private async void CheckForExperience()
{
_running = true;
while (_watch)
{
await Task.Delay(_delay);
if (!_watch)
{
break;
}
var newRewards = _experienceProvider.GetRewardTrackData();
if (newRewards != null)
{
if (_rewardTrackData == null ||
_rewardTrackData.Xp != newRewards.Xp ||
_rewardTrackData.Level != newRewards.Level ||
_rewardTrackData.XpNeeded != newRewards.XpNeeded)
{
NewExperienceHandler?.Invoke(this, new ExperienceEventArgs(newRewards.Xp, newRewards.XpNeeded, newRewards.Level, _rewardTrackData != null ? newRewards.Level - _rewardTrackData.Level : 0, _rewardTrackData != null));
}
_rewardTrackData = newRewards;
}
}
_running = false;
}
//Difficult to replicate, but there appears to be an issue where the old levels will appear once with level = 0 or level = 1 improperly.
//This looks like how it does when it behaves properly and someone just gains a few levels, so it's difficult to parse from this incorrect case.
//Therefore this should catch the jumps from 0 levels to a high levels (spamming the player with animations) and high xp gains at low levels.
private bool ShouldAnimate(RewardTrackData newRewards)
{
if (_rewardTrackData == null)
{
return(false);
}
if (_rewardTrackData.Level <= 1 && newRewards.Level - _rewardTrackData.Level > 5)
{
return(false);
}
return(true);
}
