//Returns the number of enemies visible within the player's view. Just realised includes dead ones, so you could spawnproof an area by leaving corpses. OOPS!
private static int VisibleEnemies()
{
int num = 0;
var coordList = new List <Coordinate>();
var nearby = new List <Entity>();
for (int i = -5; i < 6; i++)
{
for (int j = -5; j < 6; j++)
{
var coord = new Coordinate(Player.position.x + i, Player.position.y + j); //For each coordinate in the view
if (MainBoard.GetFromBoard(coord) != null) //If there are entities there
{
foreach (Entity ent in MainBoard.GetFromBoard(coord)) //Add each entity to the nearby list
{
nearby.Add(ent);
}
}
}
}
if (nearby.Exists(x => x.GetType().IsSubclassOf(typeof(Enemy)))) //If there is one or more enemy in the nearby list
{
num += nearby.FindAll(x => x.GetType().IsSubclassOf(typeof(Enemy))).Count; //Count them and return that number
}
return(num);
}
//Attempt to move the player
public static void Move(MoveCommand direction)
{
InventoryView = false; //Disable inventory view
MapDraw = true; //Request a fresh map draw
//Get a list of the entities at the goal position
List <Entity> goalSquareEntities = MainBoard.GetFromBoard(new Coordinate(Player.position.x + direction.x, Player.position.y + direction.y));
//If there is something impassable there, fail the move
if (goalSquareEntities != null && goalSquareEntities.Exists(x => x.Passable == false))
{
WriteLine("Can't walk there!");
return;
}
//If you fail a combat check (can't beat an aggressor in the square), fail the move.
if (!CombatCheck(goalSquareEntities))
{
return;
}
//Remove the player from its current coordinates, update the position, readd it to the coordinate map.
MainBoard.entityPos[Player.position].Remove(Player);
Player.position.x += direction.x;
Player.position.y += direction.y;
MainBoard.AddToBoard(Player);
//Call a cleanup function to remove any dead entities and their inventories if the inventories are empty, and clear their
//coordinates from the map if there are no more entities there.
CleanUp(MainBoard);
//Attempt to generate monsters, likelihood increases with distance from (0,0) (Bugged to not do it in the right way)
MonsterGen(direction, Player.DistanceFromCenter());
//List the entities you see in your new square
foreach (Entity ent in EntityManager.GetLocalEntities(Player, MainBoard).FindAll(x => (x.Name != "Player")))
{
WriteLine("You see a " + ent.Name + ent.Status + "\b");
}
}
//Gets the inventories of all entities in the player's square. public static List <Inventory> GetLocalInventories() => GetInventories(MainBoard.GetFromBoard(Player.position));