What if you have two overlapping woodland zones and the player exits one woodland zone into another, wouldn't it then remove the woodland state leaving an empty list?
Good question. Not with this system at least, cause OnTriggerExit is only triggered once, and there's only 1x .Remove() call. That said, if you've got multiple woodlands areas, the best approach is probably to extend this script a bit more to account for that.
@@Audiokinetic Ah OK, I was thinking of C++ where Remove() removes all occurrences from an array and I see that it's not the same with C# lists. Thanks for replying.
It's amazing how we can create a system that can handle multiple state triggers with a bit of knowledge of If Statements and Lists. Thanks, Mads!
What if you have two overlapping woodland zones and the player exits one woodland zone into another, wouldn't it then remove the woodland state leaving an empty list?
Good question. Not with this system at least, cause OnTriggerExit is only triggered once, and there's only 1x .Remove() call. That said, if you've got multiple woodlands areas, the best approach is probably to extend this script a bit more to account for that.
@@Audiokinetic Ah OK, I was thinking of C++ where Remove() removes all occurrences from an array and I see that it's not the same with C# lists. Thanks for replying.