#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN     // Exclude rarely-used stuff from Windows headers
#include <windows.h>

// Include important header files needed to interface with Outpost 2
// Include header files to make it easier to build levels
#include "..\OP2Helper\OP2Helper.h"

// Include base layout data
// Note: Editing this file is a good way to build bases.
#include "BaseData.h"


char MapName[]          = "frozenwaste.map";                            // The .map file used for this level
char LevelDesc[]        = "Outcaster Mission 1";    // Description appearing in the game list box
char TechtreeName[]     = "LOPTEK.TXT";                     // File to use for the tech tree
SDescBlock DescBlock    = { Colony, 2, 4, 0 }; // Important level details



// Note: This is the DLL entry point which is called by Windows when the
//       DLL is first loaded into a processes address space or unloaded
//       from the process address space. This function also be called for
//       each thread owned by the process, but this has been disabled
//       for efficiency reasons by the DisableThreadLibraryCalls during
//       the first time the method is run.
// Note: You most likely do NOT need to edit this and unless you really
//       know what you're doing you probably shouldn't.

BOOL APIENTRY DllMain(HINSTANCE hinstDLL, DWORD fdwReason, LPVOID lpvReserved)
{
    if (fdwReason == DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH)
    {
        DisableThreadLibraryCalls(hinstDLL);
    }

    return TRUE;
}



// Note: The following function is called once by Outpost2.exe when the
//       level is first initialized. This is where you want to create
//       all the initial units and structures as well as setup any
//       map/level environment settings such as day and night.

int InitProc()
{

    Unit x;
    //outcaster's starting units

    TethysGame::CreateBeacon(mapMiningBeacon, 54+31, 37-1, 0, 1, 1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapCommandCenter, LOCATION(40+31, 16-1), 0, mapNone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapConVec, LOCATION(37+31, 8-1), 0, mapNone, 3);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapStructureFactory, LOCATION(40+31, 4-1), 0, mapBasicLab, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapTokamak, LOCATION(36+31, 22-1), 0, mapNone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapCommonOreSmelter, LOCATION(51+31, 31-1), 0, mapNone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapAgridome, LOCATION(60+31, 6-1), 0, mapNone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapCommonStorage, LOCATION(45+31, 5-1), 0, mapNone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapLightTower, LOCATION(31+31, 20-1), 0, mapNone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapCargoTruck, LOCATION(47+31, 25-1), 0, mapNone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);


    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapCargoTruck, LOCATION(47+31, 27-1), 0, mapNone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapEarthworker, LOCATION(44+31, 26-1), 0, mapNone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapRoboMiner, LOCATION(32+31, 11-1), 0, mapNone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapRoboSurveyor, LOCATION(30+31, 11-1), 0, mapNone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapScout, LOCATION(30+31, 9-1), 0, mapNone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapEvacuationTransport, LOCATION(30+31, 7-1), 0, mapNone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);


    CreateTubeOrWallLine(40+31, 7-1, 40+31, 14-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(43+31, 4-1, 44+31, 4-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(43+31, 16-1, 58+31, 16-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(60+31, 14-1, 60+31, 7-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(40+31, 18-1, 40+31, 20-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(39+31, 20-1, 39+31, 25-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(38+31, 25-1, 36+31, 25-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(36+31, 26-1, 36+31, 30-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(36+31, 31-1, 48+31, 31-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(36+31, 32-1, 34+31, 32-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(38+31, 20-1, 32+31, 20-1, mapTube);



    Player[0].GoPlymouth();
    Player[0].SetColorNumber(3);


    // Place all bases on the map



    // Misc initialization
    TethysGame::CreateWreck(95, 63, (map_id)11999, 0); // Tech #11999 - tiger speed upgrade

    TethysGame::ForceMoraleGood(-1);
    TethysGame::FreeMoraleLevel(-1);
    TethysGame::SetDaylightEverywhere(0);
    GameMap::SetInitialLightLevel(-32);

    CreateLastOneStandingVictoryCondition();

    return 1; // return 1 if OK; 0 on failure
}


// Note: The following function seems to be intended for use in
//       controlling an AI. It is called once every game cycle.
//       Use it for whatever code needs to run on a continual basis.
// Note: The standard level DLLs released by Sierra leave this function
//       empty and handle all AI controls through triggers.

void AIProc()
{
}

Trigger Trig;
CreateResourceTrigger(1, 1, resColonists, 200, 0, mapAny, mapAny, 0, cmpGreaterEqual, "NoResponseToTrigger");
CreateVictoryCondition(1, 1, trig, "Have200colonists");
//       of a buffer that is saved to saved game files. Outpost2.exe
//       calls this function and passes it a pointer to a structure
//       which describes this buffer. This function is required to set
//       the fields of this structure. If no buffer needs to be saved
//       to a saved game file, then the buffer pointer needs to be set
//       to 0, and the length should also be set to 0.
// Note: This function is called once when the DLL is first initialized.
//       This means that all data to be saved must have space reserved
//       ahead of time at the start of the level. (Static sized storage)
//       In other words, there is no way to dynamically grow the size of
//       the buffer if more space is needed than originally specified.
// Note: You can probably stretch the above limitation by saving the
//       pointer to the buffer description passed by Outpost2.exe. This
//       may allow you to increase the buffer size dynamically but the
//       idea is yet untested. Keep in mind that you have no idea when
//       a game may be saved (or just loaded).

