public TurretShot(Particle newParticle, Position target, IGameSprite sprite) : base(newParticle,sprite)
{
_particle = newParticle;
_particle.velocity = GameParameters.TURRET_SHOT_VELOCITY;
_type = ObjectType.TURRET_SHOT;
_target = target;
}
public Particle(Particle particle)
{
position = particle.position;
velocity = particle.velocity;
acceleration = particle.acceleration;
theta = particle.theta;
}
/// <summary>
/// Given an initialization vector, returns a packet describing a missile spawn event.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="startVector"></param>
/// <returns>A missile spawn event packet.</returns>
public EventPacket MakeSpawnMissileEventPacket(Particle startVector)
{
SpawnMissileEvent missileSpawn = new SpawnMissileEvent(startVector);
byte[] eventData = EventCodec.Instance.Serialize<SpawnMissileEvent>(missileSpawn);
EventPacket eventPacket = new EventPacket(EventTypes.SPAWN_MISSILE, eventData);
return eventPacket;
}
public Missile(Particle newParticle, IGameSprite sprite)
{
_hullRadius = GameParameters.MISSILE_HULL_RADIUS;
_type = ObjectType.MISSILE;
_health = 10;
_particle = newParticle;
_sprite = sprite;
}
public IGameObject MakeTurretShot(Particle initialVector, Position target)
{
IGameSprite turretShotSprite = _spriteFactory.MakeTurretShotSprite(initialVector.position);
TurretShot turretShot = new TurretShot(initialVector, target, turretShotSprite);
turretShot.OnProximityDetonation += _eventMonitor.OnAirBurstDetonation;
return (IGameObject)turretShot;
}
public EventPacket MakeSpawnMirvEventPacket(Particle startVector, double deployAltitude)
{
SpawnMirvEvent missileSpawn = new SpawnMirvEvent(startVector,deployAltitude);
byte[] eventData = EventCodec.Instance.Serialize<SpawnMirvEvent>(missileSpawn);
EventPacket eventPacket = new EventPacket(EventTypes.SPAWN_MIRV, eventData);
return eventPacket;
}
public IGameObject MakeMissile(Particle initialVector)
{
IGameSprite missileSprite = _spriteFactory.MakeMissileSprite(initialVector.position);
Missile missile = new Missile(initialVector, missileSprite);
missile.OnDetonation += _eventMonitor.OnMissileDetonation;
return (IGameObject)missile;
}
public IGameObject MakeMirv(Particle initialVector, double deploymentAltitude)
{
IGameSprite mirvSprite = _spriteFactory.MakeMirvSprite(initialVector.position);
Mirv mirv = new Mirv(initialVector, mirvSprite, deploymentAltitude);
mirv.OnMirvDeployment += _eventMonitor.OnMirvDeployment;
mirv.OnDetonation += _eventMonitor.OnMissileDetonation;
return (IGameObject)mirv;
}
/// <summary>
/// Called when an object wishes to drop a bomb. The hostVector parameter is the kinematic
/// description of the object dropping the bomb; this allows us to use this info however
/// we want, even though not all of it will be used.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="hostVector"></param>
public void OnBombDrop(Particle hostVector)
{
Particle startVector = new Particle(hostVector);
startVector.velocity = GameParameters.MISSILE_VELOCITY;
startVector.acceleration = GameParameters.MISSILE_ACCELERATION;
//bomb theta is random, within some range constraint (a downward cone) centered at 3pi/2
startVector.theta = (((double)RandomNumberGenerator.Instance.Rand()) / 47.0) % GameParameters.BOMB_THETA_FUZZ + 1.5 * GameParameters.PI - GameParameters.BOMB_THETA_FUZZ / 2.0;
EventPacket packet = _eventFactory.MakeSpawnMissileEventPacket(startVector);
_eventBus.Receive(packet);
}
/*
When a mirv deploys, the missile separates into three separate mirvs.
The primary continues on its trajectory; the other two
branch off at plus/minus k degrees, respectively. The second mirvs are set
* to deploy below 0, so they will effectively never deploy, just act as missiles.
