public void Load(object context, LevelAsset levelAsset, Func <IPlan, object, bool> filter)
{
var reader = _kernel.Get <ILevelReader>(_currentNode, levelAsset.LevelDataFormat.ToString());
var levelBytes = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(levelAsset.LevelData);
var node = _kernel.Hierarchy.Lookup(context);
using (var stream = new MemoryStream(levelBytes))
{
foreach (var entity in reader.Read(stream, context, filter))
{
var existingNode = _kernel.Hierarchy.Lookup(entity);
if (existingNode != null)
{
// Remove it from the hierarchy if it's already there.
_kernel.Hierarchy.RemoveNode(existingNode);
}
_kernel.Hierarchy.AddChildNode(node, existingNode);
}
}
}
public Task LoadAsync(object context, LevelAsset levelAsset, Func <IPlan, object, bool> filter)
{
Load(context, levelAsset, filter);
return(new Task(() => { }));
}
public Task LoadAsync(object context, LevelAsset levelAsset)
{
Load(context, levelAsset);
return(new Task(() => { }));
}
/// <summary>
/// Loads a level entity into the game hierarchy, with the specified
/// context as the place to load entities. Normally you'll pass in the
/// game world here, but you don't have to. For example, if you wanted to
/// load the level into an entity group, you would pass the entity group
/// as the context instead.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="context">Usually the current game world, but can be any object in the hierarchy.</param>
/// <param name="levelAsset">The level to load.</param>
public void Load(object context, LevelAsset levelAsset)
{
Load(context, levelAsset, null);
}