void __cdecl GetSaveRegions(struct BufferDesc &bufDesc)
{
bufDesc.bufferStart = &SD;             // Pointer to a buffer that needs to be saved
bufDesc.length = sizeof(SD);   // sizeof(buffer)
}





// Note: These last two functions aren't absolutely required by a level
//       but they found in almost all DLLs anyways.


// Note: This export usually exists, but does nothing other than return 0.
//       It's use may have been for checking for victory/failure conditions
//       that are not easily checked for by using triggers.

int StatusProc()
{
    return 0; // must return 0
}


// Note: This is a trigger callback function. This function is
//       intentionally left empty and is used as the trigger
//       callback function for triggers that don't want or need
//       any special callback function.
// Note: The use of SCRIPT_API is used by all trigger functions
//       to ensure they are exported correctly. (Although,
//       technically it's not needed in this case since this
//       function has a function prototype defined in
//       RequiredExports.h which contains the SCRIPT_API macro
//       in it. However, most other trigger callback functions
//       won't have a function prototype anywhere (and you really
//       don't need to declare a function prototype since you
//       should never be calling a callback function yourself)
//       so you should use the SCRIPT_API macro when you define
//       the function.
//       Might as well set a good example. =)
SCRIPT_API void NoResponseToTrigger()
{#define WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN        // Exclude rarely-used stuff from Windows headers
#include <windows.h>

// Include important header files needed to interface with Outpost 2
// Include header files to make it easier to build levels



// Include base layout data
// Note: Editing this file is a good way to build bases.
#include "BaseData.h"



// Note: These exports are required by Outpost2.exe from every level
//       DLL. They give values for the map and tech trees used by the
//       level and a description to place in the level listbox. The
//       last export is used to define characteristics of the level.
//       See RequiredExports.h for more details.
//       ** Be sure to set these when you build your own level**

char MapName[]          = "frozenwaste.map";                            // The .map file used for this level
char LevelDesc[]        = "Outcaster Mission 1";    // Description appearing in the game list box
char TechtreeName[]     = "LOPTEK.TXT";                     // File to use for the tech tree
SDescBlock DescBlock    = { Colony, 1, 4, 0 }; // Important level details



// Note: This is the DLL entry point which is called by Windows when the
//       DLL is first loaded into a processes address space or unloaded
//       from the process address space. This function also be called for
//       each thread owned by the process, but this has been disabled
//       for efficiency reasons by the DisableThreadLibraryCalls during
//       the first time the method is run.
// Note: You most likely do NOT need to edit this and unless you really
//       know what you're doing you probably shouldn't.

BOOL APIENTRY DllMain(HINSTANCE hinstDLL, DWORD fdwReason, LPVOID lpvReserved)
{
    if (fdwReason == DLL_PROCESS_ATTACH)
    {
        DisableThreadLibraryCalls(hinstDLL);
    }

    return TRUE;
}



// Note: The following function is called once by Outpost2.exe when the
//       level is first initialized. This is where you want to create
//       all the initial units and structures as well as setup any
//       map/level environment settings such as day and night.

int InitProc()
{
    int i;

    //outcaster's starting units

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapCommandCenter, int(40+31, 16-1), 0, mapNone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapConVec, int(37+31, 8-1), 0, mapnone, 3);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapStructureFactory, int(40+31 4-1), 0, mapBasicLab, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapTokamak, int(36+31 22-1), 0, mapnone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapCommonOreSmelter, int(51+31 31-1), 0, mapnone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapAgridome, int(60+31 6-1), 0, mapnone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapCommonStorage, int(45+31 5-1), 0, mapnone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapLightTower, int(31+31 20-1), 0, mapnone, 0);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapCargoTruck, int(47+31 25-1), 0, mapnone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);


    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapCargoTruck, int(47+31 27-1), 0, mapnone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapEarthWorker, int(44+31 26-1), 0, mapnone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapRoboMiner, int(32+31 11-1), 0, mapnone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapRoboSurveyor, int(30+31 11-1), 0, mapnone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapScout, int(30+31 9-1), 0, mapnone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);

    TethysGame::CreateUnit(x, mapEvacuationTransport, int(30+31 7-1), 0, mapnone, 0);
    x.DoSetLights(1);


