/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as vehicle.
var vehicle = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Vehicle.Vehicle;
vehicle?.Inventory[Entities.Food].AddQuantity(17);
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Clear out the text from the string builder.
_eventText.Clear();
// Show the pre item destruction text if it exists.
var preDestoyPrompt = OnPreDestroyItems();
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(preDestoyPrompt))
_eventText.AppendLine(preDestoyPrompt);
// Destroy some items at random and get a list back of what and how much.
var _destroyedItems = GameSimulationApp.Instance.Vehicle.DestroyRandomItems();
// Show the post item destruction text if it exists.
var postDestroyPrompt = OnPostDestroyItems(_destroyedItems);
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(postDestroyPrompt))
_eventText.AppendLine(postDestroyPrompt);
// Skip if destroyed items count is zero.
if (!(_destroyedItems?.Count > 0))
return;
// Loop through all of the destroyed items and add them to string builder.
foreach (var destroyedItem in _destroyedItems)
if (_destroyedItems.Last().Equals(destroyedItem))
_eventText.Append($"{destroyedItem.Value.ToString("N0")} {destroyedItem.Key}");
else
_eventText.AppendLine($"{destroyedItem.Value.ToString("N0")} {destroyedItem.Key}");
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Clear out the text from the string builder.
_eventText.Clear();
// Add the pre-create message if it exists.
var preCreatePrompt = OnPreCreateItems();
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(preCreatePrompt))
_eventText.AppendLine(preCreatePrompt);
// Create some items at random and get a list back of what and how much.
var createdItems = GameSimulationApp.Instance.Vehicle.CreateRandomItems();
// Add the post create message if it exists.
var postCreatePrompt = OnPostCreateItems(createdItems);
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(postCreatePrompt))
_eventText.AppendLine(postCreatePrompt);
// Skip if created items count is zero.
if (!(createdItems?.Count > 0))
return;
// Loop through all of the created items and add them to string builder.
foreach (var createdItem in createdItems)
if (createdItems.Last().Equals(createdItem))
_eventText.Append($"{createdItem.Value.ToString("N0")} {createdItem.Key}");
else
_eventText.AppendLine($"{createdItem.Value.ToString("N0")} {createdItem.Key}");
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
// Cast the source entity as vehicle.
var vehicle = userData.SourceEntity as Entity.Vehicle.Vehicle;
// Break some random part on the vehicle.
vehicle?.BreakRandomPart();
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as vehicle.
var vehicle = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Vehicle.Vehicle;
// Reduce the total possible mileage of the vehicle this turn.
vehicle?.ReduceMileage(17);
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as vehicle.
var vehicle = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Vehicle.Vehicle;
// Reduce the total possible mileage of the vehicle this turn.
vehicle?.ReduceMileage(vehicle.Mileage - 10 - 5*GameSimulationApp.Instance.Random.Next());
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as person.
var person = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Person.Person;
// We are going to inflict enough damage to probably kill the person.
person?.Damage(100);
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData"></param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
// Cast the source entity as person.
var person = userData.SourceEntity as Entity.Person.Person;
// Skip if the source entity is not a person.
return person == null ? string.Empty : OnPostInfection(person);
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as person.
var person = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Person.Person;
// Sets flag on person making them more susceptible to further complications.
person?.Infect();
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData"></param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
// Cast the source entity as a player.
var person = userData.SourceEntity as Entity.Person.Person;
// Skip if the source entity is not a person.
return person == null ? "nobody is well again." : $"{person.Name} is well again.";
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as person.
var person = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Person.Person;
// Removes all infections, injuries, and heals the person in full.
person?.HealEntirely();
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as vehicle.
var vehicle = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Vehicle.Vehicle;
// Indians hook you up with free food, what nice guys.
vehicle?.Inventory[Entities.Food].AddQuantity(14);
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
var repairPrompt = new StringBuilder();
repairPrompt.AppendLine("You did not repair the broken ");
repairPrompt.AppendLine(
$"{GameSimulationApp.Instance.Vehicle.BrokenPart.Name.ToLowerInvariant()}. You must replace it with a ");
repairPrompt.Append("spare part.");
return repairPrompt.ToString();
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData"></param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
// Cast the source entity as person.
var person = userData.SourceEntity as Entity.Person.Person;
// Skip if the source entity is not a person.
return person == null
? "Nobody has taken a turn for the worse."
