#Conditional Hooks

$State: GS_STATE_GAME_PLAY

$On Frame:

[

if booleanInitScroll == true then
   objectPlayer = hv.Player
   if objectPlayer:isValid() then --Player Validity Check

      --Get Position and Orientation and Speed
      vectorCurrentPos = objectPlayer.Position
      --floatPlayerSpeed = objectPlayer.Physics:getSpeed()
      vectorPlayerVelocity = objectPlayer.Physics.Velocity

      --Horizontal Position Limit
      if objectPlayer.Position["x"] > floatHLimit then
      		vectorPlayerVelocity["x"] = 300
      elseif vectorCurrentPos["x"] < floatHRLimit then
      		vectorPlayerVelocity["x"] = -300
      end

      --Vertical Position Limit
      if objectPlayer.Position["y"] > floatVLimit then
	 vectorPlayerVelocity["y"] = -300
      elseif vectorCurrentPos["y"] < floatVRLimit then
         vectorPlayerVelocity["y"] = 300
      end

      --Forward Position Limit
      if objectPlayer.Position["z"] > floatFLimit then
        vectorPlayerVelocity["z"] = -300
	objectPlayer.Physics.Velocity = vectorPlayerVelocity
	objectPlayer:kill(objectPlayer)
      elseif vectorCurrentPos["z"] < floatFRLimit then
         vectorPlayerVelocity["z"] = 300
	 objectPlayer:kill(objectPlayer)
      end



      --Update Player Rotational Velocity, Position
      objectPlayer.Physics.Velocity = vectorPlayerVelocity

	--The ideal code that doesn't work...
	--local x = gr.getVectorFromCoords(vectorCurrentPos["x"],vectorCurrentPos["y"])
	--local lx,ly = x:getScreenCoords()
	--ba.error(type(x:getScreenCoords()))
	--if lx < 0 then
	--	x = gr.getVectorFromCoords(0,0)
	--	vectorCurrentPos["z"] = x["x"]+10
	--elseif lx > gr.getScreenWidth() then
	--	x = gr.getVectorFromCoords(gr.getScreenWidth(),0)
	--	vectorCurrentPos["z"] = x["x"]-10
	--else
		--Do nothing
	--end
	--if ly < 0 or ly == false then
	--	x = gr.getVectorFromCoords(0,0)
	--	vectorCurrentPos["y"] = x["y"]
	--elseif ly > gr.getScreenHeight() then
	--	x = gr.getVectorFromCoords(0,gr.getScreenHeight())
	--	vectorCurrentPos["y"] = x["y"]
	--else
		--nothing
	--end

      --AndrewofDoom's mod: addition of scrolling
	if booleanInitScroll == true then  --double check to see if this still is really true.
        	local ft = ba.getFrametime(false)
		intSavedCamPosX = intSavedCamPosX + (floatScrollX)
		intSavedCamPosY = intSavedCamPosY + (floatScrollY)
		intSavedCamPosZ = intSavedCamPosZ + (floatScrollZ)
		vectorCCameraPos = ba.createVector(intSavedCamPosX,intSavedCamPosY,intSavedCamPosZ)
		objectCCamera:setPosition(vectorCCameraPos)
		floatHLimit = floatHLimit + floatScrollX
		floatVLimit = floatVLimit + floatScrollY
		floatFLimit = floatFLimit + floatScrollZ
     		 ---Set movement limits again for the rear. The original version makes the assumption that the player's postion will be along the origin and thus symmetrical, which will not be the case if the camera is scrolling.
		floatHRLimit = floatHRLimit + floatScrollX
		floatVRLimit = floatVRLimit + floatScrollY
		floatFRLimit = floatFRLimit + floatScrollZ