*/
public void OnMirvDeployment(Particle vector)
{
int velocityRandomizationPct = 15;
//push the second mirv warhead into the event system
Particle startParticle = new Particle(vector);
//randomize the velocity a max of 15%
int rand = RandomNumberGenerator.Instance.Rand();
startParticle.velocity += ((double)(rand % velocityRandomizationPct) / 100.0);
startParticle.theta = startParticle.theta + GameParameters.PI / 18;
EventPacket mirv2 = _eventFactory.MakeSpawnMirvEventPacket(startParticle, GameParameters.MIN_Y);
_eventBus.Receive(mirv2);
//push the third mirv warhead
startParticle = new Particle(vector);
//randomize the velocity a max of 15%
rand = RandomNumberGenerator.Instance.Rand();
startParticle.velocity += ((double)(rand % velocityRandomizationPct) / 100.0);
startParticle.theta = startParticle.theta - GameParameters.PI / 18;
EventPacket mirv3 = _eventFactory.MakeSpawnMirvEventPacket(startParticle, GameParameters.MIN_Y);
_eventBus.Receive(mirv3);
}
public Bomber(Particle startVector, IGameSprite gameSprite, int numBombs, int dropInterval)
{
_hullRadius = GameParameters.BOMBER_HULL_RADIUS;
_type = ObjectType.BOMBER;
_health = 100;
_particle = startVector;
_dropInterval = dropInterval;
if (numBombs >= 0)
{
_bombs = new bool[numBombs];
for (int i = 0; i < numBombs; i++)
{
_bombs[i] = true;
}
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("ERROR numBombs < 0 in Bomber ctor");
}
_sprite = gameSprite;
}
public SpawnMissileEvent(Particle startVector)
{
_startVector = new Particle(startVector);
}
public void OnMissileDetonation(Particle particle)
{
EventPacket packet = _eventFactory.MakeExplosionEventPacket(particle.position);
_eventBus.Receive(packet);
}
public void OnAirBurstDetonation(Particle particle)
{
EventPacket packet = _eventFactory.MakeAirBurstEventPacket(particle.position);
_eventBus.Receive(packet);
}
//ignore the stupidity of these functions. they act on velocity/acceleration as scalars instead of vectors.
//update position per velocity
public static void UpdatePosition(Particle particle)
{
particle.position.X += (System.Math.Cos(particle.theta) * particle.velocity);
particle.position.Y += (System.Math.Sin(particle.theta) * particle.velocity);
}
/// <summary>
/// Selects a random target base as target, and builds an event packet around it. This smells
/// like business logic that belongs outside of this class... alternatively we could pass in the
/// game-object list dependency for selecting a random target.
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public EventPacket MakeRandomSpawnMissileEventPacket(List<IGameObject> gameObjects)
{
//initialize a random start location along the top border
int xCoor = RandomNumberGenerator.Instance.Rand() % GameParameters.MAX_X;
Position startPosition = new Position(xCoor, GameParameters.MAX_Y);
//all enemy missiles point at a random city or base, in radians
double angleRad = _getTargetTrajectory(startPosition, gameObjects);
Particle startVector = new Particle(GameParameters.MISSILE_VELOCITY, GameParameters.MISSILE_ACCELERATION, angleRad, startPosition);
EventPacket packet = MakeSpawnMissileEventPacket(startVector);
return packet;
}
public Mirv(Particle newParticle, IGameSprite sprite, double deployAltitude) : base(newParticle,sprite)
{
_deployAltitude = deployAltitude;
_once = true;
_type = ObjectType.MISSILE;
}
void spawnTurretShot(EventPacket newEvent)
{
SpawnTurretShotEvent turretShotEvent = EventCodec.Instance.Deserialize<SpawnTurretShotEvent>(newEvent.Data);
double ang = Position.pointTangent(turretShotEvent.Source,turretShotEvent.Target);
Particle initialVector = new Particle(GameParameters.TURRET_SHOT_VELOCITY, GameParameters.TURRET_SHOT_ACCELERATION, ang, turretShotEvent.Source);
IGameObject turretShot = _objectFactory.MakeTurretShot(initialVector,turretShotEvent.Target);
_objectContainer.Add(turretShot);
}
public static void Update(Particle particle)
{
Particle.UpdatePosition(particle);
Particle.UpdateVelocity(particle);
}
public SpawnMirvEvent(Particle startVector, double deployAltitude)
{
StartVector = new Particle(startVector);
DeployAltitude = deployAltitude;
}
public static void UpdateVelocity(Particle particle)
{
particle.velocity += particle.acceleration;
}
