public Region CreateRegion(RegionInfo info, SaveData data)
{
var region = new Region(RegionNames.Test1);
for (int i = 0; i < info.ZoneTileSizes.Count; i++)
{
var zone = new Zone(info.ZoneTileSizes[i], info.ZoneLevels[i]);
region.Zones.Add(zone);
}
region.Zones[0].SceneryObjects.Add(SceneryMapper.CreateSceneryObject(SceneryNames.Test1Level0Top, new Vector2(0, 0), 0));
region.Zones[0].SceneryObjects.Add(SceneryMapper.CreateSceneryObject(SceneryNames.Test1Level0Bottom, new Vector2(0, 1800), 0));
return(region);
}
public Region CreateRegion(RegionInfo info, SaveData data)
{
var region = new Region(RegionNames.Test0);
// i don't think we actually want to do this
for (int i = 0; i < info.ZoneTileSizes.Count; i++)
{
var zone = new Zone(info.ZoneTileSizes[i], info.ZoneLevels[i]);
region.Zones.Add(zone);
}
// where should the scenery indexes come from?
region.Zones[0].SceneryObjects.Add(SceneryMapper.CreateSceneryObject(SceneryNames.Test0Level0, new Vector2(0, 0), 0));
return(region);
}
// need to know the npcs to load, the scenery to load, the objects to load
public static List <RegionContent> LoadContentForRegions(IServiceProvider serviceProvider, string rootDirectory, List <RegionNames> regions)
{
var regionContentList = new List <RegionContent>();
foreach (var region in regions)
{
var regionContent = new RegionContent();
var contentManager = new ContentManager(serviceProvider, rootDirectory);
regionContent.Region = region;
regionContent.NpcTextures = NpcContentLoader.LoadNpcsForRegion(contentManager, region);
regionContent.ObjectTextures = LoadObjectTextures(contentManager, region); // don't need an object mapper because each object has it's own class
regionContent.SceneryTextures = SceneryMapper.LoadSceneryTextures(contentManager, region);
regionContent.SoundEffects = SoundMapper.LoadSoundsForRegion(contentManager, region);
regionContent.ContentManager = contentManager;
regionContentList.Add(regionContent);
}
return(regionContentList);
}