using System;
using Server;
using Server.Items;
using Server.Mobiles;
using System.Collections.Generic;

/*
** XmlQuestPointsRewards
** ArteGordon
** updated 9/18/05
**
** this class lets you specify rewards that can be purchased for XmlQuestPoints quest Credits.
** The items will be displayed in the QuestPointsRewardGump that is opened by the QuestPointsRewardStone
*/

namespace Server.Engines.XmlSpawner2
{
	public class XmlQuestPointsRewards
	{
		public int Cost;       // cost of the reward in credits
		public Type  RewardType;   // this will be used to create an instance of the reward
		public string Name;         // used to describe the reward in the gump
		public int ItemID;     // used for display purposes
		public int ItemHue;
		public int yOffset;
		public object [] RewardArgs; // arguments passed to the reward constructor
		public int MinPoints;   // the minimum points requirement for the reward

		private static List<XmlQuestPointsRewards> PointsRewardList = new List<XmlQuestPointsRewards>();

		public static List<XmlQuestPointsRewards> RewardsList { get { return PointsRewardList; } }

		public XmlQuestPointsRewards(int minpoints, Type reward, string name, int cost, int id, int hue, int yoffset, object[] args)
		{
			RewardType = reward;
			Cost = cost;
			ItemID = id;
			ItemHue = hue;
			Name = name;
			RewardArgs = args;
			MinPoints = minpoints;
			yOffset = yoffset;
		}

		public static void Initialize()
		{
            // these are items as rewards. Note that the args list must match a constructor for the reward type specified.
            PointsRewardList.Add( new XmlQuestPointsRewards( 1000, typeof(PowerScroll), "105 Smithing powerscroll", 1000, 0x14F0, 0, 5, new object[] { SkillName.Blacksmith, 105 }));
            PointsRewardList.Add( new XmlQuestPointsRewards( 2000, typeof(PowerScroll), "110 Smithing powerscroll", 2000, 0x14F0, 0x22, 5, new object[] { SkillName.Blacksmith, 110 }));
            PointsRewardList.Add( new XmlQuestPointsRewards( 4000, typeof(PowerScroll), "115 Smithing powerscroll", 4000, 0x14F0, 0x44, 5, new object[] { SkillName.Blacksmith, 115 }));
            PointsRewardList.Add( new XmlQuestPointsRewards( 500, typeof(AncientSmithyHammer), "+20 Ancient Smithy Hammer, 50 uses", 500, 0x13E4, 0, 5, new object[] { 20, 50 }));
            PointsRewardList.Add( new XmlQuestPointsRewards( 200, typeof(ColoredAnvil), "Colored Anvil", 400, 0xFAF, 0, 5, null ));
            PointsRewardList.Add( new XmlQuestPointsRewards( 100, typeof(PowderOfTemperament), "Powder Of Temperament, 10 uses", 300, 4102, 0, 5, new object[] { 10 }));
            PointsRewardList.Add( new XmlQuestPointsRewards( 100, typeof(LeatherGlovesOfMining), "+20 Leather Gloves Of Mining", 200, 0x13c6, 0, 5, new object[] { 20 }));

			// this is an example of adding a mobile as a reward
            PointsRewardList.Add( new XmlQuestPointsRewards( 0, typeof(RidableLlama),"Ridable Llama", 1, 0x20f6, 0, -15, null));

            // this is an example of adding an attachment as a reward
            //PointsRewardList.Add( new XmlQuestPointsRewards( 0, typeof(XmlEnemyMastery), "+200% Balron Mastery for 1 day", 2, 0, 0, 0, new object[] { "Balron", 50, 200, 1440.0 }));
			//PointsRewardList.Add( new XmlQuestPointsRewards( 0, typeof(XmlStr), "+20 Strength for 1 day", 10, 0, new object[] { 20, 86400.0 }));
		}
	}
}