public void FixedUpdate()
{
//For each vessel in the watchlist, check to see if it reaches an atm density of 0.01 and if so, pre-recover it
foreach (Guid id in new List <Guid>(StageWatchList))
{
Vessel vessel = FlightGlobals.Vessels.Find(v => v.id == id);
if (vessel == null)
{
StageWatchList.Remove(id);
continue;
}
if ((!vessel.loaded || vessel.packed) && vessel.altitude < cutoffAlt)
{
Debug.Log("[SR] Vessel " + vessel.vesselName + " (" + id + ") is about to be destroyed. Pre-recovering Kerbals.");
RecoveryItem recItem = new RecoveryItem(vessel);
//Pre-recover the Kerbals
recItem.PreRecoverKerbals();
//Add the ship to the RecoveryQueue to be handled by the VesselDestroy event
instance.RecoveryQueue.Add(recItem);
// Debug.Log("[SR] Current RecoveryQueue size: " + instance.RecoveryQueue.Count);
StageWatchList.Remove(id);
}
}
}
public void FixedUpdate()
{
if (!sceneChangeComplete)
{
return;
}
//For each vessel in the watchlist, check to see if it reaches an atm density of 0.01 and if so, pre-recover it
foreach (Guid id in new List <Guid>(StageWatchList))
{
Vessel vessel = FlightGlobals.Vessels.Find(v => v.id == id);
if (vessel == null)
{
StageWatchList.Remove(id);
continue;
}
if ((!vessel.loaded || vessel.packed) && vessel.mainBody == Planetarium.fetch.Home && vessel.altitude < cutoffAlt && vessel.altitude > 0)
{
if (!SRShouldRecover(vessel))
{
StageWatchList.Remove(id);
continue;
}
Debug.Log($"[SR] Vessel {vessel.vesselName} ({id}) is about to be destroyed at altitude {vessel.altitude}. Pre-recovering Kerbals.");
RecoveryItem recItem = new RecoveryItem(vessel);
//Pre-recover the Kerbals
recItem.PreRecoverKerbals();
//Add the ship to the RecoveryQueue to be handled by the VesselDestroy event
RecoveryQueue.Add(recItem);
// Debug.Log("[SR] Current RecoveryQueue size: " + instance.RecoveryQueue.Count);
StageWatchList.Remove(id);
}
}
//foreach (RecoveryItem recItem in new List<RecoveryItem>(RecoveryQueue)) //Assignment validation is failing :(
//{
// if (Planetarium.GetUniversalTime() - recItem.PreRecoveredTime > 10) //must be destroyed within 10 seconds?
// {
// recItem.ResetPreRecoveredKerbals();
// RecoveryQueue.Remove(recItem);
// }
//}
}
public void VesselUnloadEvent(Vessel vessel)
{
//If we're disabled, just return
if (!Settings.Instance.SREnabled)
{
return;
}
//If the vessel or the protovessel are null then we surely can't do anything with them
if (vessel == null || vessel.protoVessel == null)
{
return;
}
ProtoVessel pv = vessel.protoVessel;
//If we aren't supposed to recover clamps, then don't try.
if (Settings.Instance.RecoverClamps)
{
//If we've already recovered the clamps, then no need to try again
if (clampsRecovered.Find(a => a.id == vessel.id) != null)
{
return;
}
//Assign the pv variable to the protovessel, then look for if the root is a clamp
if (pv.protoPartSnapshots.Count > 0 && pv.protoPartSnapshots[0].modules.Exists(m => m.moduleName == "LaunchClamp"))
{
//We look for the launchclamp module, which will hopefully cover FASA and stock.
Debug.Log("[SR] Recovering a clamp!");
//Add it to the recovered clamps list so we don't try to recover it again
clampsRecovered.Add(vessel);
float totalRefund = 0;
//Loop over all the parts and calculate their cost (we recover at 100% since we're at the launchpad/runway)
foreach (ProtoPartSnapshot pps in pv.protoPartSnapshots)
{
float out1, out2;
totalRefund += ShipConstruction.GetPartCosts(pps, pps.partInfo, out out1, out out2);
}
//Add dem funds to da total. Get dem funds!
AddFunds(totalRefund);
//Fire the successful recovery event. Even though this isn't a stage we still need to do this for things like KCT to recover the parts.
//Can be averted with stock functions if I can get them working properly
APIManager.instance.RecoverySuccessEvent.Fire(vessel, new float[] { 100, totalRefund, 0 }, "SUCCESS");
//And then we try a bunch of things to make sure the clamps are removed (remove it from the flight state, kill it, and destroy it)
HighLogic.CurrentGame.flightState.protoVessels.Remove(pv);
vessel.Die();
Destroy(vessel);
//So, question for myself. Would it be better to try to manually fire the recovery events? Would that really be worth anything?
}
}
//If it's a stage that will be destroyed, we need to manually recover the Kerbals
if (Settings.Instance.RecoverKerbals && Settings.Instance.PreRecover && pv.GetVesselCrew().Count > 0)
{
//Check if the conditions for vessel destruction are met
if (vessel != FlightGlobals.ActiveVessel && !vessel.isEVA && vessel.mainBody == Planetarium.fetch.Home &&
pv.situation != Vessel.Situations.LANDED && vessel.altitude < cutoffAlt && vessel.altitude > 0) //unloading in > 0.01 atm and not landed //pv.altitude < vessel.mainBody.atmosphereDepth
{
Debug.Log("[SR] Vessel " + pv.vesselName + " is going to be destroyed. Recovering Kerbals!"); //Kerbal death should be handled by SR instead
RecoveryItem recItem = new RecoveryItem(vessel);
//Pre-recover the Kerbals
recItem.PreRecoverKerbals();
//Add the ship to the RecoveryQueue to be handled by the OnDestroy event
instance.RecoveryQueue.Add(recItem);
}
else
{
WatchVessel(vessel);
}
}
}