DungeonArchitect.Builders.Snap.SnapBuilder Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for DungeonArchitect.Builders.Snap.SnapBuilder:

Public Member Functions
override void	BuildDungeon (DungeonConfig config, DungeonModel model)
	Builds the dungeon layout. In this method, you should build your dungeon layout and save it in your model file No markers should be emitted here. (EmitMarkers function will be called later by the engine to do that) More...
override void	EmitMarkers ()
	Override the builder's emit marker function to emit our own markers based on the layout that we built You should emit your markers based on the layout you have saved in the model generated previously When the user is designing the theme interactively, this function will be called whenever the graph state changes, so the theme engine can populate the scene (BuildDungeon will not be called if there is no need to rebuild the layout again) More...
override bool	IsThemingSupported ()
override void	BuildNonThemedDungeon (DungeonSceneProvider sceneProvider, IDungeonSceneObjectInstantiator objectInstantiator)
override void	DebugDrawGizmos ()
override void	DebugDraw ()
Public Member Functions inherited from DungeonArchitect.DungeonBuilder
virtual void	OnDestroyed ()
virtual bool	DestroyDungeonOnRebuild ()
void	EmitCustomMarkers ()
	Emit markers defined by the user (implementation of DungeonMarkerEmitter) More...
PropSocket	EmitMarker (string SocketType, Matrix4x4 transform, IntVector gridPosition, int cellId)
PropSocket	EmitMarker (string SocketType, Matrix4x4 transform, IntVector gridPosition, int cellId, object metadata)
void	EmitMarker (string SocketType, Matrix4x4 _transform, int count, Vector3 InterOffset, IntVector gridPosition, int cellId, Vector3 LogicalToWorldScale)
void	EmitMarker (string SocketType, Matrix4x4 _transform, int count, Vector3 InterOffset, IntVector gridPosition, int cellId, Vector3 LogicalToWorldScale, object metadata)
virtual void	OnVolumePositionModified (Volume volume, out IntVector newPositionOnGrid, out IntVector newSizeOnGrid)
	Implementations should override this so that the new logical scale and position is set based on the volume's transformation More...

Protected Member Functions
virtual Bounds	GetBounds (GameObject target)
virtual Matrix4x4[]	FindAttachmentTransforms (ref Matrix4x4 ParentModuleTransform, ref Matrix4x4 IncomingDoorTransform, ref Matrix4x4 AttachmentDoorTransform)
Protected Member Functions inherited from DungeonArchitect.DungeonBuilder
virtual LevelMarkerList	CreateMarkerListObject (DungeonConfig config)
void	ClearSockets ()
void	ProcessMarkerOverrideVolumes ()

Additional Inherited Members
Public Attributes inherited from DungeonArchitect.DungeonBuilder
bool	asyncBuild = false
long	maxBuildTimePerFrame = 32
Transform	asyncBuildStartPosition
Protected Attributes inherited from DungeonArchitect.DungeonBuilder
DungeonConfig	config
PMRandom	nrandom
PMRandom	random
DungeonModel	model
LevelMarkerList	markers = new LevelMarkerList()
Blackboard	blackboard = new Blackboard()
Properties inherited from DungeonArchitect.DungeonBuilder
bool	IsLayoutBuilt [get]
LevelMarkerList	Markers [get]
DungeonModel	Model [get]
Blackboard	Blackboard [get]

Detailed Description

Definition at line 13 of file SnapBuilder.cs.

Member Function Documentation

BuildDungeon()

override void DungeonArchitect.Builders.Snap.SnapBuilder.BuildDungeon ( DungeonConfig  config, DungeonModel  model  )

virtual

Builds the dungeon layout. In this method, you should build your dungeon layout and save it in your model file No markers should be emitted here. (EmitMarkers function will be called later by the engine to do that)

Parameters

config	The builder configuration
model	The dungeon model that the builder will populate

Reimplemented from DungeonArchitect.DungeonBuilder.

Definition at line 26 of file SnapBuilder.cs.

EmitMarkers()

override void DungeonArchitect.Builders.Snap.SnapBuilder.EmitMarkers ( )

virtual

Override the builder's emit marker function to emit our own markers based on the layout that we built You should emit your markers based on the layout you have saved in the model generated previously When the user is designing the theme interactively, this function will be called whenever the graph state changes, so the theme engine can populate the scene (BuildDungeon will not be called if there is no need to rebuild the layout again)

Reimplemented from DungeonArchitect.DungeonBuilder.

Definition at line 39 of file SnapBuilder.cs.

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