using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;

public class Enemy_2 : Enemy
{
    [Header("Set in Inspector: Enemy_2")]
    // Determines how much the Sine wave will affect movement
    public float sinEccentricity = 0.6f;
    public float lifeTime = 10;
    [Header("Set Dynamically: Enemy_2")]
    // Enemy_2 uses a Sin wave to modify a 2-point linear interpolation
    public Vector3 p0;
    public Vector3 p1;
    public float birthTime;
    void Start() {
        // Pick any point on the left side of the screen
        p0 = Vector3.zero;
        p0.x = -bndCheck.camWidth - bndCheck.radius;
        p0.y = Random.Range(-bndCheck.camHeight, bndCheck.camHeight);
        // Pick any point on the right side of the screen
        p1 = Vector3.zero;
        p1.x = bndCheck.camWidth + bndCheck.radius;
        p1.y = Random.Range(-bndCheck.camHeight, bndCheck.camHeight);
        // Possibly swap sides
        if (Random.value > 0.5f) {
            // Setting the .x of each point to its negative will move it to
            //  the other side of the screen
            p0.x *= -1;
            p1.x *= -1;
        }
        // Set the birthTime to the current time
        birthTime = Time.time;
    }
    public override void Move() {
        // Bezier curves work based on a u value between 0 & 1
        float u = (Time.time - birthTime) / lifeTime;
        // If u>1, then it has been longer than lifeTime since birthTime
        if (u > 1) {
            // This Enemy_2 has finished its life
            Destroy(this.gameObject);
            return;
        }
        // Adjust u by adding a U Curve based on a Sine wave
        u = u + sinEccentricity*(Mathf.Sin(u*Mathf.PI*2));
        pos = (1-u)*p0 + u*p1;
    }
}