public override bool CitizenCanGo(uint citizenID, ref Citizen person)
{
bool canGo = false;
if (m_eventChances != null && m_eventData.m_registeredCitizens < GetCapacity())
{
canGo = true;
Citizen.Wealth _citizenWealth = person.WealthLevel;
Citizen.Education _citizenEducation = person.EducationLevel;
Citizen.Gender _citizenGender = Citizen.GetGender(citizenID);
Citizen.Happiness _citizenHappiness = Citizen.GetHappinessLevel(Citizen.GetHappiness(person.m_health, person.m_wellbeing));
Citizen.Wellbeing _citizenWellbeing = Citizen.GetWellbeingLevel(_citizenEducation, person.m_wellbeing);
Citizen.AgeGroup _citizenAgeGroup = Citizen.GetAgeGroup(person.Age);
float percentageChange = GetAdjustedChancePercentage();
int randomPercentage = Singleton <SimulationManager> .instance.m_randomizer.Int32(100U);
switch (_citizenWealth)
{
case Citizen.Wealth.Low:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._lowWealth, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Wealth.Medium:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._mediumWealth, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Wealth.High:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._highWealth, percentageChange);
break;
}
randomPercentage = Singleton <SimulationManager> .instance.m_randomizer.Int32(100U);
switch (_citizenEducation)
{
case Citizen.Education.Uneducated:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._uneducated, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Education.OneSchool:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._oneSchool, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Education.TwoSchools:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._twoSchools, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Education.ThreeSchools:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._threeSchools, percentageChange);
break;
}
randomPercentage = Singleton <SimulationManager> .instance.m_randomizer.Int32(100U);
switch (_citizenGender)
{
case Citizen.Gender.Female:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._females, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Gender.Male:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._males, percentageChange);
break;
}
randomPercentage = Singleton <SimulationManager> .instance.m_randomizer.Int32(100U);
switch (_citizenHappiness)
{
case Citizen.Happiness.Bad:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._badHappiness, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Happiness.Poor:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._poorHappiness, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Happiness.Good:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._goodHappiness, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Happiness.Excellent:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._excellentHappiness, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Happiness.Suberb:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._superbHappiness, percentageChange);
break;
}
randomPercentage = Singleton <SimulationManager> .instance.m_randomizer.Int32(100U);
switch (_citizenWellbeing)
{
case Citizen.Wellbeing.VeryUnhappy:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._veryUnhappyWellbeing, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Wellbeing.Unhappy:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._unhappyWellbeing, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Wellbeing.Satisfied:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._satisfiedWellbeing, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Wellbeing.Happy:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._happyWellbeing, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.Wellbeing.VeryHappy:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._veryHappyWellbeing, percentageChange);
break;
}
randomPercentage = Singleton <SimulationManager> .instance.m_randomizer.Int32(100U);
switch (_citizenAgeGroup)
{
case Citizen.AgeGroup.Child:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._children, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.AgeGroup.Teen:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._teens, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.AgeGroup.Young:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._youngAdults, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.AgeGroup.Adult:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._adults, percentageChange);
break;
case Citizen.AgeGroup.Senior:
canGo = canGo && randomPercentage < Adjust(m_eventChances._seniors, percentageChange);
break;
}
CimTools.CimToolsHandler.CimToolBase.DetailedLogger.Log(
(canGo ? "[Can Go]" : "[Ignoring]") +
" Citizen " + citizenID + " for " + m_eventData.m_eventName + "\n\t" +
_citizenWealth.ToString() + ", " + _citizenEducation.ToString() + ", " + _citizenGender.ToString() + ", " +
_citizenHappiness.ToString() + ", " + _citizenWellbeing.ToString() + ", " + _citizenAgeGroup.ToString());
}
return(canGo);
}
/// <summary>
/// Method called by OutsideConnectionAI.StartConnectionTransferImpl Transpiler insertion.
/// Randomises (within parameters) age and education levels of immigrants.
