void BuildPlayerEntity(List <IImplementor> implementors, out EntityInitializer playerInitializer)
{
//Build the Svelto ECS entity for the player. Svelto.ECS has the unique feature to let the user decide
//the ID of the entity (which must be anyway unique). The user may think that using, for example,
//the GameObject.GetInstanceID() value as entity ID is a good idea, as it would be simple to fetch the
//entity from the outcome of unity callbacks (like collisions). While you can do so, you must not think
//it's the only way to go. For this reason I decide instead to use 0 for this example and show how
//to handle the situation.
//ECSGroups.PlayersGroup is the group where the entity player will be built. I usually expect a
//group for entity descriptor. It is the safest way to go, but advanced users may decide to use different
//groups layout if needed.
//if the Svelto entity is linked to an external OOP resource, like the GameObject in this case, the
//relative implementor must be passed to the BuildEntity method.
//Pure ECS (no OOP) entities do not need implementors passed.
playerInitializer = _entityFactory.BuildEntity <PlayerEntityDescriptor>(0, ECSGroups.PlayersGroup, implementors);
//BuildEntity returns an initializer that can be used to initialise all the entity components generated
//by the entity descriptor. In this case I am initializing just the Health.
//being lazy here, it should be read from json file
playerInitializer.Init(new HealthComponent
{
currentHealth = 100
});
playerInitializer.Init(new SpeedComponent(6));
}
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
TestClass test = new TestClass()
{
BoolProperty = true,
DateTimeProperty = DateTime.Now,
DecimalProperty = 10m,
DoubleProperty = 10,
FloatProperty = 10f,
IntProperty = 10,
LongProperty = 10,
StringProperty = "10"
};
TestClass test1 = new TestClass()
{
BoolProperty = false,
DateTimeProperty = DateTime.Now,
DecimalProperty = 20m,
DoubleProperty = 20,
FloatProperty = 20f,
IntProperty = 20,
LongProperty = 20,
StringProperty = "20"
};
List<TestClass> testList = new List<TestClass>();
testList.Add(test);
testList.Add(test1);
EntityInitializer init = new EntityInitializer();
string str = init.GetInitializerForSingleEntity(test);
string strList = init.GetInitializerFor(testList);
}
/// <summary>
/// This demo has just one camera, but it would be simple to create a camera for each player for a split
/// screen scenario.
/// <param name="playerID"></param>
/// <param name="gameObject"></param>
void BuildCameraEntity(EntityInitializer playerID, GameObject camera)
{
//implementors can be attatched at run time, while not? Check the player spawner engine to
//read more about implementors
var implementor = camera.AddComponent <CameraImplementor>();
implementor.offset = camera.transform.position - playerID.Get <CameraTargetEntityViewComponent>().targetComponent.position;
_entityFactory.BuildEntity <CameraEntityDescriptor>((uint)playerID.EGID.entityID, ECSGroups.Camera
, new[] { implementor });
}
/// <summary>
/// Callback function from the EntityLoader
/// </summary>
/// <param name="args"></param>
private void OnStartupEntitiesLoaded(RealmEventArgs args)
{
var zoneList = args.Data["zones"].CastAs <List <int> >();
if (zoneList == null)
{
throw new InvalidDataException(Resources.ERR_NO_STARTUP_ZONES);
}
Log.DebugFormat("{0} Zones to be loaded at startup.", zoneList.Count);
_startupSet = new BooleanSet("StartupSet", OnStartupLoadingComplete);
EntityInitializer.LoadStartupEntities(_startupSet, zoneList);
}
protected virtual void InitializeMockEntities()
{
string testsAssemblyPath = Assembly.Load("SoftwareMonkeys.SiteStarter.Tests").Location;
string entitiesTestsAssemblyPath = Assembly.Load("SoftwareMonkeys.SiteStarter.Entities.Tests").Location;
string[] assemblyPaths = new String[] {testsAssemblyPath,
entitiesTestsAssemblyPath};
EntityInitializer initializer = new EntityInitializer();
// Set the specific assemblies used during testing as it can't do it automatically in the mock environment
initializer.Scanner.AssemblyPaths = assemblyPaths;
initializer.Initialize(true);
}
protected virtual void InitializeMockEntities()
{
string testsAssemblyPath = Assembly.Load("SoftwareMonkeys.SiteStarter.Tests").Location;
string entitiesTestsAssemblyPath = Assembly.Load("SoftwareMonkeys.SiteStarter.Entities.Tests").Location;
string[] assemblyPaths = new String[] { testsAssemblyPath,
entitiesTestsAssemblyPath };
EntityInitializer initializer = new EntityInitializer();
// Set the specific assemblies used during testing as it can't do it automatically in the mock environment
initializer.Scanner.AssemblyPaths = assemblyPaths;
initializer.Initialize(true);
}
void BuildGunEntity(EntityInitializer playerInitializer, List <IImplementor> implementors)
{
//Gun and player are two different entities, but they are linked by the EGID
//in this case we assume that we know at all the time the ID of the gun and the group where the gun is
//but this is not often the case when groups must be swapped.
var init = _entityFactory.BuildEntity <PlayerGunEntityDescriptor>(playerInitializer.EGID.entityID
, ECSGroups.PlayersGunsGroup, implementors);
//being lazy here, it should be read from json file
init.Init(new GunAttributesComponent()
{
timeBetweenBullets = 0.15f
, range = 100f
, damagePerShot = 20
,
});
}
// This method gets called by the runtime. Use this method to add services to the container.
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
//Do this before mapper section to add class in current assembly
EntityInitializer.Init();
#region FoMapper
//add custom profile to mapperconfiguration
var mapperConfig = new MapperConfiguration(mc =>
{
mc.AddProfile(new FoMappingProfile(Configuration));
//if you want to use custom profiles use this class
//mc.AddProfile(new CustomMapperProfile());
});
//create mapper and add it to assembly in singleton mode
services.AddSingleton(mapperConfig.CreateMapper());
#endregion FoMapper
services.AddControllers();
}
public static void SetEntityInitializer <T>(EntityInitializer entityInitializer) where T : DbContext
{
InitializerFactory.SetEntityInitializer <T>(entityInitializer);
}