public static StatusData.EffectData[] GenerateEffectsData(List <Effect> effects, int level = 1)
{
// Create a list to generate the EffectData[] array into.
var list = new List <StatusData.EffectData>();
// Iterate over the effects
foreach (var effect in effects)
{
// Create a blank holder, in the case this effect isn't supported or doesn't serialize anything.
var data = new StatusData.EffectData()
{
Data = new string[] { "" }
};
var type = effect.GetType();
if (typeof(PunctualDamage).IsAssignableFrom(type))
{
var comp = effect as PunctualDamage;
// For PunctualDamage, Data[0] is the entire damage, and Data[1] is the impact.
// Each damage goes "Damage : Type", and separated by a ';' char.
// So we just iterate over the damage and serialize like that.
var dmgString = "";
foreach (var dmg in comp.Damages)
{
if (dmgString != "")
{
dmgString += ";";
}
dmgString += $"{dmg.Damage * level}:{dmg.Type}";
}
// finally, set data
data.Data = new string[]
{
dmgString,
comp.Knockback.ToString()
};
}
else if (typeof(AffectNeed).IsAssignableFrom(type))
{
var fi = At.GetFieldInfo(typeof(AffectNeed), "m_affectQuantity");
data.Data = new string[]
{
((float)fi.GetValue(effect) * level).ToString()
};
}
// For most AffectStat components, the only thing that is serialized is the AffectQuantity.
else if (At.GetFieldInfo(type, "AffectQuantity") is FieldInfo fi_AffectQuantity)
{
data.Data = new string[]
{
((float)fi_AffectQuantity.GetValue(effect) * level).ToString()
};
}
// AffectMana uses "Value" instead of AffectQuantity for some reason...
else if (At.GetFieldInfo(type, "Value") is FieldInfo fi_Value)
{
data.Data = new string[]
{
((float)fi_Value.GetValue(effect) * level).ToString()
};
}
else // otherwise maybe I need to add support for this effect...
{
//SL.Log("[StatusEffect] Unsupported effect: " + type, 1);
}
list.Add(data);
}
return(list.ToArray());
}
