/// Randomly turns some [wall] tiles into [floor] and vice versa.
private void Erode(int iterations, TileType floor = TileType.Floor, TileType wall = TileType.Wall)
{
var bounds = Level.Bounds.Deflate();
for (var i = 0; i < iterations; i++)
{
// TODO: This way this works is super inefficient. Would be better to
// keep track of the floor tiles near open ones and choose from them.
var pos = bounds.PickRandom();
if (GetTile(pos) != wall)
{
continue;
}
// Keep track of how many floors we're adjacent too. We will only erode
// if we are directly next to a floor.
var floors = Direction.All.Count(dir => GetTile(pos + dir) == floor);
// Prefer to erode tiles near more floor tiles so the erosion isn't too
// spiky.
if (floors < 2)
{
continue;
}
if (Randomizer.ChanceIn(9 - floors))
{
SetTile(pos, floor);
}
}
}
private void AddJunction(Vector pos)
{
var tile = Randomizer.ChanceIn(4) ? (Randomizer.ChanceIn(3) ? TileType.OpenDoor : TileType.Floor) : TileType.ClosedDoor;
SetTile(pos, tile);
}
private void ConnectRegions()
{
// Find all of the tiles that can connect two (or more) regions.
var connectorRegions = new Dictionary <Vector, HashSet <int> >();
foreach (var pos in Bounds.Deflate())
{
// Can't already be part of a region.
if (GetTile(pos) != TileType.Wall)
{
continue;
}
var regions = new HashSet <int>();
var neighbours = Direction.Cardinal
.Select(dir => pos + dir)
.Where(p => Bounds.Contains(p));
foreach (var neighbour in neighbours)
{
regions.Add(regionMap[neighbour.X, neighbour.Y]);
}
if (regions.Count < 2)
{
continue;
}
connectorRegions[pos] = regions;
}
var connectors = connectorRegions.Keys.ToList();
// Keep track of which regions have been merged. This maps an original
// region index to the one it has been merged to.
var merged = new Dictionary <int, int>();
var openRegions = new HashSet <int>();
for (var i = 0; i <= currentRegion; i++)
{
merged[i] = i;
openRegions.Add(i);
}
// Keep connecting regions until we're down to one.
while (openRegions.Count > 1)
{
var connector = connectors.PickRandom();
if (connector == null)
{
break;
}
// Carve the connection.
AddJunction(connector);
// Merge the connected regions. We'll pick one region (arbitrarily) and
// map all of the other regions to its index.
var mRegions = connectorRegions[connector]
.Select(region => merged[region]).ToList();
var dest = mRegions.First();
var sources = mRegions.Skip(1).ToList();
// Merge all of the affected regions. We have to look at *all* of the
// regions because other regions may have previously been merged with
// some of the ones we're merging now.
for (var i = 0; i <= currentRegion; i++)
{
if (sources.Contains(merged[i]))
{
merged[i] = dest;
}
}
// The sources are no longer in use.
openRegions.RemoveWhere(i => sources.Contains(i));
// Remove any connectors that aren't needed anymore.
connectors.RemoveAll(pos => {
// Don't allow connectors right next to each other.
if ((connector - pos).Distance < 2)
{
return(true);
}
// If the connector no long spans different regions, we don't need it.
var regions = new HashSet <int>(connectorRegions[pos].Select(region => merged[region]));
if (regions.Count > 1)
{
return(false);
}
// This connecter isn't needed, but connect it occasionally so that the
// dungeon isn't singly-connected.
if (Randomizer.ChanceIn(extraConnectorChance))
{
AddJunction(pos);
}
return(true);
});
}
}