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Game.Economy.Resource

Assembly:
Assembly-CSharp.dll

Namespace:
Game.Economy

Type:
public enum

Base:
System.Enum (underlying type: System.UInt64 / ulong)

Summary:
Represents the different resource types used by the game's economy systems. Each named value is assigned a distinct ulong power-of-two value (bit mask), so values can be combined with bitwise operations to represent sets of resources. The enum includes common goods (Food, Wood, Metals, etc.), services (Lodging, Telecom), industrial inputs and outputs (Oil, Petrochemicals, Plastics), waste (Garbage), and special sentinel values such as NoResource, Last, and All.

Fields

  • NoResource = 0uL
    Represents no resource (empty set).

  • Money = 1uL
    Currency resource.

  • Grain = 2uL
    Raw agricultural grain.

  • ConvenienceFood = 4uL
    Processed convenience food product.

  • Food = 8uL
    General food resource.

  • Vegetables = 16uL
    Vegetable produce.

  • Meals = 32uL
    Prepared meals (processed food).

  • Wood = 64uL
    Raw wood/logs.

  • Timber = 128uL
    Processed timber (sawn wood).

  • Paper = 256uL
    Paper products.

  • Furniture = 512uL
    Furniture goods.

  • Vehicles = 1024uL
    Passenger or commercial vehicles.

  • Lodging = 2048uL
    Service representing lodging capacity.

  • UnsortedMail = 4096uL
    Mail before sorting.

  • LocalMail = 8192uL
    Mail destined for local delivery.

  • OutgoingMail = 16384uL
    Mail leaving the city/region.

  • Oil = 32768uL
    Crude oil resource.

  • Petrochemicals = 65536uL
    Refined petrochemical products.

  • Ore = 131072uL
    Raw ore resource.

  • Plastics = 262144uL
    Plastic materials.

  • Metals = 524288uL
    General metals.

  • Electronics = 1048576uL
    Electronic goods.

  • Software = 2097152uL
    Software product/resource.

  • Coal = 4194304uL
    Coal resource.

  • Stone = 8388608uL
    Stone resource.

  • Livestock = 16777216uL
    Farm livestock.

  • Cotton = 33554432uL
    Cotton raw material.

  • Steel = 67108864uL
    Steel product.

  • Minerals = 134217728uL
    General mineral resources.

  • Concrete = 268435456uL
    Construction concrete.

  • Machinery = 536870912uL
    Machinery goods.

  • Chemicals = 1073741824uL
    Chemical products.

  • Pharmaceuticals = 2147483648uL
    Pharmaceutical products.

  • Beverages = 4294967296uL
    Drinkable beverage products.

  • Textiles = 8589934592uL
    Textile goods.

  • Telecom = 17179869184uL
    Telecommunication service/product.

  • Financial = 34359738368uL
    Financial services/products.

  • Media = 68719476736uL
    Media-related goods/services.

  • Entertainment = 137438953472uL
    Entertainment industry output.

  • Recreation = 274877906944uL
    Recreation-related services/goods.

  • Garbage = 549755813888uL
    Waste/trash resource.

  • Fish = 1099511627776uL
    Fish/seafaring food product.

  • Last = 2199023255552uL
    Sentinel value likely representing the highest explicitly defined resource bit; useful for iteration bounds or versioning checks.

  • All = ulong.MaxValue
    All bits set (all resources). Note: All sets every bit of the underlying ulong, which may include bits beyond the explicit resource values; treat with care.

Properties

  • (none)
    This enum defines no properties. It is intended for use as named constants/bit masks.

Constructors

  • (none)
    Enums have implicit constructors provided by the runtime; there are no custom constructors here.

Methods

  • (none)
    No enum-specific methods are declared. Typical operations are performed with built-in bitwise operators, Enum methods, and casts.

Usage Example

// Combine resources using bitwise OR
Game.Economy.Resource combo = Game.Economy.Resource.Wood | Game.Economy.Resource.Metal | Game.Economy.Resource.Food;

// Check if a specific resource is present (bitwise)
bool hasWood = (combo & Game.Economy.Resource.Wood) != 0;
// Or using Enum.HasFlag (works but is slower due to boxing on enums prior to .NET Core)
bool hasFood = combo.HasFlag(Game.Economy.Resource.Food);

// Add and remove flags
combo |= Game.Economy.Resource.Machinery;          // add Machinery
combo &= ~Game.Economy.Resource.Metal;             // remove Metals

// Iterate over defined resource flags (careful: Enum.GetValues will return all named values,
// including NoResource, Last and All)
foreach (Game.Economy.Resource r in Enum.GetValues(typeof(Game.Economy.Resource)))
{
    if (r == Game.Economy.Resource.NoResource) continue;
    if (r == Game.Economy.Resource.All) continue;
    if (r == Game.Economy.Resource.Last) continue;

    if ((combo & r) != 0)
    {
        Console.WriteLine($"Combo contains: {r}");
    }
}

// Casting to ulong to inspect raw mask
ulong mask = (ulong)combo;
Console.WriteLine($"Raw mask: 0x{mask:X16}");

// Checking for any resource (non-empty)
bool any = combo != Game.Economy.Resource.NoResource;

Notes: - Although this enum is not annotated with [Flags] in the source snippet, the assigned values are powers of two and intended to be used as bit flags. Use bitwise operators to combine and test resources. - Use caution when using Resource.All, as it sets every bit of the ulong (including bits that are not currently assigned to a named resource).