/// <summary>
/// This will assign a completely random, valid color to the item in question. It will also randomize the shade and set the appropriate icon.
///
/// This was a temporary function to give some color to loot until further work was put in for "proper" color handling. Leave it here as an option for future potential use (perhaps config option?)
/// </summary>
private static WorldObject RandomizeColorTotallyRandom(WorldObject wo)
{
// Make sure the item has a ClothingBase...otherwise we can't properly randomize the colors.
if (wo.ClothingBase != null)
{
DatLoader.FileTypes.ClothingTable item = DatLoader.DatManager.PortalDat.ReadFromDat <DatLoader.FileTypes.ClothingTable>((uint)wo.ClothingBase);
// Get a random PaletteTemplate index from the ClothingBase entry
// But make sure there's some valid ClothingSubPalEffects (in a valid loot/clothingbase item, there always SHOULD be)
if (item.ClothingSubPalEffects.Count > 0)
{
int randIndex = ThreadSafeRandom.Next(0, item.ClothingSubPalEffects.Count - 1);
var cloSubPal = item.ClothingSubPalEffects.ElementAt(randIndex);
// Make sure this entry has a valid icon, otherwise there's likely something wrong with the ClothingBase value for this WorldObject (e.g. not supposed to be a loot item)
if (cloSubPal.Value.Icon > 0)
{
// Assign the appropriate Icon and PaletteTemplate
wo.IconId = cloSubPal.Value.Icon;
wo.PaletteTemplate = (int)cloSubPal.Key;
// Throw some shade, at random
wo.Shade = ThreadSafeRandom.Next(0.0f, 1.0f);
}
}
}
return(wo);
}
/// <summary>
/// Assign a random color (Int.PaletteTemplate and Float.Shade) to a World Object based on the material assigned to it.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>WorldObject with a random applicable PaletteTemplate and Shade applied, if available</returns>
private static void MutateColor(WorldObject wo)
{
if (wo.MaterialType > 0 && wo.TsysMutationData != null && wo.ClothingBase != null)
{
byte colorCode = (byte)(wo.TsysMutationData.Value >> 16);
// BYTE spellCode = (tsysMutationData >> 24) & 0xFF;
// BYTE colorCode = (tsysMutationData >> 16) & 0xFF;
// BYTE gemCode = (tsysMutationData >> 8) & 0xFF;
// BYTE materialCode = (tsysMutationData >> 0) & 0xFF;
List <TreasureMaterialColor> colors;
// This is a unique situation that typically applies to Under Clothes.
// If the Color Code is 0, they can be PaletteTemplate 1-18, assuming there is a MaterialType
// (gems have ColorCode of 0, but also no MaterialCode as they are defined by the weenie)
if (colorCode == 0 && (uint)wo.MaterialType > 0)
{
colors = clothingColors;
}
else
{
colors = DatabaseManager.World.GetCachedTreasureMaterialColors((int)wo.MaterialType, colorCode);
}
if (colors == null)
{
return;
}
// Load the clothingBase associated with the WorldObject
DatLoader.FileTypes.ClothingTable clothingBase = DatLoader.DatManager.PortalDat.ReadFromDat <DatLoader.FileTypes.ClothingTable>((uint)wo.ClothingBase);
// TODO : Probably better to use an intersect() function here. I defer to someone who knows how these work better than I - Optim
// Compare the colors list and the clothingBase PaletteTemplates and remove any invalid items
var colorsValid = new List <TreasureMaterialColor>();
foreach (var e in colors)
{
if (clothingBase.ClothingSubPalEffects.ContainsKey(e.PaletteTemplate))
{
colorsValid.Add(e);
}
}
colors = colorsValid;
float totalProbability = GetTotalProbability(colors);
// If there's zero chance to get a random color, no point in continuing.
if (totalProbability == 0)
{
return;
}
var rng = ThreadSafeRandom.Next(0.0f, totalProbability);
uint paletteTemplate = 0;
float probability = 0.0f;
// Loop through the colors until we've reach our target value
foreach (var color in colors)
{
probability += color.Probability;
if (rng < probability)
{
paletteTemplate = color.PaletteTemplate;
break;
}
}
if (paletteTemplate > 0)
{
var cloSubPal = clothingBase.ClothingSubPalEffects[paletteTemplate];
// Make sure this entry has a valid icon, otherwise there's likely something wrong with the ClothingBase value for this WorldObject (e.g. not supposed to be a loot item)
if (cloSubPal.Icon > 0)
{
// Assign the appropriate Icon and PaletteTemplate
wo.IconId = cloSubPal.Icon;
wo.PaletteTemplate = (int)paletteTemplate;
// Throw some shade, at random
wo.Shade = ThreadSafeRandom.Next(0.0f, 1.0f);
// Some debug info...
// log.Info($"Color success for {wo.MaterialType}({(int)wo.MaterialType}) - {wo.WeenieClassId} - {wo.Name}. PaletteTemplate {paletteTemplate} applied.");
}
}
else
{
log.Warn($"[LOOT] Color looked failed for {wo.MaterialType} ({(int)wo.MaterialType}) - {wo.WeenieClassId} - {wo.Name}.");
}
}
}
