using Godot;

namespace Movementtests.player_controller.Scripts;

public partial class Bobbing: Node3D
{
    [Export(PropertyHint.Range, "0,10,0.01,or_greater")]
    public float BobbingFrequency { set; get; } = 2.4f;
    [Export(PropertyHint.Range, "0,0.4,0.01,or_greater")]
    public float BobbingAmplitude { set; get; } = 0.08f;
    
    private Camera3D _camera;

    public void Init(Camera3D cam)
    {
        _camera = cam;
    }

    public struct CameraBobbingParams
    {
        public float Delta;
        public bool IsOnFloorCustom;
        public Vector3 Velocity;
    }

    private float _bobbingAccumulator;  // Constantly increases when player moves in X or/and Z axis

    public void PerformCameraBobbing(CameraBobbingParams parameters)
    {
        if (parameters.IsOnFloorCustom)
        {
            // Head bob
            _bobbingAccumulator += parameters.Delta * parameters.Velocity.Length();		

            Vector3 newPositionForCamera = Vector3.Zero;

            // As the _bobbingAccumulator increases we're changing values for sin and cos functions.
            // Because both of them are just waves, we will be slide up with y and then slide down with y 
            // creating bobbing effect. The same works for cos. As the _bobbingAccumulator increases the cos decreases and then increases
		
            newPositionForCamera.Y = Mathf.Sin(_bobbingAccumulator * BobbingFrequency) * BobbingAmplitude;
            newPositionForCamera.X = Mathf.Cos(_bobbingAccumulator * BobbingFrequency / 2.0f) * BobbingAmplitude;
            
            _camera.Position = newPositionForCamera;
        }
    }
}