public void Destroyed()
{
if (m_currentBuildingThing != null)
{
//Removes supplyValue from object being built as it was artificially added ! Same with UnitPower
m_player.RemoveSupply(GetSupplyValue());
m_player.RemoveUnitPower(m_currentBuildingThing.m_type);
//Sets currentlybuilding to null
m_currentBuildingThing = null;
}
//remove the building from builders list
m_player.RemoveThingBuilder(m_builder);
if (m_sacrifices.Count > 0)
{
//Since This buildbehavior removed the workers without removing supply & unitPower yet removed em from the list,
//Just Adding them back would cause double supplies & unitpower Growth which is bad!
m_player.RemoveSupply(m_sacrifices.Count * m_sacrifices[0].m_supplyValue);
m_player.RemoveUnitPower(m_sacrifices[0].m_type, m_sacrifices.Count);
//Doesn't remove the blocked tiles on map, cause that's the m_builders.RemoveMe() functions job
MathGameHelper.RestoreXPercentUnits(m_sacrifices, m_player, 0.25f);
}
//If the building dies before the new possible sacrifices becomes fullfledged ones!
foreach (Thing asp in m_aspiringSacrifices)
{
//Make it stop moving!
asp.ChangeDestination(asp.m_currentposition);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// User canceled the build, meaning user will be refunded some of the resources used to build the structure / something else.
/// </summary>
public void CancelBuild(Player a_player, Map a_map)
{
MathGameHelper.RestoreXPercentUnits(m_builders, a_player, 0.25f);
Rectangle f_buildArea = MathGameHelper.GetAreaRectangle(ref m_object.m_currentposition, ref m_object.m_size);
//Also removes the blocked tiles from the building
a_map.RemoveBuildingOnMap(ref f_buildArea);
m_cancelled = true;
}