//Reads CSV file data and compiles it into a list of tile data objects that can be used to generate a tilemap
public void ParseTileMapDataFromCSV(string path)
{
//Clears the current tilemap to prevent overlapping tile data
tileMap.ClearMap();
//Create an empty list of room data objects
List <TileDataCustom> roomDataList = new List <TileDataCustom>();
//Create and configure the text/CSV readers and reference the users selected filepath to read from
TextReader textReader;
CsvReader csv;
textReader = File.OpenText(path);
csv = new CsvReader(textReader);
csv.Configuration.RegisterClassMap <RoomTileDataMap>();
csv.Configuration.HeaderValidated = null;
//Use the CSV reader to read the data from the file and convert it into tile data
csv.Read();
IEnumerable <TileDataCustom> enumerable = csv.GetRecords <TileDataCustom>();
roomDataList = enumerable.ToList();
textReader.Close();
//Pass the tile data into the tilemap construction function
ConstructTileMapFromData(roomDataList);
}
public void GenerateBackgroundTilemap(STETilemap existingTilemap)
{
//Clear the current background tilemap
thisTilemap.ClearMap();
//If background type chosen is perlin, run the perlin background generation functionality
if (backgroundType == BackgroundType.perlin)
{
//random seed for variation
float rand = Random.Range(0f, 999999f);
//Loop through and assign tiles based on whether their perlin value at the given tile (with the seed/scale taken into account) is above a set threshold
//If its above the threshold, set it as a tile, if not, leave it blank
//This leads to organic and natural looking curves of tiles and a nice looking randomised background
for (int x = 0; x < existingTilemap.GridWidth; x++)
{
for (int y = 0; y < existingTilemap.GridHeight; y++)
{
float xCoord = rand + (float)x / (float)existingTilemap.GridWidth * perlinScale;
float yCoord = rand + (float)y / (float)existingTilemap.GridHeight * perlinScale;
float p = Mathf.PerlinNoise(xCoord, yCoord);
if (p > perlinThreshold)
{
thisTilemap.SetTile(x, y, 0, brushId, eTileFlags.None);
}
}
}
}
//If the background mode is set from the main map, set any tile behind a foreground tile to a rubbly/destroyed tile, and the rest to regular background tiles
else if (backgroundType == BackgroundType.fromMainMap)
{
for (int x = 0; x < existingTilemap.GridWidth; x++)
{
for (int y = 0; y < existingTilemap.GridHeight; y++)
{
uint raw = existingTilemap.GetTileData(x, y);
TileData processed = new TileData(raw);
if (processed.tileId != 65535)
{
thisTilemap.SetTile(x, y, 0, brushId, eTileFlags.None);
}
else
{
thisTilemap.SetTile(x, y, 0, brushId, eTileFlags.None);
}
}
}
}
//Update the background mesh after all generation is complete
thisTilemap.UpdateMesh();
}
public override void OnEnter()
{
var go = Fsm.GetOwnerDefaultTarget(gameObject);
if (UpdateCache(go))
{
STETilemap tilemap = cachedComponent as STETilemap;
tilemap.ClearMap();
}
Finish();
}
public IEnumerator GenerateLevelEnumerator()
{
//Clear and re-initialise all lists, dictionaries, and current tilemaps in order to generate a fresh level
clutteredTilePositions = new List <Vector2>();
DestructibleTerrainHandler.ClearAllClutterFromMap();
DestructibleTerrainHandler.associatedClutterDictionary = new Dictionary <Vector2, GameObject>();
tileMap.ClearMap();
//Call for a new room layout from the DMW algorithm
drunkManWalking.GenerateLevel();
//Loop through each room from the DMW layout and request a room of that type from the room database master.
foreach (KeyValuePair <Vector2, PCG.Room> entry in drunkManWalking.RoomDictionary)
{
//Creates a room that we return from the master class. Requires a theme, difficulty and type (open and closed points).
room = RoomDatabaseMaster.Instance.GetRoomData(theme,
RoomDatabaseMaster.Instance.GetRoomType(entry.Value.U, entry.Value.R, entry.Value.D, entry.Value.L), 0f);
//With this room returned, call the construction function with the tile data supplied to create the room on the tilemap itself
ConstructTileMapFromData(room.tileData, entry.Key);
//If this generation is happening at runtime, update the mesh after each loop and wait until the end of the current frame before looping again
//This is mainly to split up generation into a 'loading' process instead of just stalling until it is all completed
if (Application.isPlaying)
{
tileMap.UpdateMesh();
yield return(new WaitForEndOfFrame());
}
}
//Generate the background tilemap based off the main one
backgroundTilemap.GenerateBackgroundTilemap(tileMap);
//Begin the clutter pass to spawn contextual props on the generated level
#if UNITY_EDITOR
if (Application.isPlaying || spawnClutterInEditor)
{
ClutterPass(theme);
}
#else
ClutterPass(theme);
#endif
//Update the mesh one final time now that all generation is complete
tileMap.UpdateMesh();
roomGenerationComplete = true;
yield return(new WaitForSeconds(0));
}
