public static ItemData MakeItem(int itemId)
{
if (!Game1.objectInformation.ContainsKey(itemId))
{
throw new System.ArgumentException($"Tried creating an item with an invalid id: {itemId}");
}
string objectInfo = Game1.objectInformation[itemId];
string[] parts = objectInfo.Split('/');
return(new ItemData
{
Name = parts[ItemData.NameIndex],
DisplayName = parts[ItemData.DisplayNameIndex],
Price = int.Parse(parts[ItemData.PriceIndex]),
Edibility = int.Parse(parts[ItemData.EdibilityIndex]),
ID = itemId,
Category = ItemData.GetCategory(objectInfo),
TileSheetSourceRect = Game1.getSourceRectForStandardTileSheet(Game1.objectSpriteSheet, itemId, 16, 16),
NameSize = SVector2.MeasureString(parts[ItemData.DisplayNameIndex], Game1.smallFont)
});
}
protected void DrawGiftTooltip(GiftDrawData drawData, string title, string originalTooltipText = "")
{
int numItemsToDraw = CalculateNumberOfGiftsToDisplay(drawData.Gifts.Length, this.GiftConfig.MaxGiftsToDisplay);
if (numItemsToDraw == 0 && this.GiftConfig.HideTooltipWhenNoGiftsKnown)
{
return;
}
SVector2 maxNameSize = new SVector2(0, 0);
for (int i = 0; i < numItemsToDraw; ++i)
{
maxNameSize = Utils.CreateMax(maxNameSize, drawData.Gifts[i].Item.NameSize);
}
float spriteScale = 2.0f * this.ZoomLevel; // 16x16 is pretty small
Rectangle spriteRect = numItemsToDraw > 0 ? drawData.IconSize : new Rectangle(0, 0, 0, 0); // We just need the dimensions which we assume are all the same
SVector2 scaledSpriteSize = new SVector2(spriteRect.Width * spriteScale, spriteRect.Height * spriteScale);
// The longest length of text will help us determine how wide the tooltip box should be
SVector2 titleSize = SVector2.MeasureString(title, Game1.smallFont);
SVector2 maxTextSize = (titleSize.X - scaledSpriteSize.X > maxNameSize.X) ? titleSize : maxNameSize;
SVector2 mouse = new SVector2(Game1.getOldMouseX(), Game1.getOldMouseY());
int padding = 4; // Chosen by fair dice roll
int rowHeight = (int)Math.Max(maxTextSize.Y * this.ZoomLevel, scaledSpriteSize.YInt) + padding;
int width = this.AdjustForTileSize((maxTextSize.X * this.ZoomLevel) + scaledSpriteSize.XInt) + padding;
int height = this.AdjustForTileSize(rowHeight * (numItemsToDraw + 1)); // Add one to make room for the title
int x = this.AdjustForTileSize(mouse.X, 0.5f, this.ZoomLevel);
int y = this.AdjustForTileSize(mouse.Y, 0.5f, this.ZoomLevel);
int viewportW = Game1.viewport.Width;
int viewportH = Game1.viewport.Height;
// Let derived classes adjust the positioning
this.AdjustTooltipPosition(ref x, ref y, width, height, viewportW, viewportH);
// Approximate where the original tooltip will be positioned if there is an existing one we need to account for
this.OrigHoverTextSize = SVector2.MeasureString(originalTooltipText, Game1.dialogueFont);
int origTToffsetX = this.OrigHoverTextSize.X > 0
? Math.Max(0, this.AdjustForTileSize(this.OrigHoverTextSize.X + mouse.X, 1.0f) - viewportW) + width
: 0;
// Consider the position of the original tooltip and ensure we don't cover it up
SVector2 tooltipPos = this.ClampToViewport(x - origTToffsetX, y, width, height, viewportW, viewportH, mouse);
// Reduce the number items shown if it will go off screen.
// TODO: perhaps add a second column
if (height > viewportH)
{
numItemsToDraw = (viewportH / rowHeight) - 1; // Remove an item to make space for the title
height = this.AdjustForTileSize(rowHeight * numItemsToDraw);
}
// Draw the background of the tooltip
SpriteBatch spriteBatch = Game1.spriteBatch;
// Part of the spritesheet containing the texture we want to draw
Rectangle menuTextureSourceRect = new Rectangle(0, 256, 60, 60);
IClickableMenu.drawTextureBox(spriteBatch, Game1.menuTexture, menuTextureSourceRect, tooltipPos.XInt, tooltipPos.YInt, width, height, Color.White, this.ZoomLevel);
// Offset the sprite from the corner of the bg, and the text to the right and centered vertically of the sprite
SVector2 spriteOffset = new SVector2(this.AdjustForTileSize(tooltipPos.X, 0.25f), this.AdjustForTileSize(tooltipPos.Y, 0.25f));
SVector2 textOffset = new SVector2(spriteOffset.X, spriteOffset.Y + (spriteRect.Height / 2));
// TODO: fix weird title y offset when there are > 0 items.
// Draw the title then set up the offset for the remaining text
this.DrawText(title, textOffset);
textOffset.X += scaledSpriteSize.X + padding;
textOffset.Y += rowHeight;
spriteOffset.Y += rowHeight;
// Draw all the items
for (int i = 0; i < numItemsToDraw; ++i)
{
GiftInfo gift = drawData.Gifts[i];
ItemData item = gift.Item;
// Draw the sprite for the item then the item text
var textColor = gift.Universal && this.GiftConfig.ColorizeUniversalGiftNames ? Color.Blue : Game1.textColor;
this.DrawText(item.DisplayName, textOffset, textColor);
this.DrawTexture(Game1.objectSpriteSheet, spriteOffset, item.TileSheetSourceRect, spriteScale);
// Move to the next row
spriteOffset.Y += rowHeight;
textOffset.Y += rowHeight;
}
}