const int MAX_VALUE = 14; // This may need tweaking, but it works well enough for now. Only used in older replays
public static ProductAttribute Deserialize(BitReader br, UInt32 engineVersion, UInt32 licenseeVersion, string[] objectNames)
{
var pa = new ProductAttribute();
pa.Unknown1 = br.ReadBit();
pa.ClassIndex = br.ReadUInt32();
pa.ClassName = objectNames[pa.ClassIndex];
if (pa.ClassName == "TAGame.ProductAttribute_UserColor_TA")
{
if (pa.HasValue = br.ReadBit())
{
pa.Value = br.ReadUInt32FromBits(31);
}
}
else if (pa.ClassName == "TAGame.ProductAttribute_Painted_TA")
{
if (engineVersion >= 868 && licenseeVersion >= 18)
{
pa.Value = br.ReadUInt32FromBits(31);
}
else
{
pa.Value = br.ReadUInt32Max(MAX_VALUE);
}
}
// I've never encountered this attribute, but Psyonix_Cone mentioned it serialized as below. Leaving it commented out until I can test it.
/*
* else if (pa.ClassName == "ProductAttribute_Certified_TA")
* {
* var statId = br.ReadUInt32();
* var statValue = br.ReadUInt32();
* }
*/
else
{
throw new Exception("Unknown product attribute class " + pa.ClassName);
}
return(pa);
}
public static ClientLoadoutOnline Deserialize(BitReader br, UInt32 engineVersion, UInt32 licenseeVersion, string[] objectNames)
{
var clo = new ClientLoadoutOnline();
clo.ProductAttributeLists = new List <List <ProductAttribute> >();
var listCount = br.ReadByte();
for (int i = 0; i < listCount; ++i)
{
var productAttributes = new List <ProductAttribute>();
var productAttributeCount = br.ReadByte();
for (int j = 0; j < productAttributeCount; ++j)
{
productAttributes.Add(ProductAttribute.Deserialize(br, engineVersion, licenseeVersion, objectNames));
}
clo.ProductAttributeLists.Add(productAttributes);
}
return(clo);
}