Util.gd

extends Node


# ---------------
# JUICE FUNCTIONS
# ---------------

# HITSTOP
# stops the node from functioning for a certian amount of time
func hit_stop(_node, _time):
	set_pause_scene(_node, true)
	yield(get_tree().create_timer(_time), "timeout")
	set_pause_scene(_node, false)
# PAUSE FUNCTIONS - Credit: https://old.reddit.com/r/godot/comments/bkrtzi/utility_functions_to_pause_a_scenea_node/
# (UN)PAUSE SINGLE NODE
func set_pause_node(node : Node, pause : bool) -> void:
	node.set_process(!pause)
	node.set_process_input(!pause)
	node.set_process_internal(!pause)
	node.set_process_unhandled_input(!pause)
	node.set_process_unhandled_key_input(!pause)
# (UN)PAUSE A SCENE
# Ignored childs is an optional argument, that contains the path of nodes whose state must not be altered by the function
func set_pause_scene(rootNode : Node, pause : bool, ignoredChilds : PoolStringArray = [null]):
	set_pause_node(rootNode, pause)
	for node in rootNode.get_children():
		if not (String(node.get_path()) in ignoredChilds):
			set_pause_scene(node, pause, ignoredChilds)

# FREEZE FRAMES
var t : float = 0
var t_gate : float = 1
func _ready():
	pause_mode = Node.PAUSE_MODE_PROCESS
	
func freeze(_seconds : float):
	t = 0
	t_gate = _seconds
	get_tree().paused = true
	
func _process(delta):
	if(get_tree().paused == true):
		t+=delta
		if(t >= t_gate):
			t = 0
			get_tree().paused = false

# -----------------
# RETURN FUNCTIONS
# -----------------
# Normalizes any number to an arbitrary range 
# by assuming the range wraps around when going below min or above max 
func normalize_repeating(value:float, start:float, end:float):
	var _width = end - start
	var _offset = value - start
	return (_offset - ((_offset/_width)*_width)) + start

# returns degs from a vector 2
func vector2deg(_vec : Vector2) -> float:
	return rad2deg(_vec.angle())

# takes a vector and returns it rotated by _rot degrees
func vector2rotated(_vec : Vector2, _rot : float) -> Vector2:
	return _vec.rotated(deg2rad(_rot))

#im not sure if this works lol? takes a deg. angle and returns it as a directional vector2. 0 returns Vector2.RIGHT
func angle2vector(_angle : float) -> Vector2:
	var _x = cos(deg2rad(_angle))
	var _y = sin(deg2rad(_angle))
	return Vector2(_x, _y)

# lerp delta
# based on https://www.construct.net/en/blogs/ashleys-blog-2/using-lerp-delta-time-924
# frame-rate indipendant lerp where t should be 0-1
func lerp_delta(delta, a, b, t):
	var _t = 1 - t
	return lerp(a, b, 1 - pow(_t,delta))



func round_decimal(number, decimal_count : int):
	var tenner = pow(10, decimal_count)
	return (float(round(number*tenner)/tenner))

func round_decimal_str(number, decimal_count : int):
	return str(float(round_decimal(number, decimal_count)))
	
# Finds ANY node, children or not of other nodes
func find_node_by_name(node_name):
	return get_tree().get_root().find_node(node_name)

# gets the node by name. Can NOT find any children
func get_node_by_name(node_name):
	return get_tree().get_root().get_node(get_tree().current_scene.name+"/"+node_name)
	

# Sends A towards B regardless if that requieres addition or substraction
func towards(a,b,rate):
  if a+rate<b:return a+rate
  if a-rate>b:return a-rate
  return b


# Remaps the number from its old scale to new scale (eg. a 4 on a scale of 1-10 will become a 2 on a scale of 1-5). The value is clamped, with the min/max being new_bottom/new_top.
func remap(value : float, old_bottom : float, old_top : float, new_bottom : float, new_top):
	return clamp(new_bottom + (value - old_bottom)*(new_top - new_bottom)/(old_top - old_bottom), new_bottom, new_top)

# Remaps the number from its old scale to new scale (eg. a 4 on a scale of 1-10 will become a 2 on a scale of 1-5)
func remap_unclamped(value : float, old_bottom : float, old_top : float, new_bottom : float, new_top):
	return new_bottom + (value - old_bottom)*(new_top - new_bottom)/(old_top - old_bottom)

# --------------
# WAVE FUNCTIONS
# --------------
# returns sin/cos waves
# pass in a time parameter, magnitude (how far do you want it to go), frequency in seconds, delay (how much should it start at
func wave_sin(t, magnitude, freq, delay = 0):
	var new_freq = 1/freq
	var wave = sin((t+delay)*new_freq)*magnitude
	return wave

func wave_cos(t, magnitude, freq, delay = 0):
	var new_freq = 1/freq
	var wave = cos((t+delay)*new_freq)*magnitude
	return wave

# -------------------
# ANIMATION FUNCTIONS
# -------------------
# Changes the sacle of the node following Squash & Stretch aniamtion principle
# applied any time a nodes scale is not 1
# use inside of _process
func squash_to(delta, node : Node2D, squash_speed : float, target_scale : float):
	var target_x = lerp(node.scale.x, target_scale, delta*squash_speed)
	var target_y = target_scale/target_x
	node.scale = Vector2(target_x, target_y)

func rotate_to(delta, node : Node2D, speed, target_rotation):
	node.rotation_degrees = lerp(node.rotation_degrees, target_rotation, delta*speed)


func get_input_axis():
	return Vector2(Input.get_action_strength("ui_right") - Input.get_action_strength("ui_left"), Input.get_action_strength("ui_up") - Input.get_action_strength("ui_down")).normalized()



## GENERAL LOADING FUNCTIONS
func load_level(num : int):
	get_tree().change_scene("res://Levels/Level"+ str(num)+".tscn")
	
# Restarts current scene
func restart():
	get_tree().reload_current_scene()


## NOTES ##
# not actual code just notes of what i find confusing in godot and need to check in on every so often
# 
# NOTE - QUICK TIMER
# a shortcut for creating timers works like this
func note_timer(_time_to_wait):
	# code that you want before the timer
	yield(get_tree().create_timer(_time_to_wait), "timeout")
	# code that you want after the timer
	
	
# NOTE - SPRING CODE
# I actually have no fucking clue how this works, thank ash the god of juice
func note_spring(delta, position = 0, speed = 0, target = 100, springiness = 15, excitement = 8):
	speed = lerp(speed, (target - position) * springiness, delta * excitement)
	position.x += speed * delta