/// <summary>
/// Saves a TeddyBear map. If you are not really well versed in how JCR6 works, you may only need the first two paramters, I only added the others so more advanced users can benefit from the true power of JCR6 ;)
/// </summary>
/// <param name="map"></param>
/// <param name="jcr"></param>
/// <param name="Entry"></param>
/// <param name="Storage"></param>
/// <param name="FileTableStorage"></param>
static public string Save(TeddyMap map, string filename, string EntryPref = "", string Storage = "Store", string FileTableStorage = "Store")
{
var bt = new TJCRCreate(filename, FileTableStorage);
var r = Save(map, bt, EntryPref, Storage);
bt.Close();
return(r);
}
static public void DrawLayer(TeddyMap map, string Layer, int x = 0, int y = 0, int scrollx = 0, int scrolly = 0, bool[,] visibilityMap = null)
{
d_DrawItem DrawItem = DrawTileItem;
if (qstr.Prefixed(Layer.ToUpper(), "ZONE_"))
{
DrawItem = DrawZoneItem;
}
for (int iy = 0; iy < map.Layers[Layer].H; iy++)
{
for (int ix = 0; ix < map.Layers[Layer].W; ix++)
{
try {
DrawItem(map, Layer, x, y, scrollx, scrolly, ix, iy);
} catch (Exception e) {
Debug.WriteLine($"DrawLayer error! {e.Message} >> Layer: {Layer}({x},{y})");
}
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Saves the TeddyBear map inside a JCR6 resouce currently in creation. Returns "Ok" if succesful and otherwise an error message.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="map"></param>
/// <param name="jcr"></param>
/// <param name="Entry"></param>
/// <param name="Storage"></param>
public static string Save(TeddyMap map, TJCRCreate jcr, string EntryPref, string Storage = "Store")
{
try {
Init();
//Local MP$ = Replace(MapFile, "\"," / ")
TJCRCreate BT = jcr;
TJCRCreateStream BTE;
// var K = "";
// Local Ak, X, Y
// TeddyObject Obj;
// Local Obj: TeddyObject
//'If Right(MP,1)<>"/" MP:+"/"
//'If Not CreateDir(MP,1) Return "Required path could not be created!"
// BT = JCR_Create(MapFile)
Log("Gonna save a Teddy Bear map");
if (BT == null)
{
return("Save file could not be created or null sent to saveJCR request!");
}
// DEFS
Log("Saving Defs");
BTE = BT.NewEntry($"{EntryPref}Defs", Storage);
if (BTE == null)
{
return($"Entry creation failed: {JCR6.JERROR}");
}
BTE.WriteByte(0); BTE.WriteInt(map.GridX); BTE.WriteInt(map.GridY);
BTE.WriteByte(1); if (map.TexResize)
{
BTE.WriteByte(1);
}
else
{
BTE.WriteByte(0);
}
BTE.WriteByte(2); BTE.WriteInt(map.SizeX); BTE.WriteInt(map.SizeY);
Log("\tWriting Textures");
for (byte Ak = 255; Ak > 0; Ak--)
{
// Log($"\tWriting texture {Ak}"); // Needless to log all the time, but I used this line for debugging purposes.
if (map.Texture[Ak] != null && map.Texture[Ak] != "")
{
BTE.WriteByte(3);
BTE.WriteByte(Ak);
BTE.WriteString(map.Texture[Ak]);
}
}
Log("\tWriting Layers");
foreach (string K in map.Layers.Keys)
{
Log($"\tWriting Layer: {K}");
BTE.WriteByte(4);
BTE.WriteString(K);
if (qstr.Left(K, 5) == "Zone_")
{
for (byte Ak = 255; Ak > 0; Ak--) // Zone Names (if the specific layer is a zone)
{
if (map.ZName(K).Name[Ak] == null)
{
map.ZName(K).Name[Ak] = "";
}
BTE.WriteByte(5);
BTE.WriteByte(Ak);
BTE.WriteString(map.ZName(K).Name[Ak]);
}
}
}
BTE.Close();
// Layers
Log("Saving Layers");
foreach (string K in map.Layers.Keys)
{
Log($"Saving Layer {K}");
var Prefix = "Layer_";
var lay = map.Layers[K];
if (qstr.Left(K, 5) == "Zone_")
{
Prefix = "";
}
BTE = BT.NewEntry($"{EntryPref}{Prefix}{K}", Storage);
// Layer Type (should in this version be 0 always)
BTE.WriteByte(0);
BTE.WriteByte(map.Layers[K].T);
// Format
BTE.WriteByte(1);
BTE.WriteInt(lay.W);
BTE.WriteInt(lay.H);
// Hot Spots
BTE.WriteByte(2);
BTE.WriteString(qstr.Left($"{lay.Hot} ", 2), true);
// Saving the map itself. No compression is used in saving the data, as TeddyBear has been designed to be used in combination with JCR6 which already compresses everything by itself.
// Also note, the map itself tagged with $ff will cause the loader to end loading as soon as the map itself is read. In other words it must always come last in the file.
// This is simply a security measure as some tags above can cause the loaded level to be unloaded immediatly, when this comes last, this simply can't happen.
// A level without a $ff tagged map will also result into an error when loading.
// $fe is also reserved in case 32 bit maps may be added in the future, which is in the current state of things, not likely to happen, but just in case :)
// and for that reason $fd is reserved in case of the very small chance 64bit is used.
// Must I really reserve $fc for 128bit (which is not even supported by BlitzMax yet)? Nah.... :-P
BTE.WriteByte(0xff);
for (int X = 0; X <= lay.W; X++)
{
for (int Y = 0; Y <= lay.H; Y++)
{
BTE.WriteByte(lay.Get(X, Y));
}
}
BTE.Close();
}
// Objects
Log("Saving Objects");
BTE = BT.NewEntry($"{EntryPref}Objects", Storage);
BTE.WriteInt(map.OWidth);
BTE.WriteInt(map.OHeight);
for (int X = 0; X <= map.OWidth; X++)
{
for (int Y = 0; Y <= map.OHeight; Y++)
{
foreach (TeddyObject Obj in map.ObjectList(X, Y))
{
BTE.WriteByte(0); // New Object on the next coordinates
BTE.WriteInt(X);
BTE.WriteInt(Y);
BTE.WriteByte(2);
BTE.WriteString(Obj.ObjType);
foreach (string K in Obj.Keys) // New field, with the next data
{
BTE.WriteByte(1);
BTE.WriteString(K);
BTE.WriteString(Obj.Cl(K));
}
}
}
}
BTE.Close();
// General Data
Log("Saving General Data");
BT.NewStringMap(map.MetaData, $"{EntryPref}Data", Storage);
// All done
Log("Closing");
BT.Close();
Log("Map saved");
return("Ok");
} catch (System.Exception err) {
return($"System Error: {err.Message}");
}
}