veloren/common/src/comp/dialogue.rs

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use vek::{Vec2, Vec3};
use super::Item;
#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub struct AskedLocation {
pub name: String,
pub origin: Vec2<i32>,
}
#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub enum PersonType {
Merchant,
Villager { name: String },
}
#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub struct AskedPerson {
pub person_type: PersonType,
pub origin: Option<Vec3<f32>>,
}
impl AskedPerson {
pub fn name(&self) -> String {
match &self.person_type {
PersonType::Merchant => "The Merchant".to_string(),
PersonType::Villager { name } => name.clone(),
}
}
}
/// Conversation subject
#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub enum Subject {
/// Using simple interaction with NPC
/// This is meant to be the default behavior of talking
/// NPC will throw a random dialogue to you
Regular,
/// Asking for trading
/// Ask the person to trade with you
/// NPC will either invite you to trade, or decline
Trade,
/// Inquiring the mood of the NPC
/// NPC will explain what his mood is, and why.
/// Can lead to potential quests if the NPC has a bad mood
/// Else it'll just be flavor text explaining why he got this mood
Mood,
/// Asking for a location
/// NPC will either know where this location is, or not
/// It'll tell you which direction and approx what distance it is from you
Location(AskedLocation),
/// Asking for a person's location
/// NPC will either know where this person is, or not
/// It'll tell you which direction and approx what distance it is from you
Person(AskedPerson),
/// Asking for work
/// NPC will give you a quest if his mood is bad enough
/// So either it'll tell you something to do, or just say that he got
/// nothing
Work,
}
/// Context of why a NPC has a specific mood (good, neutral, bad, ...)
#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub enum MoodContext {
/// The weather is good, sunny, appeasing, etc...
GoodWeather,
/// Someone completed a quest and enlightened this NPC's day
QuestSucceeded { hero: String, quest_desc: String },
/// Normal day, same as yesterday, nothing relevant to say about it, that's
/// everyday life
EverydayLife,
/// Need one or more items in order to complete a personal task, or for
/// working
NeedItem { item: Item, quantity: u16 },
/// A personal good has been robbed! Gotta find a replacement
MissingItem { item: Item },
}
// Note: You can add in-between states if needed
/// NPC mood status indicator
#[derive(Clone, Debug)]
pub enum MoodState {
/// The NPC is happy!
Good(MoodContext),
/// The NPC is having a normal day
Neutral(MoodContext),
/// The NPC got a pretty bad day. He may even need player's help!
Bad(MoodContext),
}
// TODO: dialogue localization
impl MoodState {
pub fn describe(&self) -> String {
match self {
MoodState::Good(context) => format!("I'm so happy, {}", context.describe()),
MoodState::Neutral(context) => context.describe(),
MoodState::Bad(context) => {
format!("I'm mad, {}", context.describe())
},
}
}
}
// TODO: dialogue localization
impl MoodContext {
pub fn describe(&self) -> String {
match &self {
MoodContext::GoodWeather => "The weather is great today!".to_string(),
MoodContext::QuestSucceeded { hero, quest_desc } => {
format!("{} helped me on {}", hero, quest_desc)
},
&MoodContext::EverydayLife => "Life's going as always.".to_string(),
MoodContext::NeedItem { item, quantity } => {
format!("I need {} {}!", quantity, item.name())
},
&MoodContext::MissingItem { item } => {
format!("Someone robbed my {}!", item.name())
},
}
}
}