/// <summary>
/// Blacksmith constructor
/// </summary>
/// <param name="shoppeKeeperDialogueReference"></param>
/// <param name="inventory"></param>
/// <param name="theShoppeKeeperReferences"></param>
/// <param name="dataOvlReference"></param>
public BlackSmith(ShoppeKeeperDialogueReference shoppeKeeperDialogueReference, Inventory inventory,
ShoppeKeeperReference theShoppeKeeperReferences, DataOvlReference dataOvlReference) : base(shoppeKeeperDialogueReference, theShoppeKeeperReferences, dataOvlReference)
{
_inventory = inventory;
// go through each of the pieces of equipment in order to build a map of equipment index
// -> merchant string list
int nEquipmentCounter = 0;
foreach (DataOvlReference.Equipment equipment in Enum.GetValues((typeof(DataOvlReference.Equipment))))
{
// we only look at equipment up to SpikedCollars
if ((int)equipment > (int)DataOvlReference.Equipment.SpikedCollar)
{
continue;
}
const int nEquipmentOffset = 8;
CombatItem item = inventory.GetItemFromEquipment(equipment);
if (item.BasePrice <= 0)
{
continue;
}
// add an equipment offset because equipment strings don't start at zero in the merchant strings
_equipmentMapToMerchantStrings.Add((int)equipment, nEquipmentCounter + nEquipmentOffset);
nEquipmentCounter++;
}
}
public ShoppeKeeperReferences(DataOvlReference dataOvlReference, NonPlayerCharacterReferences npcReferences)
{
_dataOvlReference = dataOvlReference;
// we load a list of all shoppe keeper locations which we unfortunately had to map
// ourselves because it appears most shoppe keeper data is in the code (OVL) files
_shoppeKeepersByIndex = ShoppeKeeperReferences.LoadShoppeKeepersByIndex(_dataOvlReference);
List <string> shoppeNames = dataOvlReference.GetDataChunk(DataOvlReference.DataChunkName.STORE_NAMES)
.GetChunkAsStringList().Strs;
List <string> shoppeKeeperNames = dataOvlReference
.GetDataChunk(DataOvlReference.DataChunkName.SHOPPE_KEEPER_NAMES).GetChunkAsStringList().Strs;
// Dammit Simplon, how the hell did you sneak into the Shoppe Keeper array!?!
shoppeKeeperNames.Remove(@"Simplon");
Debug.Assert(shoppeNames.Count == shoppeKeeperNames.Count, "Must be same number of shoppe keepers to shoppes");
for (int i = 0; i < shoppeNames.Count; i++)
{
// create a new shoppe keeper object then add it to the list
ShoppeKeeperReference shoppeKeeper = _shoppeKeepersByIndex[i];//new TheShoppeKeeperReference();
string shoppeKeeperName = shoppeKeeperNames[i];
shoppeKeeper.ShoppeName = shoppeNames[i];
shoppeKeeper.ShoppeKeeperName = shoppeKeeperName;
List <NonPlayerCharacterReference> npcRefs = npcReferences.GetNonPlayerCharacterByLocationAndNPCType(shoppeKeeper.ShoppeKeeperLocation, shoppeKeeper.TheShoppeKeeperType);
Debug.Assert(npcRefs.Count == 1);
shoppeKeeper.NpcRef = npcRefs[0];
_shoppeKeepers.Add(shoppeKeeperName, shoppeKeeper);
// we keep track of the location + type for easier world access to shoppe keeper reference
if (!_shoppeKeepersByLocationAndType.ContainsKey(shoppeKeeper.ShoppeKeeperLocation))
{
_shoppeKeepersByLocationAndType.Add(shoppeKeeper.ShoppeKeeperLocation, new Dictionary <NonPlayerCharacterReference.NPCDialogTypeEnum, ShoppeKeeperReference>());
}
_shoppeKeepersByLocationAndType[shoppeKeeper.ShoppeKeeperLocation]
.Add(shoppeKeeper.TheShoppeKeeperType, shoppeKeeper);
// if it's a blacksmith then we load their items for sale
if (shoppeKeeper.NpcRef.NPCType == NonPlayerCharacterReference.NPCDialogTypeEnum.Blacksmith)
{
shoppeKeeper.EquipmentForSaleList = GetEquipmentList(i);
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Construct a shoppe keeper
/// </summary>
/// <param name="shoppeKeeperDialogueReference"></param>
/// <param name="theShoppeKeeperReference"></param>
/// <param name="dataOvlReference"></param>
protected ShoppeKeeper(ShoppeKeeperDialogueReference shoppeKeeperDialogueReference, ShoppeKeeperReference theShoppeKeeperReference, DataOvlReference dataOvlReference)
{
ShoppeKeeperDialogueReference = shoppeKeeperDialogueReference;
DataOvlReference = dataOvlReference;
TheShoppeKeeperReference = theShoppeKeeperReference;
}