public override void OnLevelLoaded(LoadMode mode)
{
try
{
if (Mod.isEnabled && mode != LoadMode.LoadAsset && mode != LoadMode.NewAsset)
{
//First we need to gather data about the trees because
//info.m_createruining is actually only true on the first load
//before we change the assets, this saves us from processing
//uncessessary true\false and updates upon re-loads.
//What I mean by that is if you loop though the info.m_createruining's
//on each tree instance after you change the <TreeInfo>'s you will
//always get 'false'...I guess because they are but they've already been
//rendered first as true. So we need to figure out who's got to be updated
//for that before we actually update the asset's core TreeInfo setting.
//
//only side effect is we loadup our m_MarkedForUpdate list even
//if the option is not enabled... but overall it's worth it for
//that use case to take the extra couple milliseconds. adding
//and if() to change that also adds tiny per hit so it's almost a wash.
int retval = 0;
if (Mod.config.UpdateTreeAssets)
{
//go gather the ones we need for later, and while it's at it
//mark their ruining false.
uint tcount = countRuiningTrues();
retval = GatherRuiningData();
//ok now go change all 'assets' that are tree, custom or not.
SetupAllTreeAssets();
}
//Do they have the option set to actually update existing trees on-map-load?
//Even if they do, is there anything to actually do?
if (Mod.config.UpdateTreeAssets && Mod.config.UpdateResetTrees && m_MarkedForUpdate.Count > 0)
{
//yea they do! and yeah there is!
// are we using couroutine route?
if (!m_CoroutineTest)
{
//no? Good cause it is the suck for our purposes!
//go call the expensive operation of updating all the trees
//that we need too, the list only includes ones that were
//a)created b)have info objects c)are not hidden d)were previously
//marked as having ruining=true ie.. not bushes or other assets.
//where the prefab was made with ruining = false.
ProcessTreesForUpdate();
}
else
{
//testing - only ever called during test builds where you change the trigger var up top.
Helper.dbgLog("Using coroutine version. prepare for framerate death ;) .");
gameview = UIView.GetAView();
gameview.StartCoroutine(UpdateExistingTrees());
}
}
}
}
catch(Exception ex)
{Helper.dbgLog("Exception: ",ex,true);}
}