public static void CalculateWorkplaceCount(PloppableRICODefinition.Building ricoData, IWorkplaceLevelCalculator ai, Randomizer r, int width, int length, out int level0, out int level1, out int level2, out int level3)
{
SetWorkplaceLevels(out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3, 0, 0, 0, 0);
PloppableRICODefinition.Building rc = ricoData;
if (rc == null)
{
WorkplaceAIHelper.SetWorkplaceLevels(out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3, 10, 20, 30, 40);
}
else
// reality mod is running and the xml file says ignore-reality="false"
if (rc.useReality)
{
ai.CalculateBaseLevels(r, width, length, out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3);
}
else
{
if (rc.workplaceCount > 0)
{
ai.CalculateLevels(r, width, length, out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3);
}
if (rc.workplaceDetailsEnabled)
{
// this adds to the results of the usual workplaces calculation
WorkplaceAIHelper.SetWorkplaceLevels(out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3, rc.uneducated + level0, rc.educated + level1, rc.wellEducated + level2, rc.highEducated + level3);
}
// Comment that out and uncomment the following to ignore "workplaces"
// and just use the details setting
// WorkplaceAIHelper.SetWorkplaceLevels(out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3, m_ricoData);
}
}
public override void CalculateWorkplaceCount(ItemClass.Level level, ColossalFramework.Math.Randomizer r, int width, int length, out int level0, out int level1, out int level2, out int level3)
{
// See IndustrialAI.cs
if (workplaceCount != null)
{
WorkplaceAIHelper.SetWorkplaceLevels(out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3, workplaceCount);
}
else
{
WorkplaceAIHelper.CalculateWorkplaceCount(level, m_ricoData, this, r, width, length, out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3);
workplaceCount = new int[] { level0, level1, level2, level3 };
}
}
public override void CalculateWorkplaceCount(Randomizer r, int width, int length, out int level0, out int level1, out int level2, out int level3)
{
// For some reason CalculateWorkplaceCount gets called every two seconds or so for every rico building currently plopped.
// It's the bottleneck of the mod.
// So we cache the calculation results, which might save a few cpu cycles.
if (workplaceCount != null)
{
WorkplaceAIHelper.SetWorkplaceLevels(out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3, workplaceCount);
}
else
{
WorkplaceAIHelper.CalculateWorkplaceCount(m_ricoData, this, r, width, length, out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3);
workplaceCount = new int[] { level0, level1, level2, level3 };
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Calculates the workplaces for this building according to RICO settings.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="level">Building level</param>
/// <param name="r">Randomizer</param>
/// <param name="width">Building plot width (in cells)</param>
/// <param name="length">Building plot length (in cells)</param>
/// <param name="level0">The number of uneducated jobs</param>
/// <param name="level1">The number of educated jobs</param>
/// <param name="level2">The number of well-educated jobs</param>
/// <param name="level3">The number of highly-educated jobs</param>
public override void CalculateWorkplaceCount(ItemClass.Level level, Randomizer r, int width, int length, out int level0, out int level1, out int level2, out int level3)
{
// CalculateWorkplaceCount is called by the game every couple of seconds. Why? Who knows?
// This makes it a potential performance bottleneck; thus, we cache results to save some CPU cycles.
// Results are cached in workplaceCount.
// Check to see if there's a cached value, and if so, use it.
if (workplaceCount != null)
{
WorkplaceAIHelper.SetWorkplaceLevels(out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3, workplaceCount);
}
else
{
// If nothing is cached, then perform initial calculation.
WorkplaceAIHelper.CalculateWorkplaceCount(level, m_ricoData, this, r, width, length, out level0, out level1, out level2, out level3);
// Cache result.
workplaceCount = new int[] { level0, level1, level2, level3 };
}
}