: $"{person.Name} has taken a turn for the worse.";
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as a player.
var sourcePerson = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Person.Person;
if (sourcePerson == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(eventExecutor), "Could not cast source entity as player.");
// Check to make sure this player is the leader (aka the player).
if (!sourcePerson.Leader)
throw new ArgumentException("Cannot kill this person because it is not the player!");
_leaderDeath.AppendLine($"{sourcePerson.Name} has died.");
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as vehicle.
var vehicle = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Vehicle.Vehicle;
// Skip if the source entity is not a vehicle.
if (vehicle == null)
return;
// Damages the oxen, could make vehicle stuck.
vehicle.Inventory[Entities.Animal].ReduceQuantity(1);
// Reduce the total possible mileage of the vehicle this turn.
vehicle.ReduceMileage(25);
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as person.
var person = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Person.Person;
// Skip if the source entity is not a person.
if (person == null)
return;
// Ammo used to kill the snake.
GameSimulationApp.Instance.Vehicle.Inventory[Entities.Ammo].ReduceQuantity(10);
// Damage the person that was bit by the snake, it might be a little or a huge poisonousness bite.
if (GameSimulationApp.Instance.Random.NextBool())
{
person.Infect();
person.Damage(256);
}
else
{
person.Damage(5);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Cast the source entity as vehicle.
var vehicle = eventExecutor.SourceEntity as Entity.Vehicle.Vehicle;
// Skip if the source entity is not a vehicle.
if (vehicle == null)
return;
// Check there is food to even remove.
if (vehicle.Inventory[Entities.Food].Quantity <= 0)
return;
// Check if there is enough food to cut up into four pieces.
if (vehicle.Inventory[Entities.Food].Quantity < 4)
return;
// Determine the amount of food we will destroy up to.
var spoiledFood = vehicle.Inventory[Entities.Food].Quantity/4;
// Remove some random amount of food, the minimum being three pieces.
vehicle.Inventory[Entities.Food].ReduceQuantity(GameSimulationApp.Instance.Random.Next(3, spoiledFood));
}
/// <summary> /// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could /// change depending on requirements of the implementation. /// </summary> /// <param name="userData"> /// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about /// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance. /// </param> /// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns> protected abstract string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData);
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
return "lose your way in heavy fog---time is lost";
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData"></param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
return "ox wanders off---spend time looking for it";
}
/// <summary> /// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is /// left completely up to handler. /// </summary> /// <param name="eventExecutor"> /// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about /// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance. /// </param> public abstract void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor);
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData"></param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
return OnFoodSpoilReason();
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
return OnLostTimeReason();
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event handler associated with this enum type triggers action on target entity. Implementation is
/// left completely up to handler.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="eventExecutor">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
public override void Execute(RandomEventInfo eventExecutor)
{
// Add to the days to skip since multiple events in a chain could keep adding to the total.
eventExecutor.DaysToSkip += DaysToSkip();
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData"></param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
// Cast the source entity as vehicle.
var vehicle = userData.SourceEntity as Entity.Vehicle.Vehicle;
return $"Broken {vehicle?.BrokenPart.Name.ToLowerInvariant()}.";
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the event is closed by the user or system after being executed and rendered out on text user interface.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData">
/// Random event information such as source entity and the actual event itself and any custom data
/// required to check state.
/// </param>
public virtual void OnEventClose(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
// Nothing to see here, move along...
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData">
/// Entities which the event is going to directly affect. This way there is no confusion about
/// what entity the event is for. Will require casting to correct instance type from interface instance.
/// </param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
public string Render(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
return OnRender(userData);
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData"></param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
return _leaderDeath.ToString();
}
/// <summary>
/// Fired when the simulation would like to render the event, typically this is done AFTER executing it but this could
/// change depending on requirements of the implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userData"></param>
/// <returns>Text user interface string that can be used to explain what the event did when executed.</returns>
protected override string OnRender(RandomEventInfo userData)
{
return "Find wild berries";
}
