public static decimal GetSuggestedCredits(MineralType mineralType)
{
//TODO: Get these from some environment settings
//NOTE: The commented values are what I got from websites ($15,000 per carat for diamond seems a bit steep though)
//I was screwing around, and this gave a pretty nice curve:
// =10 * ((5 + log10(value))^2)
//
// But I ended up rounding the numbers off to give a smoother curve
switch (mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
//return .0003m;
return(25m);
case MineralType.Iron:
//return .0017m;
return(50m);
case MineralType.Graphite:
//return .08m;
return(150m);
case MineralType.Gold:
//return 49420m;
return(400m);
case MineralType.Platinum:
//return 59840m;
return(700m);
case MineralType.Emerald:
//return 1250000m;
return(1000m);
case MineralType.Saphire:
//return 5000000m;
return(1200m);
case MineralType.Ruby:
//return 12500000m;
return(1500m);
case MineralType.Diamond:
//return 75000000m;
return(2000m);
case MineralType.Rixium:
//return 300000000m;
return(5000m);
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + mineralType.ToString());
}
}
public Icon3D(MineralType mineralType)
{
InitializeComponent();
this.ItemName = mineralType.ToString();
this.MineralType = mineralType;
lblName.Text = this.ItemName;
lblName.Visibility = _showName ? Visibility.Visible : Visibility.Collapsed;
InitializeTrackball();
RenderMineral();
InitializeLight();
}
public Icon3D(MineralType mineralType)
{
InitializeComponent();
this.ItemName = mineralType.ToString();
this.MineralType = mineralType;
lblName.Text = this.ItemName;
lblName.Visibility = _showName ? Visibility.Visible : Visibility.Collapsed;
InitializeTrackball();
RenderMineral();
InitializeLight();
}
public static decimal GetCredits_Mineral(MineralType mineralType)
{
//const decimal BASE = 3m;
const decimal BASE = 10m;
//roughly x^2.7
switch (mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
//return BASE * 1m;
return(BASE * 3m);
case MineralType.Graphite:
return(BASE * 6.5m);
case MineralType.Diamond:
return(BASE * 20m);
case MineralType.Ruby:
return(BASE * 42m);
case MineralType.Saphire:
return(BASE * 77m);
case MineralType.Emerald:
return(BASE * 125m);
case MineralType.Iron:
return(BASE * 190m);
case MineralType.Gold:
return(BASE * 275m);
case MineralType.Platinum:
return(BASE * 380m);
case MineralType.Rixium:
return(BASE * 500m);
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + mineralType.ToString());
}
}
/// <summary>
/// This returns the price of a mineral with a volume of 1
/// </summary>
private static decimal GetCredits_Mineral_ORIG(MineralType mineralType)
{
const decimal BASE = 3m;
switch (mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
return(BASE * 1m);
case MineralType.Graphite:
return(BASE * 2m);
case MineralType.Diamond:
return(BASE * 3m);
case MineralType.Emerald:
case MineralType.Saphire:
case MineralType.Ruby:
return(BASE * 3.5m);
case MineralType.Iron:
return(BASE * 7m);
case MineralType.Gold:
return(BASE * 10m);
case MineralType.Platinum:
return(BASE * 15m);
case MineralType.Rixium:
return(BASE * 50m);
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + mineralType.ToString());
}
}
/// <summary>
/// This returns the price of a mineral with a volume of 1
/// </summary>
private static decimal GetCredits_Mineral_ORIG(MineralType mineralType)
{
const decimal BASE = 3m;
switch (mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
return BASE * 1m;
case MineralType.Graphite:
return BASE * 2m;
case MineralType.Diamond:
return BASE * 3m;
case MineralType.Emerald:
case MineralType.Saphire:
case MineralType.Ruby:
return BASE * 3.5m;
case MineralType.Iron:
return BASE * 7m;
case MineralType.Gold:
return BASE * 10m;
case MineralType.Platinum:
return BASE * 15m;
case MineralType.Rixium:
return BASE * 50m;
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + mineralType.ToString());
}
}
public virtual long this[MineralType key] => this[key.ToString()];
public static MineralStats GetSettingsForMineralType(MineralType mineralType)
{
//NOTE: The geometry is defined in SharedVisuals.GetMineralMesh()
switch (mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
#region Ice
// Going for an ice cube :)
return(new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(192, 201, 233, 242), // slightly bluish white
Color.FromArgb(255, 203, 212, 214),
66d,
Colors.Transparent,
934));
#endregion
case MineralType.Iron:
#region Iron
// This will be an iron bar (with rust)
return(new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(255, 92, 78, 72),
Color.FromArgb(255, 117, 63, 40),
50d,
Colors.Transparent,
7900));
#endregion
case MineralType.Graphite:
#region Graphite
// A shiny lump of coal (but coal won't form in space, so I call it graphite)
return(new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(255, 32, 32, 32),
Color.FromArgb(255, 209, 209, 209),
75d,
Colors.Transparent,
2267));
#endregion
case MineralType.Gold:
#region Gold
// A reflective gold bar
return(new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 191, 0),
