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Change EffectivenessAgainst to CanTargetActor.

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Paul Chote
2014-08-17 19:41:22 +12:00
parent 227a523878
commit d002a23d67
2 changed files with 12 additions and 10 deletions
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OpenRA.Game/GameRules/Warhead.cs
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@@ -29,8 +29,6 @@ namespace OpenRA.GameRules
public abstract void DoImpact(Target target, Actor firedBy, IEnumerable<int> damageModifiers);
public virtual int EffectivenessAgainst(ActorInfo ai) { return 0; }
public bool IsValidAgainst(Target target, World world, Actor firedBy)
{
if (target.Type == TargetType.Actor)
@@ -56,10 +54,13 @@ namespace OpenRA.GameRules
return false;
}
// TODO: This can be removed after the legacy and redundant 0% = not targetable
// assumption has been removed from the yaml definitions
public virtual bool CanTargetActor(ActorInfo victim, Actor firedBy) { return false; }
public bool IsValidAgainst(Actor victim, Actor firedBy)
{
// If this warhead is ineffective against the target, then it is not a valid target
if (EffectivenessAgainst(victim.Info) <= 0)
if (!CanTargetActor(victim.Info, firedBy))
return false;
// A target type is valid if it is in the valid targets list, and not in the invalid targets list.
@@ -83,8 +84,7 @@ namespace OpenRA.GameRules
public bool IsValidAgainst(FrozenActor victim, Actor firedBy)
{
// If this warhead is ineffective against the target, then it is not a valid target
if (EffectivenessAgainst(victim.Info) <= 0)
if (!CanTargetActor(victim.Info, firedBy))
return false;
// A target type is valid if it is in the valid targets list, and not in the invalid targets list.