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Game.Simulation.GarbageTransferRequestFlags

Assembly:
Assembly-CSharp (likely Assembly-CSharp.dll — part of the game's managed assemblies)

Namespace:
Game.Simulation

Type:
enum (flags)

Base:
System.Enum (underlying type: System.UInt16 / ushort)

Summary:
A bitmask enum used to describe the requested behavior for garbage transfer requests in the simulation. The enum is decorated with [Flags], so multiple values can be combined to express compound requirements (e.g., a request that both delivers and requires transport). Typical uses include marking whether a request is for delivering or receiving goods, and whether it requires transport by vehicles.

Fields

  • Deliver = 1
    Flag indicating the request is for delivering (sending) garbage/items from a source.

  • Receive = 2
    Flag indicating the request is for receiving garbage/items at a destination.

  • RequireTransport = 4
    Flag indicating the request requires transport (i.e., needs vehicles to move the items).

Properties

  • (none)
    This enum does not define properties.

Constructors

  • (none)
    Enums do not expose constructors in typical usage.

Methods

  • (none)
    The enum itself adds no methods. Consumers will typically use bitwise operations or Enum.HasFlag to inspect combined flags.

Usage Example

// Create a request that both delivers and requires transport
var flags = Game.Simulation.GarbageTransferRequestFlags.Deliver | Game.Simulation.GarbageTransferRequestFlags.RequireTransport;

// Check if the request requires transport
bool needsTransport = (flags & Game.Simulation.GarbageTransferRequestFlags.RequireTransport) != 0;
// or using Enum.HasFlag
bool needsTransport2 = flags.HasFlag(Game.Simulation.GarbageTransferRequestFlags.RequireTransport);

// Create a receive-only request
var receiveOnly = Game.Simulation.GarbageTransferRequestFlags.Receive;

Additional notes: - Because this enum is marked with [Flags], prefer combining values with bitwise OR (|) and testing with bitwise AND (&) or HasFlag for clarity. - The underlying type is ushort, so values are limited to 16 bits.