} // end of GetHelpDescription()
/// <summary>
/// Activates the AddItem help card.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="parent">Parent pie selector.</param>
/// <param name="typeName">This is the string that identifies the type of the object we're getting help for. This is used to get the correct help data from the Help class.</param>
/// <param name="objectName">This the displayed name of the object/actor. This comes from the Strings class and may be localized.</param>
public void Activate(PieSelector parent, string typeName, string objectName)
{
ToolTipManager.Clear();
if (typeName == null || objectName == null)
{
return;
}
this.parent = parent;
if (state != States.Active)
{
// Ensure we have valid help before activating.
shared.actorHelp = Help.GetActorHelp(typeName);
if (shared.actorHelp == null || shared.actorHelp.upid == null)
{
return;
}
// Do stack handling here. If we do it in the update object we have no
// clue which order things get pushed and popped and madness ensues.
CommandStack.Push(commandMap);
state = States.Active;
shared.curActorName = objectName;
if (shared.actorHelp.description != null)
{
shared.descBlob.RawText = shared.actorHelp.description.Trim();
}
shared.SetUpGrid();
if (shared.examplesGrid != null)
{
shared.examplesGrid.Active = true;
}
// Always start the description at the beginning.
shared.topLine = 0;
shared.descOffset = 0;
// Get the current scene thumbnail.
shared.thumbnail = InGame.inGame.SmallThumbNail;
// Tell InGame we're using the thumbnail so no need to do full render.
InGame.inGame.RenderWorldAsThumbnail = true;
HelpOverlay.Push(@"HelpCardAddItem");
timerInstrument = Instrumentation.StartTimer(Instrumentation.TimerId.AddItemHelpCards);
}
} // end of Activate
