class_name FireWallTile
extends Tile

func _init(button: Button, is_white: bool, d: int, owner: TileOwner = TileOwner.GAME) -> void:
    super._init(button, is_white, d)
    tile_name = "Fire Wall"
    description = "Captures any piece that moves through"
    type = TileType.GENERAL
    duration = d
    tile_owner = owner

func apply_effect(piece: Pawn = null) -> void:
    if piece && is_effect_active():
        # Only affect enemy pieces based on tile owner
        var is_enemy = false
        print("--------___CHECKING FIREWALL")
        print(tile_owner, "  ", piece.Item_Color)
        match tile_owner:
            TileOwner.PLAYER:  # White
                print("PLAYER OWNER")
                is_enemy = piece.Item_Color == 1  # Black pieces are enemy
            TileOwner.ENEMY:   # Black
                is_enemy = piece.Item_Color == 0  # White pieces are enemy
            TileOwner.GAME:
                is_enemy = true  # Game-owned fire affects all

        if is_enemy:
            
            var container = piece.get_parent() as PieceContainer
            if container:
                game.updatePoints(piece)
                container.remove_piece()

func update_appearance() -> void:
    if is_effect_active() && base_button:
        var style = StyleBoxFlat.new()
        var tile_color = Color(1, 0.4, 0)  # Default orange-ish color for effects
        var base_color = Color(0.8, 0.8, 0.8) if base_is_white else Color(0.2, 0.2, 0.2)
        
        # Blend the tile effect color with the base chess board color
        style.bg_color = Color(
            (base_color.r + tile_color.r) / 2,
            (base_color.g + tile_color.g) / 2,
            (base_color.b + tile_color.b) / 2
        )
        
        # Apply the style using theme override
        base_button.add_theme_stylebox_override("normal", style)
    else:
        restore_base_appearance()