Logic for Columbus tower's appearance changing when damaged

[sdiaz7]

See issue #172 for implementation details.

Basically, the redefined HomeBehavior allows for N meshes to be assigned to the prefab through the Inspector (variable named threshold Meshes). The script then defines N damage thesholds, and changes home's mesh once a threshold is reached. I've decided to work with meshes rather than objects because it's much more simplier provided all the meshes are about the same size. Changing the mesh does not change the material. If that proves to be a problem, material can be changed just as easily as mesh.

Recommendations for testing:

• Columbus tower's mesh is much more bigger than most game meshes. Since Home's scale keeps the same after changing the mesh, some meshes might look very tiny when placed. I recommend using Unity native meshes (Cube, Sphere, etc...), those look small but visible.
• I also recommend to lower both health and MAXIMUM HEALTH, to about 10N being N the number of meshes.

[kazusaki1]

Sin el -1 he comprobado que pasa por todos los mesh:

Así que con esa pequeña modificación por mi parte se puede integrar.

[sdiaz7]

Si, yo también acabo de comprobarlo. Acabo de subir el fix. Gracias por avisar!

[kazusaki1]

Por mi parte como dije todo perfect, hago merge

[NestorTejero]

@kazusaki1 veig que vas comentar:

Solo veo un pequeño fallo, modifica está linea:

I a continuació vas adjuntar una captura de pantalla.

Saps que es pot fer més fàcil, posant comentaris a les línes del codi directament? Vas al commit i allà escrius apretant el signe +. Acabo de fer la prova a https://github.com/NestorTejero/ES2016A/pull/251/commits/8d5ef99c209b0fe39e1f2c2a681ef27850a2129a