Crafter

Remarks

Doc 28: "nothing here is technically hard; the value is in it being the same system as gathering and using the same requirement algebra". A station is a tag query, so a forge and an enchanted forge both satisfy one recipe; a skill is a number a ProgressionState already answers; a gate is a RequirementSet.

⚠ It consumes nothing and produces nothing. Craft reports what must move, exactly as QuestJournal.TurnIn and the economy's intents do.

Fields and properties (3)

• public CraftingLibrary Library

  Where the recipes come from.

• public IRequirementContext? Skills

  What answers their skill and their requirements.

• public int Learned

  How many recipes they have learned beyond the ones everybody knows.

Events (1)

• public Action<Recipe>? Discovered

  Raised when a recipe is learned, however it was.

Methods (7)

• public Crafter(CraftingLibrary library, IRequirementContext? skills = null)

  Makes one.

• public bool Knows(Recipe recipe)

  Whether they know a recipe.

• public bool Learn(Recipe recipe)

  Teaches them one.

• public int SkillIn(Recipe recipe)

  How good they are at a recipe's profession.

• public CraftingRefusal CanCraft(Recipe recipe, GameplayTagSet? stations, IReadOnlyDictionary<uint, int> holdings)

  Whether they can make something, and why not.

• public CraftingRefusal Craft(Recipe recipe, GameplayTagSet? stations, IReadOnlyDictionary<uint, int> holdings, ulong attempt, out CraftingResult result)

  Makes something, and says what to move.

• public bool TryDiscover(IReadOnlyList<RecipeItem> ingredients, out Recipe? recipe)

  Tries to find a recipe by putting things in the pot.

Used by (1)

• CraftingTestsVixen.Gameplay.Crafting.Tests