Color.FromArgb(255, 212, 138, 0),
75d,
Colors.Transparent,
19300));
#endregion
case MineralType.Platinum:
#region Platinum
// A reflective platinum bar/plate
//TODO: Make this a flat plate
return(new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(255, 166, 166, 166),
Color.FromArgb(255, 125, 57, 45),
95d,
Color.FromArgb(20, 214, 214, 214),
21450));
#endregion
case MineralType.Emerald:
#region Emerald
// A semi transparent double trapazoid
return(new MineralStats(
UtilityWPF.ColorFromHex("D948A340"), //Color.FromArgb(192, 69, 128, 64);
UtilityWPF.ColorFromHex("24731C"), //Color.FromArgb(255, 26, 82, 20);
100d,
UtilityWPF.ColorFromHex("40499100"), //Color.FromArgb(64, 64, 128, 0);
2760));
#endregion
case MineralType.Saphire:
#region Saphire
// A jeweled oval
return(new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(160, 39, 53, 102),
Color.FromArgb(255, 123, 141, 201),
100d,
Color.FromArgb(64, 17, 57, 189),
4000));
#endregion
case MineralType.Ruby:
#region Ruby
// A jeweled oval
return(new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(180, 176, 0, 0),
Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 133, 133),
100d,
Color.FromArgb(32, 156, 53, 53),
4000));
#endregion
case MineralType.Diamond:
#region Diamond
// A jewel
return(new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(128, 230, 230, 230),
Color.FromArgb(255, 196, 196, 196),
100d,
Color.FromArgb(32, 255, 255, 255),
3515));
#endregion
case MineralType.Rixium:
#region Rixium
// A petagon rod
// There are also some toruses around it, but they are just visuals. This rod is the collision mesh
return(new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(192, 92, 59, 112),
//_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 145, 63, 196);
Color.FromArgb(255, 77, 127, 138),
100d,
Color.FromArgb(64, 112, 94, 122),
66666));
#endregion
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + mineralType.ToString());
}
}
public static decimal GetSuggestedValue(MineralType mineralType)
{
//TODO: Get these from some environment settings
//NOTE: The commented values are what I got from websites ($15,000 per carat for diamond seems a bit steep though)
//I was screwing around, and this gave a pretty nice curve:
// =10 * ((5 + log10(value))^2)
//
// But I ended up rounding the numbers off to give a smoother curve
switch (mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
//return .0003m;
return 25m;
case MineralType.Iron:
//return .0017m;
return 50m;
case MineralType.Graphite:
//return .08m;
return 150m;
case MineralType.Gold:
//return 49420m;
return 400m;
case MineralType.Platinum:
//return 59840m;
return 700m;
case MineralType.Emerald:
//return 1250000m;
return 1000m;
case MineralType.Saphire:
//return 5000000m;
return 1200m;
case MineralType.Ruby:
//return 12500000m;
return 1500m;
case MineralType.Diamond:
//return 75000000m;
return 2000m;
case MineralType.Rixium:
//return 300000000m;
return 5000m;
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + mineralType.ToString());
}
}
public Geometry3D GetMineralMesh(MineralType mineralType)
{
if (!_mineralMeshes.ContainsKey(mineralType))
{
#region Cache Geometry
int numSides;
List <TubeRingDefinition_ORIG> rings = new List <TubeRingDefinition_ORIG>();
double sqrt2 = Math.Sqrt(2d);
switch (mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
#region Ice
// Going for an ice cube :)
numSides = 4;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2, 1d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Iron:
#region Iron
// This will be an iron bar (with rust)
numSides = 4;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.8d, .8d, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(1d, 1d, .2d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(1d, 1d, 1.1d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.8d, .8d, .2d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Graphite:
#region Graphite
// A shiny lump of coal
numSides = 4;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .75d, sqrt2 * .75d, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2, .5d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .75d, sqrt2 * .75d, .5d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Gold:
#region Gold
// A reflective gold bar
//TODO: Expand the tube ring definition to support making a trapazoid bar
numSides = 6;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .8d, .8d, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, 1, .3d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .8d, .8d, .3d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Platinum:
#region Platinum
// A reflective platinum bar/plate
numSides = 8;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .8d, .8d, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, 1, .3d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .8d, .8d, .3d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Emerald:
#region Emerald
// A semi transparent double trapazoid
