veloren/common/src/loadout_builder.rs

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use crate::{
assets,
comp::{
item::{Item, ItemKind},
CharacterAbility, ItemConfig, Loadout,
},
};
/// Builder for character Loadouts, containing weapon and armour items belonging
/// to a character, along with some helper methods for loading Items and
/// ItemConfig
///
/// ```
/// use veloren_common::LoadoutBuilder;
///
/// // Build a loadout with character starter defaults and a specific sword with default sword abilities
/// let loadout = LoadoutBuilder::new()
/// .defaults()
/// .active_item(LoadoutBuilder::default_item_config_from_str(
/// Some("common.items.weapons.sword.zweihander_sword_0"),
/// ))
/// .build();
/// ```
pub struct LoadoutBuilder(Loadout);
impl LoadoutBuilder {
#[allow(clippy::new_without_default)] // TODO: Pending review in #587
pub fn new() -> Self {
Self(Loadout {
active_item: None,
second_item: None,
shoulder: None,
chest: None,
belt: None,
hand: None,
pants: None,
foot: None,
back: None,
ring: None,
neck: None,
lantern: None,
head: None,
tabard: None,
})
}
/// Set default armor items for the loadout. This may vary with game
/// updates, but should be safe defaults for a new character.
pub fn defaults(self) -> Self {
self.chest(Some(assets::load_expect_cloned(
"common.items.armor.starter.rugged_chest",
)))
.pants(Some(assets::load_expect_cloned(
"common.items.armor.starter.rugged_pants",
)))
.foot(Some(assets::load_expect_cloned(
"common.items.armor.starter.sandals_0",
)))
.lantern(Some(assets::load_expect_cloned(
"common.items.armor.starter.lantern",
)))
}
/// Get the default [ItemConfig](../comp/struct.ItemConfig.html) for a tool
/// (weapon). This information is required for the `active` and `second`
/// weapon items in a loadout. If some customisation to the item's
/// abilities or their timings is desired, you should create and provide
/// the item config directly to the [active_item](#method.active_item)
/// method
pub fn default_item_config_from_item(maybe_item: Option<Item>) -> Option<ItemConfig> {
if let Some(item) = maybe_item {
if let ItemKind::Tool(tool) = item.kind {
let mut abilities = tool.get_abilities();
let mut ability_drain = abilities.drain(..);
return Some(ItemConfig {
item,
ability1: ability_drain.next(),
ability2: ability_drain.next(),
ability3: ability_drain.next(),
block_ability: Some(CharacterAbility::BasicBlock),
dodge_ability: Some(CharacterAbility::Roll),
});
}
}
None
}
/// Get an [Item](../comp/struct.Item.html) by its string
/// reference by loading its asset
pub fn item_from_str(item_ref: Option<&str>) -> Option<Item> {
item_ref.and_then(|specifier| assets::load_cloned::<Item>(&specifier).ok())
}
/// Get an item's (weapon's) default
/// [ItemConfig](../comp/struct.ItemConfig.html)
/// by string reference. This will first attempt to load the Item, then
/// the default abilities for that item via the
/// [default_item_config_from_item](#method.default_item_config_from_item)
/// function
pub fn default_item_config_from_str(item_ref: Option<&str>) -> Option<ItemConfig> {
Self::default_item_config_from_item(Self::item_from_str(item_ref))
}
pub fn active_item(mut self, item: Option<ItemConfig>) -> Self {
self.0.active_item = item;
self
}
pub fn second_item(mut self, item: Option<ItemConfig>) -> Self {
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self.0.second_item = item;
self
}
pub fn shoulder(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.shoulder = item;
self
}
pub fn chest(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.chest = item;
self
}
pub fn belt(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.belt = item;
self
}
pub fn hand(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.hand = item;
self
}
pub fn pants(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.pants = item;
self
}
pub fn foot(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.foot = item;
self
}
pub fn back(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.back = item;
self
}
pub fn ring(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.ring = item;
self
}
pub fn neck(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.neck = item;
self
}
pub fn lantern(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.lantern = item;
self
}
pub fn head(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.head = item;
self
}
pub fn tabard(mut self, item: Option<Item>) -> Self {
self.0.tabard = item;
self
}
pub fn build(self) -> Loadout { self.0 }
}