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/* $Id$ */
/*
* This file is part of OpenTTD.
* OpenTTD is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, version 2.
* OpenTTD is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
* See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with OpenTTD. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
/** @file industrytype.h Industry type specs. */
#ifndef INDUSTRYTYPE_H
#define INDUSTRYTYPE_H
#include "core/enum_type.hpp"
#include "economy_type.h"
#include "map_type.h"
#include "slope_type.h"
#include "industry_type.h"
#include "landscape_type.h"
#include "tile_type.h"
enum {
CLEAN_RANDOMSOUNDS, ///< Free the dynamically allocated sounds table
CLEAN_TILELSAYOUT, ///< Free the dynamically allocated tile layout structure
};
enum IndustryLifeType {
INDUSTRYLIFE_BLACK_HOLE = 0, ///< Like power plants and banks
INDUSTRYLIFE_EXTRACTIVE = 1 << 0, ///< Like mines
INDUSTRYLIFE_ORGANIC = 1 << 1, ///< Like forests
INDUSTRYLIFE_PROCESSING = 1 << 2, ///< Like factories
};
/* Procedures that can be run to check whether an industry may
* build at location the given to the procedure */
enum CheckProc {
CHECK_NOTHING,
CHECK_FOREST,
CHECK_REFINERY,
CHECK_FARM,
CHECK_PLANTATION,
CHECK_WATER,
CHECK_LUMBERMILL,
CHECK_BUBBLEGEN,
CHECK_OIL_RIG,
CHECK_END,
};
/** How was the industry created */
enum IndustryConstructionType {
ICT_UNKNOWN, ///< in previous game version or without newindustries activated
ICT_NORMAL_GAMEPLAY, ///< either by user or random creation proccess
ICT_MAP_GENERATION, ///< during random map creation
ICT_SCENARIO_EDITOR ///< while scenarion edition
};
enum IndustryBehaviour {
INDUSTRYBEH_NONE = 0,
INDUSTRYBEH_PLANT_FIELDS = 1 << 0, ///< periodically plants fileds around itself (temp and artic farms)
INDUSTRYBEH_CUT_TREES = 1 << 1, ///< cuts trees and produce first output cargo from them (lumber mill)
INDUSTRYBEH_BUILT_ONWATER = 1 << 2, ///< is built on water (oil rig)
INDUSTRYBEH_TOWN1200_MORE = 1 << 3, ///< can only be built in towns larger than 1200 inhabitants (temperate bank)
INDUSTRYBEH_ONLY_INTOWN = 1 << 4, ///< can only be built in towns (arctic/tropic banks, water tower)
INDUSTRYBEH_ONLY_NEARTOWN = 1 << 5, ///< is always built near towns (toy shop)
INDUSTRYBEH_PLANT_ON_BUILT = 1 << 6, ///< Fields are planted around when built (all farms)
INDUSTRYBEH_DONT_INCR_PROD = 1 << 7, ///< do not increase production (oil wells) in the temperate climate
INDUSTRYBEH_BEFORE_1950 = 1 << 8, ///< can only be built before 1950 (oil wells)
INDUSTRYBEH_AFTER_1960 = 1 << 9, ///< can only be built after 1960 (oil rigs)
INDUSTRYBEH_AI_AIRSHIP_ROUTES = 1 << 10, ///< ai will attempt to establish air/ship routes to this industry (oil rig)
INDUSTRYBEH_AIRPLANE_ATTACKS = 1 << 11, ///< can be exploded by a military airplane (oil refinery)
INDUSTRYBEH_CHOPPER_ATTACKS = 1 << 12, ///< can be exploded by a military helicopter (factory)
INDUSTRYBEH_CAN_SUBSIDENCE = 1 << 13, ///< can cause a subsidence (coal mine, shaft that collapses)
/* The following flags are only used for newindustries and do no represent any normal behaviour */
INDUSTRYBEH_PROD_MULTI_HNDLING = 1 << 14, ///< Automatic production multiplier handling
INDUSTRYBEH_PRODCALLBACK_RANDOM = 1 << 15, ///< Production callback needs random bits in var 10
INDUSTRYBEH_NOBUILT_MAPCREATION = 1 << 16, ///< Do not force one instance of this type to appear on map generation
INDUSTRYBEH_CANCLOSE_LASTINSTANCE = 1 << 17, ///< Allow closing down the last instance of this type
};
DECLARE_ENUM_AS_BIT_SET(IndustryBehaviour);
struct IndustryTileTable {
TileIndexDiffC ti;
IndustryGfx gfx;
};
/** Data related to the handling of grf files. Common to both industry and industry tile */
struct GRFFileProps {
uint16 subst_id;
uint16 local_id; ///< id defined by the grf file for this industry
struct SpriteGroup *spritegroup; ///< pointer to the different sprites of the industry
const struct GRFFile *grffile; ///< grf file that introduced this industry
uint16 override; ///< id of the entity been replaced by
};
/**
* Defines the data structure for constructing industry.
