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Class WMOGroupMop

Namespace
WoWLib.Formats.WMO.Group
Assembly
WoWLib.dll

One WMO group file for one client version: the format version and the MOGP container holding the group's geometry (see WMOGroupBody). A group holds the 3D model data for one unit of a world map object. See https://wowdev.wiki/WMO.

public class WMOGroupMop : WMOGroup, IDisposable
Inheritance
WMOGroupMop
Implements
Inherited Members

Constructors

WMOGroupMop()

public WMOGroupMop()

WMOGroupMop(WMOGroupMop)

Copy-construct: a deep copy of other (the C++ copy constructor).

public WMOGroupMop(WMOGroupMop other)

Parameters

other WMOGroupMop

Properties

Body

The MOGP container: group header and geometry.

public WMOGroupBodyMop Body { get; set; }

Property Value

WMOGroupBodyMop

Mver

The WMO format version; 17 for every supported client.

public uint Mver { get; set; }

Property Value

uint

Methods

Dispose()

Release the native object now. Optional: the finalizer releases it on collection anyway - dispose (or using) when you want native memory back promptly.

public override void Dispose()

EnsureValid()

Validate and raise on the first error instead of returning a report — the assert-style face of validate().

public void EnsureValid()

Read(byte[])

Deserialize file bytes into this entity, replacing its contents. Unmodeled chunks are preserved so an unmodified entity rewrites byte-for-byte.

public void Read(byte[] data)

Parameters

data byte[]

the file bytes

Validate()

Check the logical integrity contracts this file must satisfy to LOAD in the client — companion-chunk counts, index ranges, flag/presence coherence — which write() deliberately never enforces. Call it before writing when you want to know the result will load. A file read from a client and left unmodified reports no errors; warnings mark states real client files ship.

public ValidationReport Validate()

Returns

ValidationReport

every violated contract, in member order

Write()

Serialize this entity.

public byte[] Write()

Returns

byte[]

the file bytes