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Verb predict (#5638)

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Leon Friedrich
2021-12-16 23:42:02 +13:00
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Content.Client/Verbs/VerbSystem.cs
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@@ -192,27 +192,43 @@ namespace Content.Client.Verbs
/// Execute actions associated with the given verb.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Unless this is a client-exclusive verb, this will also tell the server to run the same verb. However, if the verb
/// is disabled and has a tooltip, this function will only generate a pop-up-message instead of executing anything.
/// Unless this is a client-exclusive verb, this will also tell the server to run the same verb.
/// </remarks>
public void ExecuteVerb(EntityUid target, Verb verb, VerbType verbType)
{
if (verb.Disabled)
{
if (verb.Message != null)
_popupSystem.PopupCursor(verb.Message);
return;
}
var user = _playerManager.LocalPlayer?.ControlledEntity;
if (user == null)
return;
ExecuteVerb(verb, user.Value, target);
if (!verb.ClientExclusive)
// is this verb actually valid?
if (verb.Disabled)
{
RaiseNetworkEvent(new ExecuteVerbEvent(target, verb, verbType));
// maybe send an informative pop-up message.
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(verb.Message))
_popupSystem.PopupEntity(verb.Message, user.Value);
return;
}
if (verb.ClientExclusive)
// is this a client exclusive (gui) verb?
ExecuteVerb(verb, user.Value, target);
else
EntityManager.RaisePredictiveEvent(new ExecuteVerbEvent(target, verb, verbType));
}
public override void ExecuteVerb(Verb verb, EntityUid user, EntityUid target, bool forced = false)
{
// invoke any relevant actions
verb.Act?.Invoke();
// Maybe raise a local event
if (verb.ExecutionEventArgs != null)
{
if (verb.EventTarget.IsValid())
RaiseLocalEvent(verb.EventTarget, verb.ExecutionEventArgs);
else
RaiseLocalEvent(verb.ExecutionEventArgs);
}
}