protected override BattleContext CreateContext(GameEventOwner owner, Character ownerChar, BattleContext context)
{
Character target = (AffectTarget ? context.Target : context.User);
int damage = context.GetContextStateInt <DamageDealt>(0);
if (damage > 0 && ownerChar != context.User)
{
//the attack needs to face the foe, and *auto-target*
Dir8 attackDir = DirExt.GetDir(ownerChar.CharLoc, target.CharLoc);
ownerChar.CharDir = attackDir;
Loc frontLoc = ownerChar.CharLoc + attackDir.GetLoc() * FrontOffset;
SkillData entry = DataManager.Instance.GetSkill(InvokedMove);
DungeonScene.Instance.LogMsg(String.Format(Msg.ToLocal(), ownerChar.GetDisplayName(false), context.User.GetDisplayName(false)));
BattleContext newContext = new BattleContext(BattleActionType.Skill);
newContext.User = ownerChar;
newContext.UsageSlot = BattleContext.FORCED_SLOT;
newContext.StartDir = newContext.User.CharDir;
//fill effects
newContext.Data = new BattleData(entry.Data);
newContext.Data.ID = InvokedMove;
newContext.Explosion = new ExplosionData(entry.Explosion);
newContext.HitboxAction = entry.HitboxAction.Clone();
//make the attack *autotarget*; set the offset to the space between the front loc and the target
newContext.HitboxAction.HitOffset = target.CharLoc - frontLoc;
newContext.Strikes = entry.Strikes;
newContext.Item = new InvItem();
//don't set move message, just directly give the message of what the move turned into
//add a tag that will allow the moves themselves to switch to their offensive versions
newContext.ContextStates.Set(new FollowUp());
return(newContext);
}
return(null);
}
