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Every scenario, and the test Scripted scenario, names an Id; Name is display only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
36 lines
1.6 KiB
C#
36 lines
1.6 KiB
C#
// A scenario is one way to set up a new run (docs/scenarios-cut.md, R): a script, compiled with the game, that says
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// which galaxy to generate and what the run starts with. New Game lists them (Scenarios). RunStart runs one: it
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// generates the galaxy through GalaxyStage, the arena under Ambient, and admits what Stage placed through a
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// ScenarioStage. A scenario only declares; once staged, everything it placed is ordinary run state.
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public abstract class Scenario
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{
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public abstract string Name { get; }
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// The scenario's stable identity: kebab-case, unique across Scenarios, never shown to the player, recorded by
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// matches and replays. Name is display only.
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public abstract string Id { get; }
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// The conditions and what to verify in them, shown under the scenario's button.
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public abstract string Brief { get; }
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// Zero draws the seed from the clock, so each launch is a new galaxy. Anything else fixes the galaxy, its
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// background, its arena and every fit, each item's maker and workmanship included, so every launch has the same
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// layout.
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public virtual uint Seed => 0;
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// False: the arena keeps its planets, orbits and stations but generates no ship or turret, so nothing wanders into
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// the scenario's conditions.
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public virtual bool Ambient => true;
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// Which galaxy the run is in: stage.Main() or stage.Prelude().
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public abstract Galaxy Generate(GalaxyStage stage);
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// What the run starts with: exactly one stage.Player, and anything else the scenario places.
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public abstract void Stage(ScenarioStage stage);
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}
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public enum ScenarioStance
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{
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Neutral,
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Hostile
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}
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