/// <summary>
/// Creates a random payload of blocks constrained by the block manager. Payloads are by default
/// created to be a size of 20 when randomly created
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public static IndividualDatastructure createRandomPayload(int payloadsize)
{
///So now that we've added our open space, we attempt to insert random blocks
int count = 0;
IndividualDatastructure payload = new IndividualDatastructure();
///Here we need to init an open space. I want this to be at the centre of the 3D space
int centre = IndividualManager.Instance.maxIndividualSize / 2;
///Calculating the offset of the centre
double offset = BlockFunctions.calculateOffset(centre, centre, centre);
payload.openSpaces.Add(offset);
///Here we grab the payload type that is tagged as such
BlockType type = null;
type = BlockManager.Instance.blockTypes[BlockFunctions.findBlockID("payload")];
if (type == null)
{
throw new Exception("There was no block of type payload defined");
}
payloadsize = Math.Min(payloadsize, IndividualManager.Instance.startIndividualSize);
///While we have less blocks than desired, and less failed consecutive attempts than defined
while (count < payloadsize && count < IndividualManager.Instance.startIndividualSize)///This number may need to be tweaked. I feel 200 consecutive failed attempts is enough though
{
if (BlockFunctions.insertBlockTypeAtRandom(payload, type))
{
count++;
}
}
Debug.Log("Payload created with size of " + count);
return(payload);
}
/// <summary>
/// Pass in the structure which holds your blocks, and this will add a random block to it if able.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="structure"></param>
/// <returns>The altered datastructure, null if it failed</returns>
internal static bool insertBlockAtRandom(IndividualDatastructure structure)
{
List <BlockType> blocks = blockMan.blockTypes;
BlockType desired = blocks[random.Next(0, blocks.Count - 1)];
return(insertBlockTypeAtRandom(structure, desired));
}
internal static IndividualDatastructure copyPayload(IndividualDatastructure container)
{
IndividualDatastructure ret = new IndividualDatastructure();
ret.contents = new Dictionary <double, Block>(container.contents);
ret.openSpaces = new List <double>(container.openSpaces);
return(ret);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a random payload of blocks constrained by the block manager. Payloads are by default
/// created to be a size of 20 when randomly created
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public static IndividualDatastructure createRandomHull(IndividualDatastructure hull, int hullSize)
{
int count = 0;
///Here i'm making sure that we don't fall into an infinite loop of trying to place blocks when it's not possible
///Normally this wouldn't be an issue, but because users can input their own blocks
///I need to safeguard against assholes.
hullSize = Math.Min(hullSize, IndividualManager.Instance.startIndividualSize);
///While we have less blocks than desired, and less failed consecutive attempts than defined
while (count < hullSize && count < IndividualManager.Instance.startIndividualSize)///This number may need to be tweaked. I feel 200 consecutive failed attempts is enough though
{
if (BlockFunctions.insertBlockAtRandom(hull))
{
count++;
}
}
return(hull);
}
/// <summary>
/// Pass in the structure which holds your blocks, as well as the type of block you would like added, and
/// this will add that block at a random spot to your structure
/// </summary>
/// <param name="structure"></param>
/// <param name="type"></param>
/// <returns>The altered datastructure, null if failed</returns>
internal static bool insertBlockTypeAtRandom(IndividualDatastructure structure, BlockType type)
{
double openSpace = BlockFunctions.randomOpenSpace(structure.openSpaces);
///This is our block
facing face = Randomizer.RandomEnumValue <facing>();
rotation rot = Randomizer.RandomEnumValue <rotation>();
Block pBlock = new Block(type.UID, face, rot);
///If we've gotten to this point, then we can successfully place ourself into the individual
/*
* IVE BEEN GETTING AN ERROR WHERE WE TRY TO PLACE BLOCKS THAT ALREADY EXIST.
* NO IDEA WHY THIS HAPPENS AND IT SHOULDN'T SO I'M SIMPLY PUTTING THIS CONDITIONAL HERE AS A JANK FIX
*/
if (structure.contents.ContainsKey(openSpace))
{
return(false);
}
structure.contents.Add(openSpace, pBlock);
///Remove the open space from structure.openSpaces
structure.openSpaces.Remove(openSpace);
///Add the possible neighbours of the placed block to our open neighbours list
List <double> openConsiderations = BlockFunctions.addNeighboursToOpen(openSpace, structure.contents);
///Iterating over the open spots we are considering, and check to see if they are already filled or not.
///Then adding them to our open spaces list if they are not.
foreach (double possible in openConsiderations)
{
if (structure.contents.ContainsKey(possible))
{
continue;
}
structure.openSpaces.Add(possible);
}
return(true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates the rocket hull container around the passed in IndividualDataStructure
/// </summary>
/// <param name="alreadyCreated"></param>
public RocketHull(IndividualDatastructure alreadyCreated)
{
container = HullFunctions.copyPayload(alreadyCreated);
}
/// <summary>
/// When you have a given assortment.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="payload"></param>
public BlockAssortmentContainer(IndividualDatastructure conts)
{
container = conts;
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a container surrounding the IndividualDataStructure passed in
/// </summary>
/// <param name="alreadyCreated"></param>
public Payload(IndividualDatastructure alreadyCreated)
{
this.container = alreadyCreated;
}
