeLeft

◆ _initialFixedDeltaTime

◆ _initialMaximumDeltaTime

◆ _timeScaleProperties

◆ CurrentTimeScale

◆ DefaultLerpSpeed

◆ DefaultLerpTimescale

◆ LerpSpeed

◆ LerpTimescale

◆ NormalTimescale

◆ TargetTimeScale

◆ TestButton