Volume Based Randomized Themer

RoomThemer.cs

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using DungeonArchitect;
using DungeonArchitect.Graphs;
using DungeonArchitect.Utils;
using DungeonArchitect.Flow.Domains.Tilemap;
using DungeonArchitect.Builders.GridFlow;

/// <summary>
/// Spawns various theme override volumes around rooms and corridors.
/// We treat each node as a room and process the tiles under each node to
/// generate volumes.
/// </summary>
public class RoomThemer : DungeonEventListener
{
  public Graph startRoomTheme;
  public Graph goalRoomTheme;

  public Graph[] roomThemes;

  /// <summary>
  /// The template required to clone and duplicate a theme override volume. 
  /// Supply the reference of the theme override volume prefab here.
  /// </summary>
  public Volume themeOverrideVolumePrefab;

  Dictionary<IntVector2, Graph> themeDictionary = new Dictionary<IntVector2, Graph>();
  // Dictionary<NodeCoord, (farthestSouthWest, farthestNorthEast)>
  Dictionary<IntVector2, (Vector3, Vector3)> roomMinMaxDictionary = new Dictionary<IntVector2, (Vector3, Vector3)>();

  // Show the volumes we've generated, for debugging purposes.
  [SerializeField]
  List<GameObject> managedVolumes = new List<GameObject>();

  Vector3 gridSize = new Vector3(4, 4, 4);

  // Gonna use this for consistentcy
  PMRandom random; 
  
  public override void OnPostDungeonLayoutBuild(Dungeon dungeon, DungeonModel model)
  {
    DestroyManagedVolumes();

    // Make sure we are working with the grid flow builder
    var gridFlowModel = model as GridFlowDungeonModel;
    if (gridFlowModel == null) return;

    var cfg = GetComponent<GridFlowDungeonConfig>();
    gridSize = cfg.gridSize;
    random = new PMRandom(cfg.Seed);

    BuildDictionaries(gridFlowModel);

    Vector3 halfGrid = new Vector3(gridSize.x * 0.5f, gridSize.y * 0.5f, gridSize.z * 0.5f);

    // Group all the tiles by their parent node.
    foreach (var cell in gridFlowModel.tilemap.Cells)
    {
      if (cell.CellType != FlowTilemapCellType.Empty) // ignore empty tiles
      {
        var worldPosition = TileWorldPosition(cell.TileCoord);
        // if the node isn't already in the lookup add the lookup and tile position.
        if(!roomMinMaxDictionary.ContainsKey(cell.NodeCoord))
        {
          roomMinMaxDictionary.Add(cell.NodeCoord, (worldPosition, worldPosition));
          continue;
        }
        roomMinMaxDictionary[cell.NodeCoord] = CalcMinMax(roomMinMaxDictionary[cell.NodeCoord], worldPosition);
      }
    }

    // Generate the volumes
    foreach(var kv in roomMinMaxDictionary)
    {
      var lookup = kv.Key;
      var southWest = kv.Value.Item1;
      var northEast = kv.Value.Item2;
      var halfWidth = (northEast.x - southWest.x) * 0.5f;
      var halfDepth = (northEast.z - southWest.z) * 0.5f;
      var center = new Vector3(southWest.x + halfWidth, gridSize.y, southWest.z + halfDepth);
      // Fixed height, and we shift by the grid size to ensure full encapsulation. Otherwise the volume would be based on tile centers.
      var scale = new Vector3(halfWidth * 2f, 10f, halfDepth * 2f);

      // Spawn the volume object.
      var volumeObject = Instantiate(themeOverrideVolumePrefab.gameObject) as GameObject;
      volumeObject.transform.position = center;
      volumeObject.transform.localScale = scale;
      var volume = volumeObject.GetComponent<ThemeOverrideVolume>();
      volume.dungeon = dungeon;       // Let the volume know that it belongs to this dungeon
      volume.overrideTheme = themeDictionary[lookup];   // Assign the theme we'd like this volume to override

      // Save a reference to the volume so we can destroy it when it is rebuilt the next time (or we will end up with duplicate volumes on rebuilds)
      managedVolumes.Add(volumeObject);
    }
  }

  // Clean up resources.
  public override void OnDungeonDestroyed(Dungeon dungeon)
  {
    DestroyManagedVolumes();
    themeDictionary.Clear();
    roomMinMaxDictionary.Clear();
  }

  // Clean up resources.
  public override void OnPostDungeonBuild(Dungeon dungeon, DungeonModel model)
  {
    themeDictionary.Clear();
    roomMinMaxDictionary.Clear();
  }


  void BuildDictionaries(GridFlowDungeonModel gridFlowModel)
  {
    themeDictionary.Clear();

    foreach (var node in gridFlowModel.layoutGraph.Nodes)
    {
      if (node.pathIndex >= 0) // ignore empty nodes
      {
        // if starter node then use starter theme
        if (node.items.Exists(x => x.markerName == "SpawnPoint"))
        {
          themeDictionary.Add(new IntVector2((int)node.coord.x, (int)node.coord.y), startRoomTheme);
          continue;
        }

        // if goal node then use goal theme
        if (node.items.Exists(x => x.markerName == "LevelGoal"))
        {
          themeDictionary.Add(new IntVector2((int)node.coord.x, (int)node.coord.y), goalRoomTheme);
          continue;
        }

        // Record a random theme for lookup later.
        themeDictionary.Add(new IntVector2((int)node.coord.x, (int)node.coord.y), GetRandomTheme());
      }
    }
  }

  (Vector3, Vector3) CalcMinMax((Vector3, Vector3) old, Vector3 p)
  {
    var southWest = old.Item1;
    var northEast = old.Item2;

    if (southWest.x > p.x) southWest.x = p.x;
    if (southWest.z > p.z) southWest.z = p.z;
    // Need to add grid size so we go to the farthest corner.
    if (northEast.x < p.x + gridSize.x) northEast.x = p.x + gridSize.x;
    if (northEast.z < p.z + gridSize.z) northEast.z = p.z + gridSize.z;

    return (southWest, northEast);
  }

  Vector3 TileWorldPosition(IntVector2 tilePosition)
  {
    return new Vector3(gridSize.x * tilePosition.x, 0, gridSize.z * tilePosition.y);
  }

  Graph GetRandomTheme()
  {
    if (roomThemes.Length == 0)
    {
      return null;
    }
    // Pick a random theme from the supplied theme list
    return roomThemes[random.UniformRandom.Range(0, roomThemes.Length - 1)];
  }

  void DestroyManagedVolumes()
  {
    foreach (var volume in managedVolumes)
    {
      if (Application.isPlaying)
      {
        Destroy(volume);
      }
      else
      {
        DestroyImmediate(volume);
      }
    }

    managedVolumes.Clear();
  }
}

This is awesome, and the one thing I was missing in this package. Thank you for sharing!

This is awesome, and the one thing I was missing in this package. Thank you for sharing!

Glad to hear it.