public void Push(SuitBuildableMyWorldObject item, EquippableSlotFlags slot)
{
cache[nextOpenCacheIndex].Piece = item;
cache[nextOpenCacheIndex].Slot = slot;
cache[nextOpenCacheIndex].SpellCount = item.SpellsToUseInSearch.Count;
occupiedSlots |= slot;
for (int i = 0; i < item.SpellsToUseInSearch.Count; i++)
{
spells[nextOpenSpellIndex] = item.SpellsToUseInSearch[i];
nextOpenSpellIndex++;
}
nextOpenCacheIndex++;
if (item.ItemSetId != -1)
{
armorSetCountById[item.ItemSetId]++;
}
if (item.CalcedStartingArmorLevel > 0)
{
TotalBaseArmorLevel += (item.CalcedStartingArmorLevel * slot.GetTotalBitsSet());
}
if (slot.IsBodyArmor())
{
TotalBodyArmorPieces++;
}
}
public bool ItemPassesRules(SuitBuildableMyWorldObject item)
{
if (CantripsToLookFor.Count > 0)
{
foreach (Spell cantrip in CantripsToLookFor)
{
foreach (Spell itemSpell in item.CachedSpells)
{
if (itemSpell.IsSameOrSurpasses(cantrip))
{
goto end;
}
}
}
end :;
}
// If we're don't want to use any set pieces, remove them
if (PrimaryArmorSet == 0 && SecondaryArmorSet == 0 && item.EquippableSlots.IsBodyArmor() && item.ItemSetId != 0)
{
return(false);
}
// If we're building a two set armor suit, and we don't want any blanks or fillers, remove any pieces of armor of other sets
if (PrimaryArmorSet != 0 && SecondaryArmorSet != 0 && PrimaryArmorSet != 255 && SecondaryArmorSet != 255 &&
item.EquippableSlots.IsBodyArmor() && item.ItemSetId != PrimaryArmorSet && item.ItemSetId != SecondaryArmorSet)
{
return(false);
}
return(true);
}
public bool PutItemInBuckets(SuitBuildableMyWorldObject piece, EquippableSlotFlags slot)
{
bool foundBucket = false;
foreach (Bucket bucket in this)
{
if ((slot & bucket.Slot) == bucket.Slot)
{
foundBucket = true;
bucket.Add(piece);
}
}
return(foundBucket);
}
public bool CanGetBeneficialSpellFrom(SuitBuildableMyWorldObject item)
{
// This whole approach needs to be optimized.
// This is the biggest time waster in the entire search process.
foreach (Spell itemSpell in item.SpellsToUseInSearch)
//for (int i = 0 ; i < item.Spells.Count ; i++) // This is actually slower
{
for (int j = 0; j < nextOpenSpellIndex; j++) // For here is faster than foreach
{
if (spells[j].IsSameOrSurpasses(itemSpell))
{
goto end;
}
}
return(true);
end :;
}
return(false);
}
public bool PutItemInBuckets(SuitBuildableMyWorldObject piece)
{
return(PutItemInBuckets(piece, piece.EquippableSlots));
}
