source: code/branches/3DPacman_FS19/src/orxonox/controllers/AutonomousDroneController.cc @ 12334

/*
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 *   Author:
 *      Oli Scheuss
 *   Co-authors:
 *      Damian 'Mozork' Frick
 *
 */

#include "AutonomousDroneController.h"

#include "worldentities/AutonomousDrone.h"
#include "util/Math.h"

namespace orxonox
{
    //TODO: Put your code in here:
    // Create the factory for the drone controller.
    RegisterClass(AutonomousDroneController);
    /**
    @brief
        Constructor.
    @param context
        The context of this object.
    */
    AutonomousDroneController::AutonomousDroneController(Context* context) : Controller(context)
    {
        //TODO: Place your code here:
        // Make sure to register the object and create the factory.        
        RegisterObject(AutonomousDroneController);
        // This checks that our context really is a drone
        // and saves the pointer to the drone for the controlling commands
        /* NOTE from Sandro: This is currently broken */
        //AutonomousDrone* drone = dynamic_cast<AutonomousDrone*>(context);
        //assert(drone != nullptr);
        //this->setControllableEntity(drone);
    }

    /**
    @brief
        Destructor.
    */
    AutonomousDroneController::~AutonomousDroneController()
    {

    }

    /**
    @brief
        The controlling happens here. This method defines what the controller has to do each tick.
    @param dt
        The duration of the tick.
    */
    void AutonomousDroneController::tick(float dt)
    {

        static int i = 0;
        
        /* NOTE: Ugly hack by Sandro to make the tutorial work for the moment.
         * This will be reverted once the framework update is complete
         */
        //AutonomousDrone *myDrone = static_cast<AutonomousDrone*>(this->getControllableEntity());
        ObjectList<AutonomousDrone> objectList;
        ObjectList<AutonomousDrone>::iterator it = objectList.begin();
        AutonomousDrone* myDrone = *it;

        if (myDrone != nullptr)
        {
            //TODO: Place your code here:
            // Steering commands
            // You can use the commands provided by the AutonomousDrone to steer it:
            // - moveFrontBack, moveRightLeft, moveUpDown
            // - rotatePitch, rotateYaw, rotateRoll
            // You will see, that the AutonomousDrone has two variants for each of these commands, one with a vector as input and one with just a float. Use the one with just the float as input.
            // Apply them to myDrone (e.g. myDrone->rotateYaw(..) )
            // dt is the time passed since the last call of the tick function in seconds.
            int iMax = 100;
            double R = 250;

            double x = R * cos(math::twoPi/iMax*i);
            double y = R * sin(math::twoPi/iMax*i);

            
            const Vector2 motion1 = Vector2(x,0);
            const Vector2 motion2 = Vector2(y,0);

            
            myDrone->moveRightLeft(motion1);
            myDrone->moveUpDown(motion2);
            
            i = (i+1)%iMax;
                

        }
    }
}