Game.Prefabs.Modes.FireStationMode

Assembly:
Assembly-CSharp (typical Unity game assembly; adjust if different)

Namespace:
Game.Prefabs.Modes

Type:
class

Base:
LocalModePrefab

Summary:
A mode component used to override per-prefab fire station runtime data (specifically vehicle efficiency) for one or more fire station prefabs. Each entry references a PrefabBase that must contain a FireStation component; methods use the PrefabSystem to resolve the prefab Entity and the EntityManager to read/write the FireStationData component. The nested ModeData type is serializable so entries can be configured in the Unity inspector.

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Fields

• public ModeData[] m_ModeDatas
  Holds the list of mode entries. Each ModeData references a PrefabBase and a vehicle efficiency value to apply to the corresponding FireStationData.

• public class ModeData

• public PrefabBase m_Prefab
  Reference to the prefab (must contain a FireStation component). Configurable in inspector.
• public float m_VehicleEfficiency
  The vehicle efficiency value that will be applied to the prefab's FireStationData.

Properties

• None (no public properties declared by this type)

Constructors

• public FireStationMode()
  Default constructor (no custom initialization in source).

Methods

• public override void RecordChanges(EntityManager entityManager, PrefabSystem prefabSystem)
  Iterates m_ModeDatas and for each entry:
• Retrieves the FireStation component from the referenced PrefabBase.
• If missing, logs a critical error via ComponentBase.baseLog and continues.
• Resolves the prefab Entity via PrefabSystem.GetEntity(component.prefab).

• Calls entityManager.GetComponentData(entity) to read the current data (this appears to force tracking/reading of the component for change recording).

• public override void ApplyModeData(EntityManager entityManager, PrefabSystem prefabSystem)
  Iterates m_ModeDatas and for each entry:

• Retrieves the FireStation component from the referenced PrefabBase.
• If missing, logs a critical error and continues.
• Resolves the prefab Entity.

• Reads the current FireStationData from the Entity, modifies m_VehicleEfficiency to the ModeData value, and writes it back with entityManager.SetComponentData.

• public override void RestoreDefaultData(EntityManager entityManager, PrefabSystem prefabSystem)
  Iterates m_ModeDatas and for each entry:

• Retrieves the FireStation component; logs and continues if missing.
• Resolves the prefab Entity.
• Reads the FireStationData, sets m_VehicleEfficiency back to the original value taken from the FireStation component instance (component.m_VehicleEfficiency), and writes it back to the entity.

Notes and behavior details: - All methods rely on the referenced PrefabBase to have a FireStation component; otherwise a critical log entry is emitted and that entry is skipped. - Methods use EntityManager.GetComponentData and SetComponentData to operate on ECS component data (FireStationData). - ModeData is marked [Serializable] so entries can be populated in the Unity inspector.

Usage Example

// Typical usage: configure entries in the inspector on the FireStation prefab by adding a FireStationMode component.
// Example of programmatically applying a single ModeData entry at runtime (requires access to EntityManager and PrefabSystem):

var mode = new FireStationMode();
mode.m_ModeDatas = new FireStationMode.ModeData[1];
mode.m_ModeDatas[0] = new FireStationMode.ModeData {
    m_Prefab = somePrefabBaseReference, // must reference a prefab containing a FireStation component
    m_VehicleEfficiency = 0.85f
};

// Later, when you have the entityManager and prefabSystem instances:
mode.ApplyModeData(entityManager, prefabSystem);

// To restore defaults:
mode.RestoreDefaultData(entityManager, prefabSystem);

Additional tips: - Populate m_ModeDatas in the inspector for easier mod configuration. - Ensure the PrefabBase references point to the correct prefab assets and that those prefabs contain a FireStation component, otherwise entries will be skipped and a critical log will be produced.