    CreateTubeOrWallLine(40+31, 7-1, 40+31, 14-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(43+31, 4-1, 44+31, 4-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(43+31, 16-1, 58+31, 16-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(60+31, 14-1, 60+31, 7-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(40+31, 18-1, 40+31, 20-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(39+31, 20-1, 39+31, 25-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(38+31, 25-1, 36+31, 25-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(36+31, 26-1, 36+31, 30-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(36+31, 31-1, 48+31, 31-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(36+31, 32-1, 34+31, 32-1, mapTube);

    CreateTubeOrWallLine(38+31, 20-1, 32+31, 20-1, mapTube);



    Player[0].GoPlymouth();
    Player[0].SetColorNumber(3);


    // Place all bases on the map
    for (i = 0; i < TethysGame::NoPlayers(); i++)
    {
        InitPlayerResources(i);

        StartLocation &sLoc = startLocation[i];
        CreateBase(i, sLoc.x, sLoc.y, *sLoc.baseInfo);
        Player[i].CenterViewOn(sLoc.x, sLoc.y);
    }


    // Misc initialization
    TethysGame::CreateWreck(95, 63, (map_id)11999, 0); // Tech #11999 - tiger speed upgrade

    TethysGame::ForceMoraleGood(-1);
    if (TethysGame::UsesMorale())
        TethysGame::FreeMoraleLevel(-1);
    TethysGame::SetDaylightEverywhere(TethysGame::UsesDayNight() == 0);
    TethysGame::SetDaylightMoves(0);
    GameMap::SetInitialLightLevel(-32);


    return 1; // return 1 if OK; 0 on failure
}


// Note: The following function seems to be intended for use in
//       controlling an AI. It is called once every game cycle.
//       Use it for whatever code needs to run on a continual basis.
// Note: The standard level DLLs released by Sierra leave this function
//       empty and handle all AI controls through triggers.

void AIProc()
{
}


void CreateMiningLocations()
{
    GetMapSize();
    TethysGame::reateBeacon(mapMiningBeacon, 54+31, 37-1, 0, 1, 1);

// Nif(Player[0].Workers() + Player[0].Scientists() + Player[0].Kids() == 0)
{
    CreateFailureCondition(1, 0, CreateCountTrigger(1, 0, -1, mapAny, mapAny, 0, cmpGreaterEqual, "NoResponseToTrigger"), "");
}

if(Player[0].hasActiveCommand() == 0)
{
    CreateFailureCondition(1, 0, CreateCountTrigger(1, 0, -1, mapAny, mapAny, 0, cmpGreaterEqual, "NoResponseToTrigger"), "");
}//note: This function is called by Outpost2.exe to obtain a description

Trigger Trig:
CreateResourceTrigger(1, 1, resColonists, 200, 0, mapAny, mapAny, 0, cmpGreaterEqual, "NoResponseToTrigger");
CreateVictoryCondition(1, 1, trig, "Have 200 colonists");
//       of a buffer that is saved to saved game files. Outpost2.exe
//       calls this function and passes it a pointer to a structure
//       which describes this buffer. This function is required to set
//       the fields of this structure. If no buffer needs to be saved
//       to a saved game file, then the buffer pointer needs to be set
//       to 0, and the length should also be set to 0.
// Note: This function is called once when the DLL is first initialized.
//       This means that all data to be saved must have space reserved
//       ahead of time at the start of the level. (Static sized storage)
//       In other words, there is no way to dynamically grow the size of
//       the buffer if more space is needed than originally specified.
// Note: You can probably stretch the above limitation by saving the
//       pointer to the buffer description passed by Outpost2.exe. This
//       may allow you to increase the buffer size dynamically but the
//       idea is yet untested. Keep in mind that you have no idea when
//       a game may be saved (or just loaded).

void __cdecl GetSaveRegions(struct BufferDesc &bufDesc)
{
bufDesc.bufferStart = &SD;             // Pointer to a buffer that needs to be saved
bufDesc.length = sizeof(SD);   // sizeof(buffer)
}





// Note: These last two functions aren't absolutely required by a level
//       but they found in almost all DLLs anyways.


// Note: This export usually exists, but does nothing other than return 0.
//       It's use may have been for checking for victory/failure conditions
//       that are not easily checked for by using triggers.

int StatusProc()
{
    return 0; // must return 0
}


// Note: This is a trigger callback function. This function is
//       intentionally left empty and is used as the trigger
//       callback function for triggers that don't want or need
//       any special callback function.
// Note: The use of SCRIPT_API is used by all trigger functions
//       to ensure they are exported correctly. (Although,
//       technically it's not needed in this case since this
//       function has a function prototype defined in
//       RequiredExports.h which contains the SCRIPT_API macro
//       in it. However, most other trigger callback functions
//       won't have a function prototype anywhere (and you really
//       don't need to declare a function prototype since you
//       should never be calling a callback function yourself)
//       so you should use the SCRIPT_API macro when you define
//       the function.
//       Might as well set a good example. =)
SCRIPT_API void NoResponseToTrigger()
{
}