25 lines
837 B
C#
25 lines
837 B
C#
using System.Reflection;
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using NitroxClient.Communication.Abstract;
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using NitroxModel.DataStructures;
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using NitroxModel.Helper;
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using NitroxModel.Packets;
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namespace NitroxPatcher.Patches.Dynamic;
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/// <summary>
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/// The first step of OnHatched() is to check if the enzyme was attached, so that it can be destroyed.
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/// Before this destruction occurs, let's let the server know that the item is being deleted.
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/// </summary>
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public sealed partial class Incubator_OnHatched_Patch : NitroxPatch, IDynamicPatch
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{
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private static readonly MethodInfo TARGET_METHOD = Reflect.Method((Incubator t) => t.OnHatched());
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public static void Prefix(Incubator __instance)
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{
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if (__instance.enzymesObject.TryGetIdOrWarn(out NitroxId id))
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{
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Resolve<IPacketSender>().Send(new EntityDestroyed(id));
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}
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}
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}
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