/// <summary>
/// This is raised by Player.HandleActionUseItem, and is wrapped in ActionChain.<para />
/// The actor of the ActionChain is the item being used.<para />
/// The item does not exist in the players possession.<para />
/// If the item was outside of range, the player will have been commanded to move using DoMoveTo before ActOnUse is called.<para />
/// When this is called, it should be assumed that the player is within range.
///
/// This is the OnUse method. This is just an initial implemention. I have put in the turn to action at this point.
/// If we are out of use radius, move to the object. Once in range, let's turn the creature toward us and get started.
/// Note - we may need to make an NPC class vs monster as using a monster does not make them turn towrad you as I recall. Og II
/// Also, once we are reading in the emotes table by weenie - this will automatically customize the behavior for creatures.
/// </summary>
public override void ActOnUse(Player player)
{
var actionChain = new ActionChain();
actionChain.AddDelaySeconds(player.Rotate(this));
if (Biota.BiotaPropertiesEmote.Count > 0)
{
var rng = Physics.Common.Random.RollDice(0.0f, 1.0f);
var result = Biota.BiotaPropertiesEmote.Where(emote => emote.Category == 7 && rng >= emote.Probability);
if (result.Count() < 1)
{
result = Biota.BiotaPropertiesEmote.Where(emote => emote.Category == 7);
}
if (result.Count() > 0)
{
var actions = Biota.BiotaPropertiesEmoteAction.Where(action => action.EmoteSetId == result.ElementAt(result.Count() - 1).EmoteSetId&& action.EmoteCategory == result.ElementAt(result.Count() - 1).Category);
foreach (var action in actions)
{
EmoteManager.ExecuteEmote(result.ElementAt(result.Count() - 1), action, actionChain, this, player);
}
}
actionChain.EnqueueChain();
//OnAutonomousMove(player.Location, this.Sequences, MovementTypes.TurnToObject, playerId);
//GameEventUseDone sendUseDoneEvent = new GameEventUseDone(player.Session);
//player.Session.Network.EnqueueSend(sendUseDoneEvent);
player.SendUseDoneEvent();
}
else
{
player.SendUseDoneEvent();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// This is raised by Player.HandleActionUseItem, and is wrapped in ActionChain.<para />
/// The actor of the ActionChain is the item being used.<para />
/// The item does not exist in the players possession.<para />
/// If the item was outside of range, the player will have been commanded to move using DoMoveTo before ActOnUse is called.<para />
/// When this is called, it should be assumed that the player is within range.
///
/// This is the OnUse method. This is just an initial implemention. I have put in the turn to action at this point.
/// If we are out of use radius, move to the object. Once in range, let's turn the creature toward us and get started.
/// Note - we may need to make an NPC class vs monster as using a monster does not make them turn towrad you as I recall. Og II
/// Also, once we are reading in the emotes table by weenie - this will automatically customize the behavior for creatures.
/// </summary>
public override void ActOnUse(WorldObject worldObject)
{
if (worldObject is Player)
{
var player = worldObject as Player;
var actionChain = new ActionChain();
actionChain.AddDelaySeconds(player.Rotate(this));
if (Biota.BiotaPropertiesEmote.Count > 0)
{
var emoteSets = Biota.BiotaPropertiesEmote.Where(x => x.Category == (int)EmoteCategory.Use).ToList();
if (emoteSets.Count > 0)
{
var selectedEmoteSet = emoteSets.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Probability == 1);
if (selectedEmoteSet == null)
{
var rng = Physics.Common.Random.RollDice(0.0f, 1.0f);
selectedEmoteSet = emoteSets.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Probability >= rng);
}
if (selectedEmoteSet == null)
{
player.SendUseDoneEvent();
return;
}
var emoteActions = Biota.BiotaPropertiesEmoteAction.Where(x => x.EmoteCategory == selectedEmoteSet.Category && x.EmoteSetId == selectedEmoteSet.EmoteSetId).OrderBy(x => x.Order).ToList();
foreach (var action in emoteActions)
{
EmoteManager.ExecuteEmote(selectedEmoteSet, action, actionChain, this, player);
}
actionChain.EnqueueChain();
}
player.SendUseDoneEvent();
}
else
{
player.SendUseDoneEvent();
}
}
}