Loot-Tables, Random Maps and Monsters - Part II

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

using rds;

namespace rds_demo
{
	static class Demo2
	{
		public static void Run()
		{
			Console.WriteLine("*** DEMO 2 STARTED ***");
			Console.WriteLine("----------------------");

			RDSTable t = new RDSTable();

			RDSTable subtable1 = new RDSTable();
			RDSTable subtable2 = new RDSTable();
			RDSTable subtable3 = new RDSTable();

			t.AddEntry(subtable1, 10); // we add a table to a table thanks to the interfaces
			t.AddEntry(subtable2, 10);
			t.AddEntry(subtable3, 10);

			subtable1.AddEntry(new MyItem("Table 1 - Item 1"), 10);
			subtable1.AddEntry(new MyItem("Table 1 - Item 2"), 10);
			subtable1.AddEntry(new MyItem("Table 1 - Item 3"), 10);

			subtable2.AddEntry(new MyItem("Table 2 - Item 1"), 10);
			subtable2.AddEntry(new MyItem("Table 2 - Item 2"), 10);
			subtable2.AddEntry(new MyItem("Table 2 - Item 3"), 10);

			subtable3.AddEntry(new MyItem("Table 3 - Item 1"), 10);
			subtable3.AddEntry(new MyItem("Table 3 - Item 2"), 10);
			subtable3.AddEntry(new MyItem("Table 3 - Item 3"), 10);

			t.rdsCount = 3;

			// First demo: Simply loot 2 out of the 6
			Console.WriteLine("Step 1: Loot 3 items - 3 runs");
			for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
			{
				Console.WriteLine("Run {0}", i + 1);
				foreach (MyItem m in t.rdsResult)
					Console.WriteLine("    {0}", m);
			}

			// Set Table2 to be a unique drop (can be contained only once

			subtable2.rdsUnique = true;
			t.rdsCount = 10;

			Console.WriteLine("Step 2: Table 2 is now unique, loot 10 items - 3 runs");
			for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
			{
				Console.WriteLine("Run {0}", i + 1);
				foreach (MyItem m in t.rdsResult)
					Console.WriteLine("    {0}", m);
			}

			Console.WriteLine("-----------------------");
			Console.WriteLine("*** DEMO 2 COMPLETE ***");
		}
	}
}