/// <summary>
/// Smash Well, make (3x3) Pond with the same contents and data
/// </summary>
/// <param name="pondTile"></param>
private void ConvertWellToPond(Vector2 pondTile)
{
Farm farm = Game1.getLocationFromName("Farm") as Farm;
FishPond oldWell = (FishPond)farm.getBuildingAt(pondTile);
FishPond NewPond = new FishPond(new BluePrint("Fish Pond"), Vector2.Zero);
this.Monitor.Log($"Well -> Pond conversion at {pondTile}.", LogLevel.Trace);
ReplacePondData(oldWell, NewPond);
NewPond.tilesWide.Value = 3;
NewPond.tilesHigh.Value = 3;
bool destroyed = farm.destroyStructure(oldWell);
bool built = farm.buildStructure(NewPond, pondTile, Game1.player, true);
NewPond.performActionOnBuildingPlacement();
NewPond.UpdateMaximumOccupancy();
}
private void AddFishToPond(FishPond pond, SObject o)
{
// We don't want to call the game's addFishToPond because it requires a farmer object and
// 1) reduces the currently selected item of the farmer by 1
// 2) tries to show the throwing animation into the pond
// These are problems because we want to stealthily add items on day start.
// To counter this, instead of calling that single function via reflection, we
// try to mimic most of what that function does, reflecting whenever necessary
if (pond.currentOccupants == 0)
{
pond.fishType.Value = o.ParentSheetIndex;
Helper.Reflection.GetField <FishPondData>(pond, "_fishPondData").SetValue(null);
pond.UpdateMaximumOccupancy();
}
pond.currentOccupants.Value++;
}