public GameObjectInfo Copy()
{
GameObjectInfo newCopy = new GameObjectInfo();
// Copy properties
newCopy.Properties = new Dictionary <string, GameObjectProperty>();
foreach (KeyValuePair <string, GameObjectProperty> pair in Properties)
{
GameObjectProperty newProperty = new GameObjectProperty(string.Copy(pair.Value.RealName), pair.Value.propertyType);
newProperty.CurrentValue = string.Copy(pair.Value.CurrentValue);
newProperty.DefaultValue = string.Copy(pair.Value.DefaultValue);
newCopy.Properties.Add(string.Copy(pair.Key), newProperty);
}
newCopy.DefaultAnimation = DefaultAnimation.Copy();
newCopy.ClassName = string.Copy(ClassName);
newCopy.AnimationProperty = string.Copy(AnimationProperty);
newCopy.DisplayName = string.Copy(DisplayName);
newCopy.HelperRectangles = HelperRectangles;
return(newCopy);
}
/// <summary>
/// Extracts information about all objects in the game using reflection. This info is compiled into a .PCOI file and is for use in the mapper.
/// This method is very slow and only meant for developers who want to make an accurate .PCOI file for their game automatically.
/// This method is not meant to be performed in real time, and only at the press of a button. It's also possible the output file could need some touching up.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path">The path the file should be saved to. (leave blank for local path based on the directory of the game's .exe)</param>
public static void ExtractInfo(string path)
{
// This is mainly the slowest part of this method.
var gameObjects = (
from domainAssembly in AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies()
from assemblyType in domainAssembly.GetTypes()
where typeof(GameObject).IsAssignableFrom(assemblyType)
select assemblyType).ToArray();
ObjectInformationFile infoFile = new ObjectInformationFile();
foreach (Type t in gameObjects)
{
if (t != typeof(GameObject))
{
Console.WriteLine($"Extracting info about \"{t.FullName}\"...");
GameObjectInfo objInfo = new GameObjectInfo();
GameObject dummyObject = ((GameObject)Activator.CreateInstance(t));
objInfo.Properties = dummyObject.Properties;
objInfo.ClassName = t.FullName;
objInfo.DefaultAnimation = dummyObject.CurrentAnimation;
infoFile.ObjectInfos.Add(objInfo);
}
}
string output = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(infoFile, Formatting.Indented);
File.WriteAllText(path, output);
}