using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Rendering;

public class GameState
{
    private readonly UniQuake uq;

    private GameObject worldGameObject;

    private readonly Dictionary<int, Entity> entities = new Dictionary<int, Entity>();

    public GameState(UniQuake uniQuake)
    {
        uq = uniQuake;
    }

    public void Destroy()
    {
        DestroyEntities();
        DestroyWorld();
    }

    public void NewMap(BrushModel worldModel)
    {
        Destroy();
        Resources.UnloadUnusedAssets();
        
        worldGameObject = new GameObject(worldModel.Name);

        // The first sub-model contains all of the static geometry
        var subModel = worldModel.GetSubModel(0);
        var subModelGO = CreateBrushGameObject(subModel);
        subModelGO.transform.SetParent(worldGameObject.transform);
    }

    private GameObject CreateBrushGameObject(BrushModel.SubModel subModel)
    {
        var subModelGO = new GameObject(subModel.Name);
        
        foreach (var surfaceMesh in subModel.SurfaceMeshes)
        {
            var meshGO = new GameObject(surfaceMesh.Mesh.name);
            meshGO.transform.SetParent(subModelGO.transform);

            var mf = meshGO.AddComponent<MeshFilter>();
            var mr = meshGO.AddComponent<MeshRenderer>();
            mf.sharedMesh = surfaceMesh.Mesh;
            
            // TODO FIXME This is wrong for brush model entities
            uq.CurrentStyle.SetupWorldModelRenderer(mr);    // TODO FIXME this currently leaks Materials    
            
            uint texNum = surfaceMesh.Texture.TextureNum;
            if (uq.GameAssets.TryGetTexture(texNum, out var texture))
            {
                uint fbNum = surfaceMesh.Texture.FullBrightNum;
                uq.GameAssets.TryGetTexture(fbNum, out var fullBright);
                
                uq.CurrentStyle.SetWorldModelTextures(mr.material, texture, fullBright, null);
            }
        }

        return subModelGO;
    }

    private void DestroyWorld()
    {
        if (worldGameObject != null)
        {
            Object.Destroy(worldGameObject);
            worldGameObject = null;
        }
    }

    public Entity GetEntity(int entityNum)
    {
        if (!entities.TryGetValue(entityNum, out var entity))
        {
            entity = new Entity(entityNum, uq.CurrentStyle);
            entities.Add(entityNum, entity);
        }

        return entity;
    }

    public void SetEntityAliasModel(int entityNum, string modelName)
    {
        var entity = GetEntity(entityNum);

        if (!uq.GameAssets.TryGetAliasModel(modelName, out var aliasModel))
        {
            Debug.LogWarning($"Unknown alias model name: {modelName}");
            return;
        }
        
        entity.SetAliasModel(aliasModel);
    }

    public void SetEntityBrushModel(int entityNum, string modelName)
    {
        var entity = GetEntity(entityNum);

        if (!uq.GameAssets.TryGetBrushModel(modelName, out var brushModel))
        {
            Debug.LogWarning($"Unknown brush model name: {modelName}");
            return;
        }

        var brushModelGO = new GameObject(brushModel.Name);
        for (int i = 0; i < brushModel.SubModelCount; ++i)
        {
            var subModelGO = CreateBrushGameObject(brushModel.GetSubModel(i));
            subModelGO.transform.SetParent(brushModelGO.transform);
        }
        
        entity.SetBrushModel(brushModelGO);
    }

    public void SetEntityWorldModel(int entityNum, int subModelNum)
    {
        var entity = GetEntity(entityNum);

        if (!uq.GameAssets.TryGetWorldSubModel(subModelNum, out var subModel))
        {
            Debug.LogWarning($"Invalid world sub-model number: {subModelNum}");
            return;
        }
        
        // TODO: these relatively complex world game objects are going to get destroyed and re-created all the time
        // as the player moves through the map and moves in and out of range of these entities. This can and should
        // be done more efficiently by creating the game objects only once and enabling/disabling them on demand.
        var worldModelGO = CreateBrushGameObject(subModel);
        entity.SetWorldModel(worldModelGO);
    }

    public void RemoveEntity(int entityNum)
    {
        if (entities.TryGetValue(entityNum, out var entity))
        {
            entity.Destroy();
            entities.Remove(entityNum);
        }
    }
    
    private void DestroyEntities()
    {
        foreach (var entity in entities.Values)
        {
            entity.Destroy();
        }
        
        entities.Clear();
    }
}