c# – Unity Enter Buffers

I’m engaged on the framework for my 2.5D combating sport in Unity (it’s gonna be just like Road Fighter IV) and I’ve obtained motion down so I need to begin including assaults. Since there’s going to be particular assaults I need to add an enter buffer as properly (the enter system I at present have is extremely primary so I need to apply the enter buffer to it as properly). That is the way it appears to be like like to date:

utilizing System.Collections;
utilizing System.Collections.Generic;
utilizing UnityEngine;

public class PlayerMovement : MonoBehaviour
{
    public CharacterController controller;
    personal Vector3 route;
    public float velocity;
    // Begin is named earlier than the primary body replace
    void Begin()
    {
        
    }

    // Replace is named as soon as per body
    void Replace()
    {
        float hInput = Enter.GetAxis("Horizontal");
        route.x = hInput * velocity;

        controller.Transfer(route * Time.deltaTime);
    }
}

I’ve seen some tutorials on it however they both aren’t defined that properly or not that simple to translate into totally different sorts of initiatives. What can be essentially the most environment friendly solution to implement an enter buffer? I’ve discovered this code on a Unity discussion board, however I am undecided how I can apply this to a number of chained inputs like quarter circle ahead motions:

personal Checklist<ActionItem> inputBuffer = new Checklist<ActionItem>();  //The enter buffer
personal bool actionAllowed;  //set to true each time we need to course of actions from the enter buffer, set to false when an motion has to attend within the buffer
//Discover I haven't got any code right here which units actionAllowed to true, as a result of that in all probability relies on states like in the course of throwing a punch animation, or checking if a bounce has completed, or no matter
 
void Replace()
{
    checkInput();
    if (actionAllowed)
    {
        tryBufferedAction();
    }
}
 
//Verify inputs right here, and add them to the enter buffer
personal void checkInput()
{
    if (Enter.GetKeyDown(Keycode.W))
    {
        inputBuffer.Add(new ActionItem(ActionItem.InputAction.Leap, Time.time));
    }
    //Add checks for all different inputs right here
}
 
//Name after we need to course of the inputBuffer
personal void tryBufferedAction()
{
    if (inputBuffer.depend > 0)
    {
        foreach (ActionItem ai in inputBuffer.ToArray())  //Utilizing ToArray so we iterate a replica of the record somewhat than the precise record, since we will likely be modifying the record within the loop
        {
            inputBuffer.Take away(ai);  //Take away it from the buffer
            if (ai.CheckIfValid())
            {
                //Means the motion remains to be throughout the allowed time, so we do the motion after which break from processing extra of the buffer
                doAction(ai);
                break;  //We in all probability solely need to do 1 motion at a time, so we simply break right here and do not course of the remainder of the inputBuffer
            }
        }
    }
}
 
personal void doAction(ActionItem ai)
{
    //code to leap, punch, kick, and so forth
 
 
    actionAllowed = false;  //Each motion in all probability has some type of wait interval till the subsequent motion is allowed, so we set this to false right here.
    //Some code someplace else must be written to set it again to true
}

I additionally plan on including graphic to point out the participant’s inputs just like DBFZ or SFV however I’ll climb that mountain as soon as I attain it