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#include "OrxonoxStableHeaders.h"
#include "DroneController.h"
#include "objects/worldentities/Drone.h"
#include "util/Math.h"


namespace orxonox
{
        CreateFactory(DroneController);
    DroneController::DroneController(BaseObject* creator) : Controller(creator)
    {
        RegisterObject(DroneController);
        // Place your code here:
        // - make sure to register the object in the factory
        // - do any kind of initialisation
        
        
        
        // this checks that our creator really is a drone
        // and saves the pointer to the drone for the controlling commands
        assert(dynamic_cast<Drone*>(creator)!=0);
        this->setControllableEntity(dynamic_cast<Drone*>(creator));
    }

    DroneController::~DroneController()
    {
    }

    void DroneController::tick(float dt)
    {
        // Place your code here:
        // - steering commands
        Drone *myDrone = static_cast<Drone*>(this->getControllableEntity());

        myDrone->moveFrontBack(100*dt);
        myDrone->moveUpDown(100*dt);
        // you can use the following commands for steering
        // - moveFrontBack, moveRightLeft, moveUpDown
        // - rotatePitch, rotateYaw, rotateRoll
        // - apply the to myDrone (e.g. myDrone->rotateYaw(..) )
        
    }
}