public void Enter(Character.NPC actor)
{
//ok when we enter this state we will first set the description to the NPC is sitting here rotting,
//then decomposing and finally get rid of him on exit
actor.Description = "The recently dead carcass of " + actor.FirstName + " is rotting as maggots feast on its entrails.";
actor.NextAiAction = DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(10).ToUniversalTime();
actor.Save();
}
public void ChangeState(IState newState, Character.NPC Actor)
{
if (state != null && newState != null)
{
state.Exit(Actor);
previousState = state;
state = newState;
state.Enter(Actor);
Actor.Save();
}
}
public void Execute(Character.NPC actor, ITrigger trigger = null)
{
if (actor.StanceState != CharacterEnums.CharacterStanceState.Laying_unconcious &&
actor.StanceState != CharacterEnums.CharacterStanceState.Laying_dead &&
actor.StanceState != CharacterEnums.CharacterStanceState.Decomposing)
{
if (DateTime.Now.ToUniversalTime() > actor.NextAiAction) //so it's time for this AI state to execute
{
string message = "Hey pal, you looking for trouble?";
if (trigger.MessageOverrideAsString.Count > 0)
{
message = trigger.MessageOverrideAsString[RandomNumber.GetRandomNumber().NextNumber(0, trigger.MessageOverrideAsString.Count)];
}
Commands.CommandParser.ExecuteCommand(actor, "say", message);
}
}
//either way we are not staying in this state, it's just a blip state
actor.NextAiAction = DateTime.Now.AddSeconds(Extensions.RandomNumber.GetRandomNumber().NextNumber(60, 121)).ToUniversalTime(); //set when we want this action to execute next
actor.Fsm.RevertState();
actor.Save();
}