numSides = 4;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .75d, sqrt2 * .75d, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2, .25d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .75d, sqrt2 * .75d, .25d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Saphire:
#region Saphire
// A jeweled oval
numSides = 10;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .66, sqrt2 * .35, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .85, sqrt2 * .66, .075d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2 * .75, .05d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .85, sqrt2 * .66, .05d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .66, sqrt2 * .35, .075d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Ruby:
#region Ruby
// A jeweled oval
numSides = 10;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .66, sqrt2 * .35, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .85, sqrt2 * .66, .075d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2 * .75, .05d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .85, sqrt2 * .66, .05d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .66, sqrt2 * .35, .075d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Diamond:
#region Diamond
// A jewel
numSides = 8;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.001, .001, 0, true, false)); //NOTE: If the object is going to be semitransparent, then don't use the pyramid overload. I think it's because the normal points down, and lighting isn't the way you'd expect
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(1.125d, 1.125d, .6d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.56d, .56d, .19d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Rixium:
#region Rixium
// A petagon rod
// There are also some toruses around it, but they are just visuals. This rod is the collision mesh
numSides = 5;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.001, .001, 0, true, false)); //NOTE: If the object is going to be semitransparent, then don't use the pyramid overload. I think it's because the normal points down, and lighting isn't the way you'd expect
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.8, .8, .3d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.8, .8, 1d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.001, .001, .3d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + mineralType.ToString());
}
// Create and store the mesh
_mineralMeshes.Add(mineralType, UtilityWPF.GetMultiRingedTube_ORIG(numSides, rings, false, true));
#endregion
}
return(_mineralMeshes[mineralType]);
}
private void StoreSettingsForMineralType(double volumeInCubicMeters)
{
if (_mineralType == MineralType.Custom)
{
return;
}
// These have no meaning unless it's custom
_numSides = 0;
_rings.Clear();
//NOTE: The geometry is defined in SharedVisuals.GetMineralMesh()
switch (_mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
#region Ice
// Going for an ice cube :)
_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(192, 201, 233, 242); // slightly bluish white
_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 203, 212, 214);
_specularPower = 66d;
_emissiveColor = Colors.Transparent;
_mass = 934 * volumeInCubicMeters;
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Iron:
#region Iron
// This will be an iron bar (with rust)
_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 92, 78, 72);
_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 117, 63, 40);
_specularPower = 50d;
_emissiveColor = Colors.Transparent;
_mass = 7900 * volumeInCubicMeters;
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Graphite:
#region Graphite
// A shiny lump of coal
//_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 64, 64, 64);
_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 32, 32, 32);
_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 209, 209, 209);
_specularPower = 75d;
_emissiveColor = Colors.Transparent;
_mass = 2267 * volumeInCubicMeters;
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Gold:
#region Gold
// A reflective gold bar
_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 191, 0);
_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 212, 138, 0);
_specularPower = 75d;
_emissiveColor = Colors.Transparent;
_mass = 19300 * volumeInCubicMeters;
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Platinum:
#region Platinum
// A reflective platinum bar/plate
//TODO: Make this a flat plate
_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 166, 166, 166);
_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 125, 57, 45);
_specularPower = 95d;
_emissiveColor = Color.FromArgb(20, 214, 214, 214);
_mass = 21450 * volumeInCubicMeters;
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Emerald:
#region Emerald
// A semi transparent double trapazoid
_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(192, 69, 128, 64);
_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 26, 82, 20);
_specularPower = 100d;
_emissiveColor = Color.FromArgb(32, 64, 128, 0);
_mass = 2760 * volumeInCubicMeters;
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Saphire:
#region Saphire
// A jeweled oval
_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(160, 39, 53, 102);
_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 123, 141, 201);
_specularPower = 100d;
_emissiveColor = Color.FromArgb(64, 17, 57, 189);
_mass = 4000 * volumeInCubicMeters;
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Ruby:
#region Ruby
// A jeweled oval
_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(180, 176, 0, 0);
_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 133, 133);
_specularPower = 100d;
_emissiveColor = Color.FromArgb(32, 156, 53, 53);
_mass = 4000 * volumeInCubicMeters;
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Diamond:
#region Diamond
// A jewel
_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(128, 230, 230, 230);
_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 196, 196, 196);
_specularPower = 100d;
_emissiveColor = Color.FromArgb(32, 255, 255, 255);
_mass = 3515 * volumeInCubicMeters;
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Rixium:
#region Rixium
// A petagon rod
// There are also some toruses around it, but they are just visuals. This rod is the collision mesh
_diffuseColor = Color.FromArgb(192, 92, 59, 112);
//_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 145, 63, 196);
_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 77, 127, 138);
_specularPower = 100d;
_emissiveColor = Color.FromArgb(64, 112, 94, 122);
_mass = 66666 * volumeInCubicMeters;
#endregion
break;
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + _mineralType.ToString());
}
}
public static MineralStats GetSettingsForMineralType(MineralType mineralType)
{
//NOTE: The geometry is defined in SharedVisuals.GetMineralMesh()
switch (mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
#region Ice
// Going for an ice cube :)
return new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(192, 201, 233, 242), // slightly bluish white
Color.FromArgb(255, 203, 212, 214),
66d,
Colors.Transparent,
934);
#endregion
case MineralType.Iron:
#region Iron
// This will be an iron bar (with rust)
return new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(255, 92, 78, 72),
Color.FromArgb(255, 117, 63, 40),
50d,
Colors.Transparent,
7900);
#endregion
case MineralType.Graphite:
#region Graphite
// A shiny lump of coal (but coal won't form in space, so I call it graphite)
return new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(255, 32, 32, 32),
Color.FromArgb(255, 209, 209, 209),
75d,
Colors.Transparent,
2267);
#endregion
case MineralType.Gold:
#region Gold
// A reflective gold bar
return new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 191, 0),
Color.FromArgb(255, 212, 138, 0),
75d,
Colors.Transparent,
19300);
#endregion
case MineralType.Platinum:
#region Platinum
// A reflective platinum bar/plate
//TODO: Make this a flat plate
return new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(255, 166, 166, 166),
Color.FromArgb(255, 125, 57, 45),
95d,
Color.FromArgb(20, 214, 214, 214),
21450);
#endregion
case MineralType.Emerald:
#region Emerald
// A semi transparent double trapazoid
return new MineralStats(
UtilityWPF.ColorFromHex("D948A340"), //Color.FromArgb(192, 69, 128, 64);
UtilityWPF.ColorFromHex("24731C"), //Color.FromArgb(255, 26, 82, 20);
100d,
UtilityWPF.ColorFromHex("40499100"), //Color.FromArgb(64, 64, 128, 0);
2760);
#endregion
case MineralType.Saphire:
#region Saphire
// A jeweled oval
return new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(160, 39, 53, 102),
Color.FromArgb(255, 123, 141, 201),
100d,
Color.FromArgb(64, 17, 57, 189),
4000);
#endregion
case MineralType.Ruby:
#region Ruby
// A jeweled oval
return new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(180, 176, 0, 0),
Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 133, 133),
100d,
Color.FromArgb(32, 156, 53, 53),
4000);
#endregion
case MineralType.Diamond:
#region Diamond
// A jewel
return new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(128, 230, 230, 230),
Color.FromArgb(255, 196, 196, 196),
100d,
Color.FromArgb(32, 255, 255, 255),
3515);
#endregion
case MineralType.Rixium:
#region Rixium
// A petagon rod
// There are also some toruses around it, but they are just visuals. This rod is the collision mesh
return new MineralStats(
Color.FromArgb(192, 92, 59, 112),
//_specularColor = Color.FromArgb(255, 145, 63, 196);
Color.FromArgb(255, 77, 127, 138),
100d,
Color.FromArgb(64, 112, 94, 122),
66666);
#endregion
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + mineralType.ToString());
}
}
public Geometry3D GetMineralMesh(MineralType mineralType)
{
if (!_mineralMeshes.ContainsKey(mineralType))
{
#region Cache Geometry
int numSides;
List<TubeRingDefinition_ORIG> rings = new List<TubeRingDefinition_ORIG>();
double sqrt2 = Math.Sqrt(2d);
switch (mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
#region Ice
// Going for an ice cube :)
numSides = 4;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2, 1d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Iron:
#region Iron
// This will be an iron bar (with rust)
numSides = 4;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.8d, .8d, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(1d, 1d, .2d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(1d, 1d, 1.1d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.8d, .8d, .2d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Graphite:
#region Graphite
// A shiny lump of coal
numSides = 4;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .75d, sqrt2 * .75d, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2, .5d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .75d, sqrt2 * .75d, .5d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Gold:
#region Gold
// A reflective gold bar
//TODO: Expand the tube ring definition to support making a trapazoid bar
numSides = 6;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .8d, .8d, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, 1, .3d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .8d, .8d, .3d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Platinum:
#region Platinum
// A reflective platinum bar/plate
numSides = 8;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .8d, .8d, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, 1, .3d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .8d, .8d, .3d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Emerald:
#region Emerald
// A semi transparent double trapazoid
numSides = 4;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .75d, sqrt2 * .75d, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2, .25d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .75d, sqrt2 * .75d, .25d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Saphire:
#region Saphire
// A jeweled oval
numSides = 10;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .66, sqrt2 * .35, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .85, sqrt2 * .66, .075d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2 * .75, .05d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .85, sqrt2 * .66, .05d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .66, sqrt2 * .35, .075d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Ruby:
#region Ruby
// A jeweled oval
numSides = 10;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .66, sqrt2 * .35, 0d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .85, sqrt2 * .66, .075d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2, sqrt2 * .75, .05d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .85, sqrt2 * .66, .05d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(sqrt2 * .66, sqrt2 * .35, .075d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Diamond:
#region Diamond
// A jewel
numSides = 8;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.001, .001, 0, true, false)); //NOTE: If the object is going to be semitransparent, then don't use the pyramid overload. I think it's because the normal points down, and lighting isn't the way you'd expect
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(1.125d, 1.125d, .6d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.56d, .56d, .19d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
case MineralType.Rixium:
#region Rixium
// A petagon rod
// There are also some toruses around it, but they are just visuals. This rod is the collision mesh
numSides = 5;
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.001, .001, 0, true, false)); //NOTE: If the object is going to be semitransparent, then don't use the pyramid overload. I think it's because the normal points down, and lighting isn't the way you'd expect
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.8, .8, .3d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.8, .8, 1d, true, false));
rings.Add(new TubeRingDefinition_ORIG(.001, .001, .3d, true, false));
#endregion
break;
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + mineralType.ToString());
}
// Create and store the mesh
_mineralMeshes.Add(mineralType, UtilityWPF.GetMultiRingedTube_ORIG(numSides, rings, false, true));
#endregion
}
return _mineralMeshes[mineralType];
}
public double this[MineralType key]
{
get { return(this[key.ToString()]); }
set { this[key.ToString()] = value; }
}
public static decimal GetCredits_Mineral(MineralType mineralType)
{
//const decimal BASE = 3m;
const decimal BASE = 10m;
//roughly x^2.7
switch (mineralType)
{
case MineralType.Ice:
//return BASE * 1m;
return BASE * 3m;
case MineralType.Graphite:
return BASE * 6.5m;
case MineralType.Diamond:
return BASE * 20m;
case MineralType.Ruby:
return BASE * 42m;
case MineralType.Saphire:
return BASE * 77m;
case MineralType.Emerald:
return BASE * 125m;
case MineralType.Iron:
return BASE * 190m;
case MineralType.Gold:
return BASE * 275m;
case MineralType.Platinum:
return BASE * 380m;
case MineralType.Rixium:
return BASE * 500m;
default:
throw new ApplicationException("Unknown MineralType: " + mineralType.ToString());
}
}
