DarkflameServer/dGame/dPropertyBehaviors/PropertyBehavior.h
David Markowitz c7c84c21ef
feat: partially functioning property behavior ui (no saving or loading yet) (#1384)
* Add addstrip handling

add SendBehaviorBlocksToClient serialization
add id generation and auto updating
add behaviorlisttoclient serialization

* fix crash

happened if you added state 0 and 6 and nothing in between

* Section off code

Use proper encapsulation to hide code away and only let specific objects do certain jobs.

* Organize serialization

Section off into operational chunks
Write data at the level most appropriate

* Remove and simplify BlockDefinitions

Remove pointer usage for BlockDefinitions and move to optional.

* ControlBehaviors: Add addaction handling

* re-organization

remove const from return value
change to int from uint
use generic methods to reduce code clutter

* add strip ui position handling

* add split strip functionality

* fix issues

fix an issue where if you were on an empty state, the server would allow you to remain on that state
fix an issue where the ui would not open on the previously opened state
fix an issue where deleting strips in order caused the wrong strips to be deleted

* update how you remove behaviors from models

* Add remove actions and rename

* migrate actions

* update action and rearrange strip

* merge strips

* add and move to inventory

* Remove dead code

* simplify code

* nits and move finish MoveToInventory

constify serialize

further include path fixes

use const, comments

fix amf message

Update ModelComponent.cpp

replace operator subscript with at

* Update ModelComponent.cpp

* Update MigrateActionsMessage.h

* const

* Move to separate translation units

* include amf3

its precompiled, but just in case
2024-01-03 07:34:38 -06:00

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#ifndef __PROPERTYBEHAVIOR__H__
#define __PROPERTYBEHAVIOR__H__
#include "State.h"
enum class BehaviorState : uint32_t;
class AMFArrayValue;
/**
* Represents the Entity of a Property Behavior and holds data associated with the behavior
*/
class PropertyBehavior {
public:
PropertyBehavior();
template<typename Msg>
void HandleMsg(Msg& msg);
// If the last edited state has no strips, this method will set the last edited state to the first state that has strips.
void VerifyLastEditedState();
void SendBehaviorListToClient(AMFArrayValue& args) const;
void SendBehaviorBlocksToClient(AMFArrayValue& args) const;
int32_t GetBehaviorId() const { return m_BehaviorId; }
void SetBehaviorId(int32_t id);
private:
// The states this behavior has.
std::map<BehaviorState, State> m_States;
// The name of this behavior.
std::string m_Name = "New Behavior";
// Whether this behavior is locked and cannot be edited.
bool isLocked = false;
// Whether this behavior is custom or pre-fab.
bool isLoot = false;
// The last state that was edited. This is used so when the client re-opens the behavior editor, it will open to the last edited state.
// If the last edited state has no strips, it will open to the first state that has strips.
BehaviorState m_LastEditedState;
// The behavior id for this behavior. This is expected to be fully unique, however an id of -1 means this behavior was just created
// and needs to be assigned an id.
int32_t m_BehaviorId = -1;
};
#endif //!__PROPERTYBEHAVIOR__H__