Example of mapping player movement commands with this pattern
Command pattern definition: "encapsulate a request as an object, thereby letting you parameterize clients with different requests, queue or log requests, and support undoable operations".
One of the uses of this pattern is controller mapping so let's see how we can apply it into our game.
For this example I will use three classes: Player, InputCommands and ExecuteInputs.
Class Player contains the basic movement functions for a third person character movement:
The file InputCommands.cs has the interface IInputCommand which defines the function Execute to all classes who want to implement it, so every command will implement this function passing the Player object as parameter which is in charge to execute its own functions:
And finally the ExecuteCommands class is in charge to trigger the commands that player is pressing, so will have all the IInpuntCommands implementations related with an input key:
