using Unity.Netcode;
using UnityEngine;

/// <summary>
/// Per-avatar network glue on the spawned player. The local owner binds the scene singletons
/// (GameModeManager, cameras) to itself via <see cref="GameModeManager.BindLocalPlayer"/>; remote
/// avatars stop simulating so their transform is driven purely by the NetworkTransform replication.
/// Position-sync milestone: remote avatars still show their mesh/idle pose, just no local control.
/// </summary>
[RequireComponent(typeof(PlayerCharacterController))]
[DisallowMultipleComponent]
public class NetworkPlayerSetup : NetworkBehaviour
{
    [Header("Spawn placement")]
    [Tooltip("All avatars spawn from the same prefab position, so without an offset they stack and shove " +
             "each other on connect. The owner places itself on a ring keyed by its client id (owner-" +
             "authoritative NetworkTransform replicates it). Id 0 (host) stays at the origin; later joiners " +
             "fan out. Spacing between ring slots, in world units. 0 disables placement.")]
    [SerializeField] private float spawnRingRadius = 2.5f;

    [Tooltip("Slots per ring before the radius steps outward, so spacing stays roughly constant as more join.")]
    [SerializeField] private int spawnRingSlots = 8;

    [Header("Role")]
    [Tooltip("Which side this avatar plays. Baked per prefab variant (Hider on the base/Hider prefab, " +
             "Hunter on the Hunter prefab); GameModeManager reads it on spawn to build this role's mode set.")]
    [SerializeField] private PlayerRole role = PlayerRole.Hider;

    [Tooltip("False = lobby/neutral avatar (the base Player prefab) gets the FULL mode set; true = match " +
             "avatar (Hunter/Hider variant) gets only its role's modes. Baked per prefab variant, so the " +
             "mode set follows the spawned avatar with no replicated-phase timing race.")]
    [SerializeField] private bool scopedModes = false;

    /// <summary>The side this avatar plays (Hunter/Hider), baked into the prefab variant.</summary>
    public PlayerRole Role => role;

    /// <summary>True on the match role variants (scope the mode set to <see cref="Role"/>); false on the
    /// neutral lobby Player prefab (full mode set). Baked per prefab variant.</summary>
    public bool ScopedModes => scopedModes;

    public override void OnNetworkSpawn()
    {
        var controller = GetComponent<PlayerCharacterController>();

        if (IsOwner)
        {
            PlaceOnSpawnRing();

            var manager = FindFirstObjectByType<GameModeManager>(FindObjectsInactive.Include);
            if (manager)
                manager.BindLocalPlayer(controller);
            return;
        }

        // Remote avatar: NetworkTransform owns the transform here, so disable the local
        // simulation (input/movement) and the CharacterController's own depenetration.
        if (controller) controller.enabled = false;
        var cc = GetComponent<CharacterController>();
        if (cc) cc.enabled = false;

        // Owner cleanup: the concealment meter is a per-frame skinned-mesh bake + voxelization +
        // physics overlap whose result only feeds the LOCAL player (HUD / gameplay). A remote avatar's
        // concealment is computed on its own owner's machine, so running it here is pure wasted CPU.
        var concealment = GetComponentInChildren<ConcealmentMeter>(true);
        if (concealment) concealment.enabled = false;

        // NOTE: SkinnedColliderBaker deliberately stays ENABLED on remotes. MeshPainter's stamp replay
        // (ApplyNetworkStamp -> DrawBrushGpu) rasterizes the baker's live, per-frame BakedMesh to map a
        // 3D brush placement into UV space; freezing the bake would mis-map replicated paint onto any
        // non-rest pose. Its bake is the necessary cost of correct remote paint, not wasted work.
    }

    /// <summary>
    /// Offsets the freshly-spawned owner onto a deterministic ring keyed by its client id so avatars
    /// don't pile up at the shared prefab spawn point. Id 0 (the host) keeps the origin so single-player
    /// "host alone" is unchanged; every later joiner takes the next ring slot, stepping the radius out
    /// once a ring fills. Only X/Z are shifted (gravity settles Y), and the CharacterController is toggled
    /// around the move because it otherwise overrides direct transform writes. Owner-authoritative, so the
    /// NetworkTransform replicates the placement outward.
    /// </summary>
    private void PlaceOnSpawnRing()
    {
        if (spawnRingRadius <= 0f || spawnRingSlots < 1) return;

        ulong id = OwnerClientId;
        if (id == 0) return; // host stays centered

        ulong k = id - 1;
        int ring = (int)(k / (ulong)spawnRingSlots);
        int slot = (int)(k % (ulong)spawnRingSlots);

        float radius = spawnRingRadius * (ring + 1);
        // Half-slot stagger per ring so outer slots don't line up radially with inner ones.
        float angle = (slot / (float)spawnRingSlots + ring * 0.5f / spawnRingSlots) * Mathf.PI * 2f;
        Vector3 offset = new Vector3(Mathf.Cos(angle), 0f, Mathf.Sin(angle)) * radius;

        var cc = GetComponent<CharacterController>();
        bool reenable = cc && cc.enabled;
        if (cc) cc.enabled = false;
        transform.position += offset;
        if (cc) cc.enabled = reenable;
    }
}