/// All variables are local variables within OutsideConnectionAI.StartConnectionTransferImpl.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="i">Loop counter (for loop containing method call)</param>
/// <param name="education">Education level input (StartConnectionTransferImpl local variable)</param>
/// <param name="ageArray">Array of acceptible ages (from mod DataStore); placed on stack in advance via Transpiler insertion</param>
/// <param name="childrenAgeMax">Maximum child immigrant age; placed on stack in advance via Transpiler insertion </param>
/// <param name="childrenAgeMin">Minimum child immigrant age; placed on stack in advance via Transpiler insertion</param>
/// <param name="minAdultAge">Minimum adult immigrant age; placed on stack in advance via Transpiler insertion</param>
/// <param name="resultEducation">Resultant education level for immigrant after mod calculations (StartConnectionTransferImpl local variable 'education2')</param>
/// <param name="resultAge">Resultant age level for immigrant after mod calculations (StartConnectionTransferImpl local variable 'age')</param>
public static void RandomizeImmigrants(int i, Citizen.Education education, int[] ageArray, ref int childrenAgeMax, ref int childrenAgeMin, ref int minAdultAge, out Citizen.Education resultEducation, out int resultAge)
{
// Minimum and maximum ages.
int min = ageArray[0];
int max = ageArray[1];
// We start inside an i loop.
// i is is the family member number for this incoming family. 0 is primary adult, 1 is secondary adults, and after that are children.
if (i == 1)
{
// Age of second adult - shouldn't be too far from the first. Just because.
min = Math.Max(minAdultAge - 20, DataStore.incomingAdultAge[0]);
max = Math.Min(minAdultAge + 20, DataStore.incomingAdultAge[1]);
}
else if (i >= 2)
{
// Children.
min = childrenAgeMin;
max = childrenAgeMax;
}
// Calculate actual age randomly between minumum and maxiumum.
resultAge = Singleton <SimulationManager> .instance.m_randomizer.Int32(min, max);
// Adust age brackets for subsequent family members.
if (i == 0)
{
minAdultAge = resultAge;
}
else if (i == 1)
{
// Restrict to adult age. Young adult is 18 according to National Institutes of Health... even if the young adult section in a library isn't that range.
minAdultAge = Math.Min(resultAge, minAdultAge);
// Children should be between 80 and 180 younger than the youngest adult.
childrenAgeMax = Math.Max(minAdultAge - 80, 0); // Allow people 10 ticks from 'adulthood' to have kids
childrenAgeMin = Math.Max(minAdultAge - 178, 0); // Accounting gestation, which isn't simulated yet (2 ticks)
}
// Set default eductation output to what the game has already determined.
resultEducation = education;
// Apply education level randomisation if that option is selected.
if (ModSettings.randomImmigrantEd)
{
if (i < 2)
{
// Adults.
// 24% different education levels
int eduModifier = Singleton <SimulationManager> .instance.m_randomizer.Int32(-12, 12) / 10;
resultEducation += eduModifier;
if (resultEducation < Citizen.Education.Uneducated)
{
resultEducation = Citizen.Education.Uneducated;
}
else if (resultEducation > Citizen.Education.ThreeSchools)
{
resultEducation = Citizen.Education.ThreeSchools;
}
}
else
{
// Children.
switch (Citizen.GetAgeGroup(resultAge))
{
case Citizen.AgeGroup.Child:
resultEducation = Citizen.Education.Uneducated;
break;
case Citizen.AgeGroup.Teen:
resultEducation = Citizen.Education.OneSchool;
break;
default:
// Make it that 80% graduate from high school
resultEducation = (Singleton <SimulationManager> .instance.m_randomizer.Int32(0, 100) < 80) ? Citizen.Education.TwoSchools : Citizen.Education.OneSchool;
break;
}
}
}
// Apply education boost, if enabled, and if we're not already at the max.
if (ModSettings.immiEduBoost && resultEducation < Citizen.Education.ThreeSchools)
{
++resultEducation;
}
// Apply education suppression, if enabled, and if we're not already at the min.
if (ModSettings.immiEduDrag && resultEducation > Citizen.Education.Uneducated)
{
--resultEducation;
}
// Write to immigration log if that option is selected.
if (Logging.UseImmigrationLog)
{
Logging.WriteToLog(Logging.ImmigrationLogName, "Family member ", i.ToString(), " immigrating with age ", resultAge.ToString(), " (" + (int)(resultAge / 3.5), " years old) and education level ", education.ToString());
}
}