HouseOwner

Remarks

⚠ An opaque key rather than a GuildId, because doc 28's spine forbids the edge. Only Items and Combat may be depended on horizontally, so housing cannot reference Vixen.Gameplay.Social. The guild half is a Guid because that is what a GuildId wraps, and a game converts at the edge.

Doc 28 says guild housing is "the same thing with an IGuildGrain owner and a permission matrix instead of a single owner", and that is exactly what happens here: a guild plot has no implicit owner, so TierOf answers from the explicit grants alone. Mapping a guild rank onto a house tier is the guild's matrix, and it is applied by whoever owns the guild — not by this library, which would have to guess.

Fields and properties (5)

• public PlayerId Player

  Whose it is, or None for a guild's.

• public Guid Guild

  Which guild's it is, or Empty for a player's.

• public static HouseOwner None

  Nobody's. An unsold plot.

• public bool IsSome

  Whether it belongs to anybody.

• public bool IsGuild

  Whether a guild owns it.

Methods (4)

• public HouseOwner(PlayerId Player, Guid Guild)

  Who a plot belongs to: one player, or one guild.

• public static HouseOwner Of(PlayerId player)

  Makes a player's.

• public static HouseOwner OfGuild(Guid guild)

  Makes a guild's.

• public override string ToString()

  Returns the fully qualified type name of this instance.

Used by (2)

• HousePlotVixen.Gameplay.Housing
• HousingTestsVixen.Gameplay.Housing.Tests