public virtual void Deserialize(byte[] data, Pointer p)
{
int numScripts = BitPacker.GetInt(data, p);
for (int i = 0; i < numScripts; i++)
{
uint scriptId = BitPacker.GetUInt(data, p);
Scripts.AttachScript(scriptId);
}
int numEffects = BitPacker.GetInt(data, p);
for (int i = 0; i < numEffects; i++)
{
uint effectId = BitPacker.GetUInt(data, p);
Effect e = Effect.GetEffect(effectId);
if (e != null)
{
e.Deserialize(data, p);
}
Effects.AttachEffect(this, null, effectId);
}
PhysicalState.Position.X = BitPacker.GetDouble(data, p);
PhysicalState.Position.Y = BitPacker.GetDouble(data, p);
PhysicalState.Position.Z = BitPacker.GetDouble(data, p);
PhysicalState.Rotation.X = BitPacker.GetDouble(data, p);
PhysicalState.Rotation.Y = BitPacker.GetDouble(data, p);
PhysicalState.Rotation.Z = BitPacker.GetDouble(data, p);
}
public virtual void Deserialize(byte[] data, Pointer p, bool includeSubComponents)
{
if (!includeSubComponents)
{
return;
}
lock (m_Components)
{
int count = BitPacker.GetInt(data, p);
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
uint typeHash = BitPacker.GetUInt(data, p);
IComponent wisp = Factory.Instance.CreateObject(typeHash) as IComponent;
if (wisp == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException("Error deserializing wisp object. Did you remember to register the Wisp Object's ISerializableWispObject.TypeHash with the Factory? Try: |> Factory.Instance.Register(typeof(YourCharacterComponentClassName), () => { return new YourCharacterComponentClassName(); });|");
}
if (wisp is IComponent)
{
AddComponent(wisp as IComponent);
}
wisp.Deserialize(data, p, includeSubComponents);
}
}
}
