internal Entity(Guid id, [NotNull] EntityManager manager, Guid factionOwner, IEnumerable <BaseDataBlob> dataBlobs = null)
{
Manager = manager;
Guid = id;
FactionOwner = factionOwner;
//This is problematic, currently, if a datablob references it's own entity (ie namedb in faction entity) the entity will get a new guid.
//and (presumably) the db will point to an empty entity.
//TODO: should we throw an exception instead of just replacing the guid with a new one? I'm leaning towards yes.
while (Guid == Guid.Empty || manager.EntityExistsGlobaly(Guid)) //using a while here removes the infintisimal chance of creating a guid that already exsists.
{
Guid = Guid.NewGuid();
}
Manager.SetupEntity(this, dataBlobs);
/* Moved this to Manager.SetupEntity
* _protectedDataBlobMask_ = Manager.EntityMasks[ID];
*
*
* if (dataBlobs == null)
* {
* return;
* }
*
* foreach (BaseDataBlob dataBlob in dataBlobs)
* {
* if (dataBlob != null)
* {
* SetDataBlob(dataBlob);
* }
* }
*/
}
