/// <inheritdoc/>
public override void Initialize()
{
this.healthRecoverOptionDefinition = this.CreateOption("Health recover for jewellery", Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, 0.01f);
this.CreateRing(8, "Ring of Ice", 20, 50, Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, Stats.IceResistance);
this.CreateRing(9, "Ring of Poison", 17, 50, Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, Stats.PoisonResistance);
this.CreateRing(21, "Ring of Fire", 30, 50, Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, Stats.FireResistance);
this.CreateRing(22, "Ring of Earth", 38, 50, Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, Stats.EarthResistance);
this.CreateRing(23, "Ring of Wind", 44, 50, Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, Stats.WindResistance);
this.CreateRing(24, "Ring of Magic", 47, 50, Stats.MaximumMana, null);
this.CreatePendant(12, "Pendant of Lighting", 21, 50, DamageType.Wizardry, Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, Stats.LightningResistance);
this.CreatePendant(13, "Pendant of Fire", 13, 50, DamageType.Physical, Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, Stats.FireResistance);
this.CreatePendant(25, "Pendant of Ice", 34, 50, DamageType.Wizardry, Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, Stats.IceResistance);
this.CreatePendant(26, "Pendant of Wind", 42, 50, DamageType.Physical, Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, Stats.WindResistance);
this.CreatePendant(27, "Pendant of Water", 46, 50, DamageType.Wizardry, Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier, Stats.WaterResistance);
this.CreatePendant(28, "Pendant of Ability", 50, 50, DamageType.Physical, Stats.MaximumAbility, null);
// Requirement for Kanturu Event:
var moonStonePendant = this.CreateJewelery(38, 10, false, "Moonstone Pendant", 21, 120, null, null, null);
{
var powerUp = this.Context.CreateNew <ItemBasePowerUpDefinition>();
powerUp.TargetAttribute = Stats.MoonstonePendantEquipped.GetPersistent(this.GameConfiguration);
powerUp.BaseValue = 1;
moonStonePendant.BasePowerUpAttributes.Add(powerUp);
}
this.CreateWizardsRing();
/* Cash shop rings
* this.CreateJewelery(107, 10, false, "Lethal Wizard's Ring", 0, 100, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(109, 10, false, "Sapphire Ring", 0, 0, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(110, 10, false, "Ruby Ring", 0, 0, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(111, 10, false, "Topaz Ring", 0, 0, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(112, 10, false, "Amethyst Ring", 0, 0, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(113, 9, false, "Ruby Necklace", 0, 0, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(114, 9, false, "Emerald Necklace", 0, 0, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(115, 9, false, "Sapphire Necklace", 0, 0, null, null, null);
*/
/* TODO: Transformation feature
* Idea: There could be an attribute "IsTransformed" which we could handle in the WorldView. These rings here could just add a value to this attribute.
* this.CreateJewelery(10, 10, false, "Transformation Ring", 0, 200, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(39, 10, false, "Elite Transfer Skeleton Ring", 10, 255, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(40, 10, false, "Jack Olantern Ring", 10, 100, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(41, 10, false, "Transfer Christmas Ring", 1, 100, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(68, 10, false, "Snowman Transformation Ring", 10, 100, null, null, null);
* this.CreateJewelery(122, 10, false, "Skeleton Transformation Ring", 1, 255, null, null, null);
*/
}
private ItemDefinition CreateJewelery(byte number, int slot, bool dropsFromMonsters, string name, byte level, byte durability, ItemOptionDefinition excellentOptionDefinition, AttributeDefinition optionTargetAttribute, AttributeDefinition resistanceAttribute)
{
var item = this.Context.CreateNew <ItemDefinition>();
this.GameConfiguration.Items.Add(item);
item.Group = 13;
item.Number = number;
item.ItemSlot = this.GameConfiguration.ItemSlotTypes.FirstOrDefault(slotType => slotType.ItemSlots.Contains(slot));
item.DropsFromMonsters = dropsFromMonsters;
item.Name = name;
item.DropLevel = level;
item.MaximumItemLevel = 4;
item.Width = 1;
item.Height = 1;
//// TODO: Requirement increases with item level
this.CreateItemRequirementIfNeeded(item, Stats.Level, level);
item.Durability = durability;
if (excellentOptionDefinition != null)
{
item.PossibleItemOptions.Add(excellentOptionDefinition);
}
if (optionTargetAttribute == Stats.HealthRecoveryMultiplier)
{
item.PossibleItemOptions.Add(this.healthRecoverOptionDefinition);
}
else if (optionTargetAttribute != null)
{
// Then it's either maximum mana or ability increase by 1% for each option level
var option = this.CreateOption("Jewellery option " + optionTargetAttribute.Designation, optionTargetAttribute, 1.01f, AggregateType.Multiplicate);
item.PossibleItemOptions.Add(option);
}
else
{
// we add no option.
}
if (resistanceAttribute != null)
{
// TODO: Implement elemental attacks and resistancies.
// Not sure how these resistancies work. If I remember correctly, it worked at the original server this way:
// - it only considers the maximum resistance of all equipped items
// - officially there were only rings/pendant up to level 4 and they worked pretty well
// -> one item level means about 20% less chance to get affected by the element (iced, poisoned etc.).
// - I'm not sure if they prevent hits or lower the damage. For example, you could miss an attack but still apply ice or poison to an opponent.
var powerUp = this.Context.CreateNew <ItemBasePowerUpDefinition>();
item.BasePowerUpAttributes.Add(powerUp);
powerUp.BaseValue = 0.2f;
powerUp.TargetAttribute = resistanceAttribute.GetPersistent(this.GameConfiguration);
for (int i = 1; i <= 4; i++)
{
var levelBonus = this.Context.CreateNew <LevelBonus>();
levelBonus.Level = i;
levelBonus.AdditionalValue = (1 + i) * 0.2f;
powerUp.BonusPerLevel.Add(levelBonus);
}
}
foreach (var characterClass in this.GameConfiguration.CharacterClasses)
{
item.QualifiedCharacters.Add(characterClass);
}
return(item);
}
