protected override void OnCalculate(InteractionParamHolder damageInfo, InteractionResult curResult, ContactResultInfo curContactResult)
{
//If the attack didn't hit, don't factor in DamageEffects
if (StepResult.VictimResult.Hit == false)
{
StepResult.VictimResult.DamageEffect = DamageEffects.None;
}
//If the current result has no DamageEffects (whether the move didn't have any or a Defensive Action removed them)
//or if the BattleEntity isn't vulnerable to any DamageEffects, then don't bother doing anything else
if (StepResult.VictimResult.DamageEffect == DamageEffects.None ||
StepResult.VictimResult.Entity.EntityProperties.HasDamageEffectVulnerabilities() == false)
{
return;
}
//The DamageEffects stored in the result
DamageEffects resultEffects = DamageEffects.None;
//Get all the DamageEffects
DamageEffects[] damageEffects = UtilityGlobals.GetEnumValues <DamageEffects>();
//Start at index 1, as 0 is the value of None indicating no DamageEffects
for (int i = 1; i < damageEffects.Length; i++)
{
DamageEffects curEffect = damageEffects[i];
//If the move has the DamageEffect and the entity is affected by it, add it to the result
//This approach is easier and more readable than removing effects
if (UtilityGlobals.EnumHasFlag(StepResult.VictimResult.DamageEffect, curEffect) == true &&
StepResult.VictimResult.Entity.EntityProperties.IsVulnerableToDamageEffect(curEffect) == true)
{
resultEffects |= curEffect;
}
}
//Set the result
StepResult.VictimResult.DamageEffect = resultEffects;
}
