Example #1
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        /// <summary>
        /// Get The Hero by it's ID and load it from the file.
        /// use this when you want to generate a new hero.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="heroID"></param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        private void SetHeroFromBlank(string heroID)
        {
            LoadMe(heroID);
            HeroSkill.SetUpSkills();
            CustomName = Name;
            HeroID     = heroID;
            // The Basic level of the hero should be 1
            Level = 1;

            // Look, the Skills should be summed with the following,
            // But the level of the skills are zero, so they will be zero.
            HP    = (Level * HeroSerialize.HP_Rate) + HeroSkill.GetTotalHPOfSkills();
            ATK   = (Level * HeroSerialize.ATK_Rate) + HeroSkill.GetTotalATKOfSkills();
            INT   = (Level * HeroSerialize.INT_Rate) + HeroSkill.GetTotalINTOfSkills();
            DEF   = (Level * HeroSerialize.DEF_Rate) + HeroSkill.GetTotalDEFOfSkills();
            RES   = (Level * HeroSerialize.RES_Rate) + HeroSkill.GetTotalRESOfSkills();
            SPD   = (Level * HeroSerialize.SPD_Rate) + HeroSkill.GetTotalSPDOfSkills();
            PEN   = (Level * HeroSerialize.PEN_Rate) + HeroSkill.GetTotalPENOfSkills();
            Block = (Level * HeroSerialize.Block_Rate) + HeroSkill.GetTotalBlockOfSkills();
            ReloadPower();


            HeroCurrentExp = Unit.GetBasicUnit();
            SkillPoint     = Unit.GetBasicUnit();
            Stars          = 0;



            return;
        }
Example #2
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        //-------------------------------------------------
        public static HeroSkill GetHeroSkill(string heroSkillString,
                                             uint count, Hero owner)
        {
            HeroSkill heroSkill = new HeroSkill(count);

            string[] myStrings = heroSkillString.Split(OutCharSeparator.ToCharArray(),
                                                       StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
            for (int i = 0; i < heroSkill.Skills.Length; i++)
            {
                heroSkill.Skills[i] = Skill.Parse(myStrings[i], owner);
            }
            return(heroSkill);
        }
Example #3
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 /// <summary>
 /// Loading the ordinary Information of this hero from
 /// the file.
 /// loading <see cref="Name"/>,
 /// <see cref="HeroSkill"/> (by: <see cref="HeroSkill.GetHeroSkill(string, uint)"/>
 /// which string is <see cref="HeroSerialize.HeroSkillsString"/> and
 /// uint is <see cref="HeroSerialize.HeroSkillsCount"/>),
 /// <see cref="HeroType"/>.
 /// </summary>
 /// <param name="heroID"></param>
 protected virtual void LoadMe(StrongString heroID)
 {
     if (this.MyRes is null)
     {
         this.MyRes = new WotoRes(typeof(Hero));
     }
     //---------------------------------------------
     this.HeroSerialize =
         HeroSerialize.GetHeroSerialize(heroID.GetValue());
     this.Name      = this.HeroSerialize.HeroName;
     this.HeroSkill = HeroSkill.GetHeroSkill(this.HeroSerialize.HeroSkillsString,
                                             this.HeroSerialize.HeroSkillsCount, this);
     this.HeroType    = this.HeroSerialize.HeroType;
     this.HeroElement = this.HeroSerialize.HeroElement;
     //---------------------------------------------
 }
Example #4
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        //-------------------------------------------------


        #endregion Properties Region
        //-------------------------------------------------
        #region Constructor Region
        /// <summary>
        ///
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="heroIDValue"></param>
        /// <param name="customNameValue"></param>
        /// <param name="levelValue"></param>
        /// <param name="powerValue"></param>
        /// <param name="skillStringValue"></param>
        protected Hero(
            StrongString customNameValue,
            StrongString heroIDValue,
            uint levelValue,
            Unit powerValue,
            Unit skillPoint,
            uint stars,
            StrongString skillStringValue
            )
        {
            CustomName = customNameValue;
            HeroID     = heroIDValue;
            Level      = levelValue;
            Power      = powerValue;
            SkillPoint = skillPoint;
            Stars      = stars;
            LoadMe(heroIDValue);                             // Load values which should be loaded locally.
            HeroSkill.LoadInfo(skillStringValue.GetValue()); // Load from the server string.
        }
Example #5
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        //-------------------------------------------------
        #region virtual Methods Region
        public virtual StrongString GetForServer()
        {
            StrongString myString =
                CustomName + InCharSeparator +                      // index : 0
                HeroID + InCharSeparator +                          // index : 1
                Level.ToString() + InCharSeparator +                // index : 2
                Power.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +            // index : 3
                SkillPoint.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +       // index : 4
                Stars.ToString() + InCharSeparator +                // index : 5
                HeroSkill.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +        // index : 6
                HP.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +               // index : 7
                ATK.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +              // index : 8
                INT.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +              // index : 9
                DEF.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +              // index : 10
                RES.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +              // index : 11
                SPD.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +              // index : 12
                PEN.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +              // index : 13
                Block.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +            // index : 14
                HeroCurrentExp.GetForServer() + InCharSeparator +   // index : 15
                ServerIndex.ToString() + InCharSeparator;           // index : 16

            return(myString);
        }