Beiträge von Disane87

Great, thank you!

Thank you for your answer! How can I get all recipes?

Nobody got an idea? /push

Hello all,
currently I'm building housing planner (to plan houses with different block types and calculate the costs) and now I want to get all craftable types of block to put them into my planner. You can see the current status of the planner here: https://eco-pixel-grid.stackblitz.io

I get all Items within the group "Block Items":

var Items = Eco.Gameplay.Items.BlockItem.AllItems.ToList();


Items.ForEach(x=>{
    if(x.Group == "Block Items"){
        Logger.Debug($"{x.FriendlyName}: {x.Category}");
    }
});

The output will be like this:

But as you can see, there are several block types which can't be crafted, like dirt or Iron Ore. I've already debugged the items but I don't find any property like "craftable" which I can check. Additionally I want to get the ingredients of that block to get this crafted (and the amount) to calculate an average in game price for one selected block.

The base of the calculation will be one log item (which I guess is the most basis ingredient of all craftable blocks) with a configurable price.
Does anybody of you has an advice to get this done?

In short: I want a recursive list of all blocks that can be created with the corresponding ingredients to calculate an avarage price.

I got it Not the best approach but it's okay for the first try:

[DiscordCommand("Gibt einen Report über die Jobs aller Benutzer zurück.")]
public void EnviromentReport(DiscordMessage message)
{


    try
    {
        var ret = "";
        DateTime statsGenerated = new DateTime();


        var builder = new DiscordEmbedBuilder()
        .WithColor(DiscordColor.Gold)
        .WithTitle($"** Umwelt-Report **")
        .WithDescription($"Hier siehst du einen Bericht übr die aktuelle Umwelt für {DateTime.Now} im Vergleich zu {DateTime.Now.AddDays(-1)}");


        OrganismStats.GetPopulationStats().OrderBy(x => x.DisplayName).ForEach(s =>
        {


            // if(s.DisplayName.Contains("Birch")){
            TimeSpan timeSpan = DateTime.Now - new DateTime(1970, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0);
            double unixVersion = timeSpan.TotalSeconds;
            List<FloatStatEntry> i = s.GetGraphableData(unixVersion).ToList();
            List<FloatStatEntry> iYesterday = s.GetGraphableData(DateTime.Now.AddDays(-1).Second).ToList();


            var today = i.Last();
            var yesterday = iYesterday.First();
            statsGenerated = DateTime.Now.AddSeconds(today.TimeSeconds * -1);


            var extinctionImminent = (yesterday.Value > today.Value ? true : false);
            var difference = today.Value - yesterday.Value;
            var trendIcon = (extinctionImminent ? "↘️" : "↗️");

            if(difference > 0){
                trendIcon = "↗️";
            }else if(difference < 0){
                trendIcon = "↘️";
            }else{
                trendIcon = "↔";
            }


            ret += $"{s.DisplayName.Replace("Population", "")}: {today.Value} ({(difference > 0 ? "+" : "")}{difference}) \n";
            // }
        });
        builder.AddField("Population", ret);
        builder.Timestamp = statsGenerated;
        // Logger.Debug(ret);
        var completed = message.RespondAsync("", false, builder).IsCompleted;
        if (completed)
        {
            Logger.Debug("Message send!");
        }
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        Logger.Debug($"Fehler: {ex.Message} \n {ex.InnerException}");
    }
}

Zitat von ClayC

@mampf That's a good way to debug the mod, I was using another method which is more time consuming then that.

What I did is use dev tier to load server in debug mode etc, but I prefer what you posted here and will be using this to debug my mods from now on, Thanks!!

This is pretty good imho and works like a charm.
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Just got it working with vscode flawlessly A bit tricky but vscode is prefered by me:

I just set my vs up like yours but the mod dlls isn't loaded. Am I missing something?

ok, I should set the debug output to the eco server path, now it works! Hopefully I can debug my own code
Actually it was pretty horrible and trial and error withotu proper debugging it

I use VS and VSC but I cannot debug because I have to copy the DLLs to the server manually (or in my case via ps script).

How can I proper debug a mod within the server with breakpoints etc?

No one here who can help me?

After a successfull login I get a summary of the changes in the world (new plants/animals) which I want to use to post this into our discord channel.
For this I guess I can use [ICODE]Eco.Stats.OrganismStats.GetPopulationStats()[/ICODE] is this correct?

Aftet that I want to iterate over this with a list and create a string for that to push it to discord, but currently the string is always empty. Am I missing something?

public static string GetEnviromentStatsString()
{
    List<Stats.PopulationStatManager> stats = GetEnviromentStats();


    string s = "";
    stats.ForEach(stat =>
    {
        string line = "Type: " + stat.DisplayName + " | Units: " + stat.Unit + '\n';
        s += line;
        Logger.Info("GetEnviromentStatsString: " + line);


    });
    return s;
}

@Kronox Thank you for your detailed feedback and thoughts about this. As I profiled the traffic between webUI and server, there is a „public“ rest api which feeds the webUI with data and is the bridge between the entire law system and the server.

I think it could be possible too, but I don‘t feel very comfortable with replacing files manually. I guess there could be a better solution for hooking into this process. But your assumptions pushed me into the right direction I think.

The intension of the project is to have a game database on my own homepage for the server runs to run some fancy statistics stuff and so on.

I‘ll keep you in touch with the project

Hey guys,
I'm pretty new to modding but I'm developing at a professional level since 10 years, So now I want to combine my hobby (eco) and my profession and want to write some mods - or getting started with it.

Actuall I want to visualize some information about the world via a homepage of my server. As I saw, the webpage of eco is using an "internal" RESTful-API to get the data. Is there any chance to enhance it? Is there a WebAPI behind ist via .NET-Core or something else?

Wow, that would ne great!