*/
struct IndustrySpec {
const IndustryTileTable * const *table;///< List of the tiles composing the industry
byte num_table; ///< Number of elements in the table
uint8 cost_multiplier; ///< Base construction cost multiplier.
uint32 removal_cost_multiplier; ///< Base removal cost multiplier.
uint16 raw_industry_cost_multiplier; ///< Base construction cost multiplier when building raw industries like secondary. (not modifiable by NewGRFs)
uint32 prospecting_chance; ///< Chance prospecting succeeds
IndustryType conflicting[3]; ///< Industries this industry cannot be close to
byte check_proc; ///< Index to a procedure to check for conflicting circumstances
CargoID produced_cargo[2];
byte production_rate[2];
byte minimal_cargo; ///< minimum amount of cargo transported to the stations
///< If the waiting cargo is less than this number, no cargo is moved to it
CargoID accepts_cargo[3]; ///< 3 accepted cargos
uint16 input_cargo_multiplier[3][2]; ///< Input cargo multipliers (multiply amount of incoming cargo for the produced cargos)
IndustryLifeType life_type; ///< This is also known as Industry production flag, in newgrf specs
byte climate_availability; ///< Bitmask, giving landscape enums as bit position
IndustryBehaviour behaviour; ///< How this industry will behave, and how others entities can use it
byte map_colour; ///< colour used for the small map
StringID name; ///< Displayed name of the industry
StringID new_industry_text; ///< Message appearing when the industry is built
StringID closure_text; ///< Message appearing when the industry closes
StringID production_up_text; ///< Message appearing when the industry's production is increasing
StringID production_down_text; ///< Message appearing when the industry's production is decreasing
StringID station_name; ///< Default name for nearby station
byte appear_ingame[NUM_LANDSCAPE]; ///< Probability of appearance in game
byte appear_creation[NUM_LANDSCAPE]; ///< Probability of appearance during map creation
uint8 number_of_sounds; ///< Number of sounds available in the sounds array
const uint8 *random_sounds; ///< array of random sounds.
/* Newgrf data */
uint16 callback_flags; ///< Flags telling which grf callback is set
uint8 cleanup_flag; ///< flags indicating which data should be freed upon cleaning up
bool enabled; ///< entity still avaible (by default true).newgrf can disable it, though
struct GRFFileProps grf_prop; ///< properties related the the grf file
/**
* Is an industry with the spec a raw industry?
* @return true if it should be handled as a raw industry
*/
bool IsRawIndustry() const;
/**
* Get the cost for constructing this industry
* @return the cost (inflation corrected etc)
*/
Money GetConstructionCost() const;
/**
* Get the cost for removing this industry
* Take note that the cost will always be zero for non-grf industries.
* Only if the grf author did specified a cost will it be applicable.
* @return the cost (inflation corrected etc)
*/
Money GetRemovalCost() const;
};
/**
* Defines the data structure of each indivudual tile of an industry.
*/
struct IndustryTileSpec {
CargoID accepts_cargo[3]; ///< Cargo accepted by this tile
uint8 acceptance[3]; ///< Level of aceptance per cargo type
Slope slopes_refused; ///< slope pattern on which this tile cannot be built
byte anim_production; ///< Animation frame to start when goods are produced
byte anim_next; ///< Next frame in an animation
bool anim_state; ///< When true, the tile has to be drawn using the animation
///< state instead of the construction state
/* Newgrf data */
uint8 callback_flags; ///< Flags telling which grf callback is set
uint16 animation_info; ///< Information about the animation (is it looping, how many loops etc)
uint8 animation_speed; ///< The speed of the animation
uint8 animation_triggers; ///< When to start the animation
uint8 animation_special_flags; ///< Extra flags to influence the animation
bool enabled; ///< entity still avaible (by default true).newgrf can disable it, though
struct GRFFileProps grf_prop;
};
/* industry_cmd.cpp*/
const IndustrySpec *GetIndustrySpec(IndustryType thistype); ///< Array of industries data
const IndustryTileSpec *GetIndustryTileSpec(IndustryGfx gfx); ///< Array of industry tiles data
void ResetIndustries();
/* writable arrays of specs */
extern IndustrySpec _industry_specs[NUM_INDUSTRYTYPES];
extern IndustryTileSpec _industry_tile_specs[NUM_INDUSTRYTILES];
static inline IndustryGfx GetTranslatedIndustryTileID(IndustryGfx gfx)
{
/* the 0xFF should be GFX_WATERTILE_SPECIALCHECK but for reasons of include mess,
* we'll simplify the writing.
* Basically, the first test is required since the GFX_WATERTILE_SPECIALCHECK value
* will never be assigned as a tile index and is only required in order to do some
* tests while building the industry (as in WATER REQUIRED */
if (gfx != 0xFF) {
assert(gfx < INVALID_INDUSTRYTILE);
const IndustryTileSpec *it = &_industry_tile_specs[gfx];
return it->grf_prop.override == INVALID_INDUSTRYTILE ? gfx : it->grf_prop.override;
} else {
return gfx;
}
}
extern uint16 _industry_counts[NUM_INDUSTRYTYPES]; // Number of industries per type ingame
/** Increment the count of industries for this type
* @param type IndustryType to increment
* @pre type < INVALID_INDUSTRYTYPE */
static inline void IncIndustryTypeCount(IndustryType type)
{
assert(type < INVALID_INDUSTRYTYPE);
_industry_counts[type]++;
}
/** Decrement the count of industries for this type
* @param type IndustryType to decrement
* @pre type < INVALID_INDUSTRYTYPE */
static inline void DecIndustryTypeCount(IndustryType type)
{
assert(type < INVALID_INDUSTRYTYPE);
_industry_counts[type]--;
}
/** get the count of industries for this type
* @param type IndustryType to query
* @pre type < INVALID_INDUSTRYTYPE */
static inline uint8 GetIndustryTypeCount(IndustryType type)
{
assert(type < INVALID_INDUSTRYTYPE);
return min(_industry_counts[type], 0xFF); // callback expects only a byte, so cut it
}
/** Resets both the total_industries and the _industry_counts
* This way, we centralize all counts activities */
static inline void ResetIndustryCounts()
{
memset(&_industry_counts, 0, sizeof(_industry_counts));
}
static const uint8 IT_INVALID = 255;
#endif /* INDUSTRYTYPE_H */
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