public static TreasureMaterialColor Clone(this TreasureMaterialColor materialColor)
{
var result = new TreasureMaterialColor();
result.ColorCode = materialColor.ColorCode;
result.Id = materialColor.Id;
result.MaterialId = materialColor.MaterialId;
result.PaletteTemplate = materialColor.PaletteTemplate;
result.Probability = materialColor.Probability;
return(result);
}
public static void InitClothingColors()
{
for (uint i = 1; i < 19; i++)
{
TreasureMaterialColor tmc = new TreasureMaterialColor
{
PaletteTemplate = i,
Probability = 1
};
clothingColors.Add(tmc);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Assign a random color (Int.PaletteTemplate and Float.Shade) to a World Object based on the material assigned to it.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>WorldObject with a random applicable PaletteTemplate and Shade applied, if available</returns>
private static void MutateColor(WorldObject wo)
{
if (wo.MaterialType == 0 || wo.TsysMutationData == null || wo.ClothingBase == null)
{
return;
}
byte colorCode = (byte)(((uint)wo.TsysMutationData >> 16) & 0xFF);
// BYTE spellCode = (tsysMutationData >> 24) & 0xFF;
// BYTE colorCode = (tsysMutationData >> 16) & 0xFF;
// BYTE gemCode = (tsysMutationData >> 8) & 0xFF;
// BYTE materialCode = (tsysMutationData >> 0) & 0xFF;
List <TreasureMaterialColor> colors;
// This is a unique situation that typically applies to Under Clothes.
// If the Color Code is 0, they can be PaletteTemplate 1-18, assuming there is a MaterialType
// (gems have ColorCode of 0, but also no MaterialCode as they are defined by the weenie)
if (colorCode == 0 && (uint)wo.MaterialType > 0)
{
colors = new List <TreasureMaterialColor>();
for (uint i = 1; i < 19; i++)
{
TreasureMaterialColor tmc = new TreasureMaterialColor
{
PaletteTemplate = i,
Probability = 1
};
colors.Add(tmc);
}
}
else
{
colors = DatabaseManager.World.GetCachedTreasureMaterialColors((int)wo.MaterialType, colorCode);
}
// Load the clothingBase associated with the WorldObject
DatLoader.FileTypes.ClothingTable clothingBase = DatLoader.DatManager.PortalDat.ReadFromDat <DatLoader.FileTypes.ClothingTable>((uint)wo.ClothingBase);
// TODO : Probably better to use an intersect() function here. I defer to someone who knows how these work better than I - Optim
// Compare the colors list and the clothingBase PaletteTemplates and remove any invalid items
var colorsValid = new List <TreasureMaterialColor>();
foreach (var e in colors)
{
if (clothingBase.ClothingSubPalEffects.ContainsKey((uint)e.PaletteTemplate))
{
colorsValid.Add(e);
}
}
colors = colorsValid;
float totalProbability = GetTotalProbability(colors);
// If there's zero chance to get a random color, no point in continuing.
if (totalProbability == 0)
{
return;
}
var rng = ThreadSafeRandom.Next(0.0f, totalProbability);
uint paletteTemplate = 0;
float probability = 0.0f;
// Loop through the colors until we've reach our target value
foreach (var color in colors)
{
probability += color.Probability;
if (probability > rng || probability == totalProbability)
{
paletteTemplate = color.PaletteTemplate;
break;
}
}
if (paletteTemplate > 0)
{
var cloSubPal = clothingBase.ClothingSubPalEffects[(uint)paletteTemplate];
// Make sure this entry has a valid icon, otherwise there's likely something wrong with the ClothingBase value for this WorldObject (e.g. not supposed to be a loot item)
if (cloSubPal.Icon > 0)
{
// Assign the appropriate Icon and PaletteTemplate
wo.IconId = cloSubPal.Icon;
wo.PaletteTemplate = (int)paletteTemplate;
// Throw some shade, at random
wo.Shade = ThreadSafeRandom.Next(0.0f, 1.0f);
// Some debug info...
// log.Info($"Color success for {wo.MaterialType}({(int)wo.MaterialType}) - {wo.WeenieClassId} - {wo.Name}. PaletteTemplate {paletteTemplate} applied.");
}
}
else
{
log.Warn($"[LOOT] Color looked failed for {wo.MaterialType} ({(int)wo.MaterialType}) - {wo.WeenieClassId} - {wo.Name}.");
}
}
