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Game.Net.AvailableResource

Assembly:
Namespace: Game.Net

Type: enum

Base: System.Enum

Summary:
Represents the different kinds of resources, services and transport options the game's networking/availability systems track for a city. This enum is commonly used as an index/identifier when counting or reporting availability (e.g., supply chains, workplace availability, public transport presence). The last member, Count, is a sentinel value representing the total number of entries and is frequently used to size arrays or loops.

Fields

  • Workplaces
    Represents workplace availability (jobs).

  • Services
    General service availability (e.g., police, health, fire coverage).

  • UneducatedCitizens
    Availability or count of uneducated citizens (workers without education).

  • EducatedCitizens
    Availability or count of educated citizens (skilled/educated workforce).

  • OutsideConnection
    Represents availability related to outside connections (imports/exports, external traffic).

  • ConvenienceFoodStore
    Availability of convenience food stores (retail outlets for quick food).

  • GrainSupply
    Supply level for grain resources.

  • VegetableSupply
    Supply level for vegetable resources.

  • WoodSupply
    Supply level for raw wood.

  • TextilesSupply
    Supply level for textiles.

  • ConvenienceFoodSupply
    Supply of convenience food items.

  • PaperSupply
    Supply of paper materials.

  • VehiclesSupply
    Supply of vehicles (for industry or transport).

  • OilSupply
    Supply level for oil.

  • PetrochemicalsSupply
    Supply of petrochemical products.

  • OreSupply
    Supply level for ore.

  • MetalsSupply
    Supply level for processed metals.

  • ElectronicsSupply
    Supply level for electronic components.

  • Attractiveness
    Represents city attractiveness (tourism/land value metric).

  • PlasticsSupply
    Supply level for plastics.

  • CoalSupply
    Supply level for coal.

  • StoneSupply
    Supply level for stone materials.

  • LivestockSupply
    Supply for livestock-related goods.

  • CottonSupply
    Supply of cotton.

  • SteelSupply
    Supply of steel products.

  • MineralSupply
    Supply of various minerals.

  • ChemicalSupply
    Supply level for chemicals.

  • MachinerySupply
    Supply level for machinery components.

  • BeveragesSupply
    Supply level for beverages.

  • TimberSupply
    Supply level for processed timber.

  • Taxi
    Availability/coverage of taxi transport.

  • Bus
    Availability/coverage of bus transport.

  • TramSubway
    Availability/coverage of tram and subway transport.

  • FishSupply
    Supply level for fish/seafood.

  • Count
    Sentinel value representing the total number of enum entries. Useful for sizing arrays or iterating over all resource types.

Properties

  • This enum has no properties.
    Enums are value types; each member has an underlying integer value (default: int starting at 0).

Constructors

  • Enums do not define constructors in user code. Instances are created by assigning one of the enum members.

Methods

  • Enums provide standard System.Enum methods (ToString, Parse, GetValues, etc.) via the base type. No custom methods are declared here.

Usage Example

// Example: create an array sized by the enum Count to hold numeric availability values.
int[] availability = new int[(int)Game.Net.AvailableResource.Count];

// Set some values
availability[(int)Game.Net.AvailableResource.Workplaces] = 12345;
availability[(int)Game.Net.AvailableResource.Bus] = 1;

// Iterate and handle each resource type
for (int i = 0; i < (int)Game.Net.AvailableResource.Count; i++)
{
    var resource = (Game.Net.AvailableResource)i;
    Console.WriteLine($"{resource}: {availability[i]}");
}

// Switch example for handling specific resources
Game.Net.AvailableResource r = Game.Net.AvailableResource.EducatedCitizens;
switch (r)
{
    case Game.Net.AvailableResource.EducatedCitizens:
        // handle educated workforce logic
        break;
    case Game.Net.AvailableResource.UneducatedCitizens:
        // handle uneducated workforce logic
        break;
    // other cases...
}

Additional notes for modders: - The numeric ordering of enum members is important if the enum is used for serialization, networking, or as array indices. Avoid changing or reordering members in mods that interact with game save/network data. - Use the Count member when allocating arrays or iterating to remain compatible with the full set of resource types.