public void PraticeSkill(Skill skill)
{
PracticeSkill(skill, PracticeType.normal);
}
/// <summary>
/// Checks whether a character is high enough level to have access to a particular skill.
/// Since skills are class-based, it uses a check of the player's class to get the answer.
///
/// If any of the CharClass items used in this call become private we'll have to rewrite
/// this _function to forward the request.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="skill">The skill number.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private bool HasLevelForSkill(Skill skill)
{
if (skill == null) return false;
return HasLevelForSkill(skill.Name);
}
/// <summary>
/// Practice a skill. Has a random chance of improving the skill.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="skill"></param>
public void PracticeSkill( Skill skill, PracticeType practiceType )
{
if( IsNPC() || practiceType == PracticeType.none)
{
return;
}
int aptitude = 0;
if (((PC)this).SkillAptitude.ContainsKey(skill.Name))
{
aptitude = ((PC)this).SkillAptitude[skill.Name];
}
int chance = 5 + (GetCurrInt() / 10);
// Modify for difficulty. We can't do anything about 'only on success', so we assume it
// succeeded if they made it into this function.
switch (practiceType)
{
default:
break;
case PracticeType.easy:
chance *= 2;
break;
case PracticeType.difficult:
chance /= 2;
break;
}
// Have to be below the max and below 95% and make a successful
// skill check and be able to have the skill.
if (HasLevelForSkill(skill)
&& (aptitude < Limits.MAX_SKILL_ADEPT)
// Cap skill gains at 26 + 2x the number of levels the char is past gaining the skill.
&& aptitude < (26 + (2 * Level - skill.ClassAvailability[(int)CharacterClass.ClassNumber]))
&& MUDMath.NumberRange( 1, 1000 ) <= ( 5 + ( GetCurrInt() / 10 ) ) )
{
((PC)this).SkillAptitude[skill.Name] = aptitude + 1;
string buf = "&+cYe feel yer skill in " + skill.Name + " improving.&n\r\n";
SendText( buf );
}
return;
}