koobas.hobune.stream
a list with a constructor class that also contains a list.
So I am working on an rpg item database for a pet project that I'm working on. I have run into a snag, and am quite confused as to why something I'm trying to do is not working.
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using System;
public class Item
{
public string name;
public JobGrades.Grade grade;
public int cost;
public Type type;
public Slot slot;
//this list is not showing up in the unity inspector and I might go bald
//if I don't figure this out soon, please send help and more caffine!!!
//It keeps being treated as if it's not there, even when I try to access
//the information after adding an item to the list in code.
public List<Stat> AffectedStats = new List<Stat>();
public enum Slot
{
None,
Head,
Pauldrons,
Gauntlets,
Chest,
Leggings,
Boots,
OffHand,
MainHand,
TwoHand,
Acc
}
public enum MaterialType
{
Wood,
Stone,
Metal,
Bone,
Exotic,
Precious,
Herb,
Gross
}
public enum Type
{
Equip,
Use,
Material
}
//first constructor. ATM for usables.
public Item(string n, JobGrades.Grade g, Type t, Stat.St[] s, float[] amount, int v)
{
name = n;
grade = g;
type = t;
cost = v;
PopStatsList(s, amount);
}
//second constructor. For equipables.
public Item(string n, JobGrades.Grade g, Type t, Slot sl, Stat.St[] s, float[] amount, int v)
{
name = n;
grade = g;
type = t;
cost = v;
slot = sl;
PopStatsList(s, amount);
}
void PopStatsList(Stat.St[] st, float[] amounts)
{
int i = 0;
foreach (Stat.St s in st)
{
AffectedStats.Add(new Stat(s, amounts[i]));
i++;
}
}
}
any help at this point would be appreciated. Thank you all in advance.
p.s. I have found that I can just have 2 array's of enum.statname, and float array of the amount the stats change, but if I mess up the index numbers even a little.... it's why I want to use the list, lists feel more natural to me than "public float[] nums;"
for reference the Stat script:
public class Stat
{
public St stat;
public float amount;
public enum St
{
HP,
HPMax,
Strength,
Vitality,
Dexterity,
Intelligence,
Will,
PDamage,
MDamage,
PDef,
MDef,
FireResist,
EarthResist,
WindResist,
WaterResist,
EXP,
na
}
public Stat(St st, float change)
{
stat = st;
amount = change;
}
}
what am I missing here? knowing me it's probably something simple, or I'm just stubborn and things do not work like this any way.
Unity can't serialise your Stat class, so it isn't showing in the properties and letting you edit it.
Add [Serializable] before the Stat class definition.
[Serializable]
public class Stat
{
public St stat;
//... etc
