public static void Save(BinaryWriter writer, SavedAnimGoal goal)
{
// TODO: This should use a hard coded translation table to protect against changes in the enum ordinals
writer.WriteInt32((int)goal.Type);
writer.WriteFrozenObjRef(goal.Self);
writer.WriteFrozenObjRef(goal.Target);
writer.WriteFrozenObjRef(goal.Block);
writer.WriteFrozenObjRef(goal.Scratch);
writer.WriteFrozenObjRef(goal.Parent);
writer.WriteTileLocation(goal.TargetTile);
writer.WriteTileLocation(goal.Range);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.AnimId);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.AnimIdPrevious);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.AnimData);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.SpellData);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.SkillData);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.FlagsData);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.ScratchVal1);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.ScratchVal2);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.ScratchVal3);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.ScratchVal4);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.ScratchVal5);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.ScratchVal6);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.SoundHandle);
// I believe one will always be written as -1, while the other is transient data
writer.WriteInt32(goal.SoundStreamId);
writer.WriteInt32(goal.SoundStreamId2);
}
public static SavedAnimGoal Load(BinaryReader reader)
{
var result = new SavedAnimGoal();
var goalTypeId = reader.ReadInt32();
// TODO: This should use a hard coded translation table to protect against changes in the enum ordinals
result.Type = (AnimGoalType)goalTypeId;
// Load goal parameters
result.Self = reader.ReadFrozenObjRef();
result.Target = reader.ReadFrozenObjRef();
result.Block = reader.ReadFrozenObjRef();
result.Scratch = reader.ReadFrozenObjRef();
result.Parent = reader.ReadFrozenObjRef();
result.TargetTile = reader.ReadTileLocation();
result.Range = reader.ReadTileLocation();
result.AnimId = reader.ReadInt32();
result.AnimIdPrevious = reader.ReadInt32();
result.AnimData = reader.ReadInt32();
result.SpellData = reader.ReadInt32();
result.SkillData = reader.ReadInt32();
result.FlagsData = reader.ReadInt32();
result.ScratchVal1 = reader.ReadInt32();
result.ScratchVal2 = reader.ReadInt32();
result.ScratchVal3 = reader.ReadInt32();
result.ScratchVal4 = reader.ReadInt32();
result.ScratchVal5 = reader.ReadInt32();
result.ScratchVal6 = reader.ReadInt32();
result.SoundHandle = reader.ReadInt32();
// I believe one will always be written as -1, while the other is transient data
result.SoundStreamId = reader.ReadInt32();
result.SoundStreamId2 = reader.ReadInt32();
return(result);
}