		--all scrolling related to slaved ships.
		for i=1,#slaveShips do
			if slaveShips[i] ~= nil then
				local scrollS = slaveShips[i]
				if scrollS ~= nil then --If this ship is null, don't bother playing with it.
					local pos = scrollS.Position
					if slaveToX[i] == true then
						pos["x"] = pos["x"] + (floatScrollX)
					end
					if slaveToY[i] == true then
						pos["y"] = pos["y"] + (floatScrollY)
					end
					if slaveToZ[i] == true then
						pos["z"] = pos["z"] + (floatScrollZ)
					end
					scrollS.Position = pos
					slaveShips[i] = scrollS
				end
			end
		end

		---enforce projectile positions relative to scrolling and cull offscreen projectiles.
		local numWeps = #mn.Weapons
		for i=1,numWeps do
			local wep = mn.Weapons[i]
			local wPos = wep.Position
			if wep.Parent == hv.Player or wep.Target == hv.Player then
				--Check for out of bounds
     				if wPos["y"] > floatVLimit or wPos["y"] < floatVRLimit or wPos["z"] > floatFLimit or wPos["z"] < floatFRLimit then
					wep.LifeLeft = 0.0 --Terminate weapon
      				end
				if wep.LifeLeft > 0 then
					--if still in bounds, apply scrolling.
					wPos["x"] = wPos["x"] + (floatScrollX)
					wPos["y"] = wPos["y"] + (floatScrollY)
					wPos["z"] = wPos["z"] + (floatScrollZ)
					wep.Position = wPos
				end
			end
			if wep.LifeLeft > 0 then --if this projectile is dead, then don't bother.
				--force these projectiles from these ships to have their scrolling force to player position and 0'd x component velocities.
				--May seem like an ugly O(n^2) algorithm, but this stuff is usually reserved for important enemies. Namely, bosses which are usually one, MAYBE two, in count.
				for j=1, #forcedProjShipsToPlayerAxis do
					if forcedProjShipToPlayerAxis[j] ~= nil then --if there is no one here, then don't bother.
						if wep.Parent == forcedProjShipToPlayerAxis[j] then
							wPos["x"] = objectPlayer.Position["x"]
							wep.Position = wPos
							wep.Velocity["x"] = 0
						end
					end
				end
			end
			mn.Weapons[i] = wep --Apply weapon change
		end




      		---Keep player moving relative to camera
		--vectorCurrentPos["x"] = vectorCurrentPos["x"] + (floatScrollX)
		--vectorCurrentPos["y"] = vectorCurrentPos["y"] + (floatScrollY)
		--vectorCurrentPos["z"] = vectorCurrentPos["z"] + (floatScrollZ)
		--objectPlayer.Position = vectorCurrentPos
	end
   end --Player Validity Check
end

--initializes all needed variables and then sets the camera. Next thing that MUST be done is to slave the player ship first and then a Trip Line Trigger object at the origin.
function initShmup()

	--These are the slaves to our scrolling system. Every ship and associated boolean must all be aligned to the same index!
	slaveShips = {}
	slaveToX = {}
	slaveToY = {}
	slaveToZ = {}
	forcedProjShipsToPlayerAxis = {}

      ---Create 'blank' orientation
      ---these rotations are in RADIANS, not degrees.
	orientationBlank = hv.Player.Orientation
	orientationBlank["p"] = 0
	orientationBlank["b"] = 0
	orientationBlank["h"] = -1.57

	intSavedCamPosX = 250
	intSavedCamPosY = 0
	intSavedCamPosZ = 0
	---Set movement box limits
	floatHLimit = 30
	floatVLimit = 88
	floatFLimit = 160
	--- Set movement limits again for the rear. The original version makes the assumption that the player's postion will be
	--- along the origin and thus symmetrical, which will not be the case if the camera is scrolling.
	floatHRLimit = -30
	floatVRLimit = -88
	floatFRLimit = -160
	---Scroll rates for each axis
	floatScrollX = 0
	floatScrollY = 0
	floatScrollZ = 0
      vectorCCameraPos = ba.createVector(intSavedCamPosX,intSavedCamPosY,intSavedCamPosZ)
      orientationCCamera = orientationBlank

