/**
* Canceling an non instanced ability is tricky. Right now this works for Jump since there is nothing that can go wrong by calling
* StopJumping() if you aren't already jumping. If we had a montage playing non instanced ability, it would need to make sure the
* Montage that *it* played was still playing, and if so, to cancel it. If this is something we need to support, we may need some
* light weight data structure to represent 'non intanced abilities in action' with a way to cancel/end them.
*/
void UGameplayAbility_CharacterJump::CancelAbility(const FGameplayAbilitySpecHandle Handle, const FGameplayAbilityActorInfo* ActorInfo, const FGameplayAbilityActivationInfo ActivationInfo, bool bReplicateCancelAbility)
{
Super::CancelAbility(Handle, ActorInfo, ActivationInfo, bReplicateCancelAbility);
ACharacter * Character = CastChecked<ACharacter>(ActorInfo->AvatarActor.Get());
Character->StopJumping();
}
/**
* Canceling an non instanced ability is tricky. Right now this works for Jump since there is nothing that can go wrong by calling
* StopJumping() if you aren't already jumping. If we had a montage playing non instanced ability, it would need to make sure the
* Montage that *it* played was still playing, and if so, to cancel it. If this is something we need to support, we may need some
* light weight data structure to represent 'non intanced abilities in action' with a way to cancel/end them.
*/
void UGameplayAbility_CharacterJump::CancelAbility(const FGameplayAbilitySpecHandle Handle, const FGameplayAbilityActorInfo* ActorInfo, const FGameplayAbilityActivationInfo ActivationInfo, bool bReplicateCancelAbility)
{
if (ScopeLockCount > 0)
{
WaitingToExecute.Add(FPostLockDelegate::CreateUObject(this, &UGameplayAbility_CharacterJump::CancelAbility, Handle, ActorInfo, ActivationInfo, bReplicateCancelAbility));
return;
}
Super::CancelAbility(Handle, ActorInfo, ActivationInfo, bReplicateCancelAbility);
ACharacter * Character = CastChecked<ACharacter>(ActorInfo->AvatarActor.Get());
Character->StopJumping();
}
