Buff Class

Delta Engine Documentation

This is used to increase or decrease the value of a creep/tower statistic - either by multiplying the base value or by adding to it View code on GitHub

Inheritance Hierarchy

System Object
CreepyTowers.Stats Buff

Namespace: CreepyTowers.Stats
Assembly: CreepyTowers (in CreepyTowers.exe) Version: 1.1.1.0 (1.1.1)

Syntax

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public class Buff

public class Buff

Public Class Buff

Public Class Buff

public ref class Buff

public ref class Buff

type Buff =  class end

type Buff =  class end

The Buff type exposes the following members.

Constructors

	Name	Description
	Buff	Initializes a new instance of the Buff class

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Properties

	Name	Description
	Effect	View code on GitHub
	Elapsed	View code on GitHub
	IsExpired	View code on GitHub
	Stat

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Remarks

Tests: CreepyTowers.Tests.Stats.BuffEffectTests

Examples

6 unit tests call CreepyTowers.Stats.Buff

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[Test]
public void SettingsConstructor()
{
    var goldBuff = new BuffEffect("TestGoldBuff");
    Assert.AreEqual("Gold", goldBuff.Attribute);
    Assert.AreEqual(2.0f, goldBuff.Multiplier);
    Assert.AreEqual(-3.0f, goldBuff.Addition);
    Assert.AreEqual(5.0f, goldBuff.Duration);
}

[Test]
public void SettingsConstructor()
{
    var goldBuff = new BuffEffect("TestGoldBuff");
    Assert.AreEqual("Gold", goldBuff.Attribute);
    Assert.AreEqual(2.0f, goldBuff.Multiplier);
    Assert.AreEqual(-3.0f, goldBuff.Addition);
    Assert.AreEqual(5.0f, goldBuff.Duration);
}

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[Test]
public void Constructor()
{
    var stat = new Stat(100.0f);
    var effect = new BuffEffect("TestGoldBuff");
    var buff = new Buff(stat, effect);
    Assert.AreEqual(stat, buff.Stat);
    Assert.AreEqual(effect, buff.Effect);
    Assert.AreEqual(0, buff.Elapsed);
}

[Test]
public void Constructor()
{
    var stat = new Stat(100.0f);
    var effect = new BuffEffect("TestGoldBuff");
    var buff = new Buff(stat, effect);
    Assert.AreEqual(stat, buff.Stat);
    Assert.AreEqual(effect, buff.Effect);
    Assert.AreEqual(0, buff.Elapsed);
}

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[Test]
public void Properties()
{
    var stat = new Stat(100.0f);
    const float Elapsed = 4.0f;
    var effect = new BuffEffect("TestGoldBuff");
    var buff = new Buff(new Stat(0.0f), new BuffEffect("TestHpBuff"))
    {
        Stat = stat,
        Effect = effect,
        Elapsed = Elapsed
    };
    Assert.AreEqual(stat, buff.Stat);
    Assert.AreEqual(effect, buff.Effect);
    Assert.AreEqual(Elapsed, buff.Elapsed);
}

[Test]
public void Properties()
{
    var stat = new Stat(100.0f);
    const float Elapsed = 4.0f;
    var effect = new BuffEffect("TestGoldBuff");
    var buff = new Buff(new Stat(0.0f), new BuffEffect("TestHpBuff"))
    {
        Stat = stat,
        Effect = effect,
        Elapsed = Elapsed
    };
    Assert.AreEqual(stat, buff.Stat);
    Assert.AreEqual(effect, buff.Effect);
    Assert.AreEqual(Elapsed, buff.Elapsed);
}