      ---Create chase camera
      objectCCamera = gr.createCamera("Chase Camera",vectorCCameraPos,orientationCCamera)

      ---Use the new chase camera
      gr.setCamera(objectCCamera)

      booleanInitScroll = true
end

---Modifies the scroll speed of the camera on any axes a man desires..
function setScrollSpeed(x,y,z)
	floatScrollX = x
	floatScrollY = y
	floatScrollZ = z
end

---Sets the current Status of the camera scrolling. initShmup must be called first to avoid funny stuff from happening.
---True turns it on, false to turn it off and rest the camera view to the player ship.
function setScrollingActive(booleanSwitch)
	if booleanSwitch == true then
		vectorCCameraPos = ba.createVector((objectPlayer.Position["x"]-250),objectPlayer.Position["y"],objectPlayer.Position["z"])
		objectCCamera:setPosition(vectorCCameraPos)
		gr.setCamera(objectCCamera)

		--Do NOT assume the player's position hasn't changed, therefore reset the bounds.
		floatHLimit = objectPlayer.Position["x"] + 30
		floatVLimit = objectPlayer.Position["y"] + 88
		floatFLimit = objectPlayer.Position["z"] + 160
		floatHRLimit = objectPlayer.Position["x"] - 30
		floatVRLimit = objectPlayer.Position["y"] - 90
		floatFRLimit = objectPlayer.Position["z"] - 160
		--Everything's set. Time to start scrolling again.
		booleanInitScroll = true
	elseif booleanSwitch == false then
		--Disable camera and scrolling, probably for a cutscene or something of that matter.
		booleanInitScroll = false
		gr.setCamera()
	else
		--nothing
	end
end


--Will cause the specified ship to be slaved to scrolling system and will move relative to the camera instead for the specified axes
--Note that these ships still do not adhere to the boundary enclosure like the player is.
function sTSC(shipToSlave,booleanSlaveXAxis,booleanSlaveYAxis,booleanSlaveZAxis)
	local toAdd = mn.Ships[shipToSlave]
	if toAdd ~= nil then --sanity check
		slaveShips[(#slaveShips+1)] = toAdd
		slaveToX[(#slaveToX+1)] = booleanSlaveXAxis
		slaveToY[(#slaveToY+1)] = booleanSlaveYAxis
		slaveToZ[(#slaveToZ+1)] = booleanSlaveZAxis
	end
end

--removes a slaved ship.
function rss(slavedShip)
	local toChange = mn.Ships[slavedShip]
	local intIndex = 0
	for i=1, #slaveShips do
		if slavedShips[i] == toChange then
			intIndex = i		-- found the ship, assign the index and break out of the for loop.
			break
		end
	end
	if intIndex >= 1 then --if this number is >= 1 then I have found something.
			slavedShips[i] = nil --this may be potentially dangerous, but any good man should always check for null when iterating an array.
	end
end

--Forces this ships projectiles to be on the same axis on the player's (the x-axis)
function pgopx(pgopx_ship)
	local toAdd = mn.Ships[pgopx_ship]
	if toAdd ~= nil then
		forcedProjShipsToPlayerAxis[#forcedProjShipsToPlayerAxis+1] = toAdd
	end
end

--This crap won't work if the camera isn't the player's
--Guess I gotta use subtitles now. =|
--function drawPlayerHP()
--	local ship = mn.Ships[1]
--	local shipHP = ship.HitpointsLeft
--	if shipHP <= 30 then
--		gr.setColor(255,0,0)
--	else
--		gr.setColor(0,255,0)
--	end
--	gr.drawString(shipHP,200,100)
--end

]

$On Death:

[
	local dyingShip = hv.Self
	if dyingShip == hv.Player then --Do not disable the scrolling system if it's not the player who's blowing up!!
		booleanInitScroll = false
	end

]

$On Mission End:
[

	booleanInitScroll = false --force it off when a mission ends.

]

#End