public static void HandleLiquidateEvent(Item heldItem, int actualValue)
{
//if the player is holding only one item, don't let them transmute it to money unless they're holding shift.
if (heldItem.Stack == 1 && !EquivalentExchange.IsShiftKeyPressed())
{
return;
}
//placeholder for determining if the transmute occurs, so it knows to play a sound.
bool didTransmuteOccur = false;
//placeholder for determining if the transmute rebounds, so it knows to play a different sound.
bool didTransmuteFail = false;
//if the transmute did fail, this preserves the damage so we can apply it in one cycle, otherwise batches look weird af
int reboundDamageTaken = 0;
//needed for some profession effects
bool isItemWorthLessThanOnePercentOfMoney = (Game1.player.money * 0.01F > actualValue);
//stamina cost is overridden for conduits if money is > 100x the item's value.
double staminaCost = (isItemWorthLessThanOnePercentOfMoney && Game1.player.professions.Contains(Professions.Conduit)) ? 0D : Alchemy.GetStaminaCostForTransmutation(actualValue);
//if the player lacks the stamina to execute a transmute, abort
if (Game1.player.Stamina <= staminaCost)
{
return;
}
//if we fail this check, it's because a rebound would kill the player.
//if the rebound chance is zero, this check will automatically pass.
if (!Alchemy.CanSurviveRebound(actualValue, isItemWorthLessThanOnePercentOfMoney, true))
{
return;
}
//if we fail this check, transmutation will fail this cycle.
//this is our "rebound check"
if (Alchemy.DidPlayerFailReboundCheck(isItemWorthLessThanOnePercentOfMoney, true))
{
reboundDamageTaken += Alchemy.GetReboundDamage(actualValue);
didTransmuteFail = true;
}
//the conduit profession makes it so that the transmutation succeeds anyway, after taking damage.
if (Game1.player.professions.Contains((int)Professions.Sage) || !didTransmuteFail)
{
//if we reached this point transmutation will succeed
didTransmuteOccur = true;
Alchemy.HandleStaminaDeduction(staminaCost, false);
//we floor the math here because we don't want weirdly divergent values based on stack count - the rate is fixed regardless of quantity
//this occurs at the expense of rounding - liquidation is lossy.
int liquidationValue = (int)Math.Floor(Alchemy.GetLiquidationValuePercentage() * actualValue);
int totalValue = liquidationValue;
Game1.player.Money += totalValue;
Game1.player.reduceActiveItemByOne();
//the percentage of experience you get is increased by the lossiness of the transmute
//as you increase in levels, this amount diminishes to a minimum of 1.
double experienceValueCoefficient = 1D - Alchemy.GetLiquidationValuePercentage();
int experienceValue = (int)Math.Floor(Math.Sqrt(experienceValueCoefficient * actualValue / 10 + 1));
Alchemy.AddAlchemyExperience(experienceValue);
//a transmute (at least one) happened, play the cash money sound
if (didTransmuteOccur && !didTransmuteFail)
{
SoundUtil.PlayMoneySound();
}
}
//a rebound occurred, apply the damage and also play the ouchy sound.
if (didTransmuteFail)
{
Alchemy.TakeDamageFromRebound(reboundDamageTaken);
SoundUtil.PlayReboundSound();
}
}
public static void HandleTransmuteEvent(Item heldItem, int actualValue)
{
//cost of a single item, multiplied by the cost multiplier below
int transmutationCost = (int)Math.Ceiling(Alchemy.GetTransmutationMarkupPercentage() * actualValue);
//nor should totalCost of a single cycle
int totalCost = transmutationCost;
//placeholder for determining if the transmute occurs, so it knows to play a sound.
bool didTransmuteOccur = false;
//placeholder for determining if the transmute rebounds, so it knows to play a different sound.
bool didTransmuteFail = false;
//if the transmute did fail, this preserves the damage so we can apply it in one cycle, otherwise batches look weird af
int reboundDamageTaken = 0;
//needed for some profession effects
bool isItemWorthLessThanOnePercentOfMoney = (Game1.player.money * 0.01F > actualValue);
//stamina cost is overridden for conduits if money is > 100x the item's value.
double staminaCost = (isItemWorthLessThanOnePercentOfMoney && Game1.player.professions.Contains(Professions.Conduit)) ? 0D : Alchemy.GetStaminaCostForTransmutation(actualValue);
//loop for each transmute-cycle attempt
if (Game1.player.money >= totalCost)
{
//if the player lacks the stamina to execute a transmute, abort
if (Game1.player.Stamina <= staminaCost)
{
return;
}
//if we fail this check, it's because a rebound would kill the player.
//if the rebound chance is zero, this check will automatically pass.
if (!Alchemy.CanSurviveRebound(actualValue, isItemWorthLessThanOnePercentOfMoney, false))
{
return;
}
//if we fail this check, transmutation will fail this cycle.
//this is our "rebound check"
if (Alchemy.DidPlayerFailReboundCheck(isItemWorthLessThanOnePercentOfMoney, false))
{
reboundDamageTaken += Alchemy.GetReboundDamage(actualValue);
didTransmuteFail = true;
//the conduit profession makes it so that the transmutation succeeds anyway, after taking damage.
}
if (Game1.player.professions.Contains((int)Professions.Sage) || !didTransmuteFail)
{
didTransmuteOccur = true;
Alchemy.HandleStaminaDeduction(staminaCost, true);
Game1.player.Money -= totalCost;
Item spawnedItem = heldItem.getOne();
Game1.createItemDebris(spawnedItem, Game1.player.getStandingPosition(), Game1.player.FacingDirection, (GameLocation)null);
//the percentage of experience you get is increased by the lossiness of the transmute
//as you increase in levels, this amount diminishes to a minimum of 1.
double experienceValueCoefficient = Alchemy.GetTransmutationMarkupPercentage() - 1D;
int experienceValue = (int)Math.Floor(Math.Sqrt(experienceValueCoefficient * actualValue / 10 + 1));
Alchemy.AddAlchemyExperience(experienceValue);
}
}
//a transmute (at least one) happened, play the magicky sound
if (didTransmuteOccur && !didTransmuteFail)
{
SoundUtil.PlayMagickySound();
}
//a rebound occurred, apply the damage and also play the ouchy sound.
if (didTransmuteFail)
{
Alchemy.TakeDamageFromRebound(reboundDamageTaken);
SoundUtil.PlayReboundSound();
}
}
