Public/Complete-AbilityBump.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS Bump a players ability .DESCRIPTION If a player has gained enough skill in an ability, you can bump their total. .EXAMPLE Complete-AbilityBump -Player $P -Ability Strength Increasing player ($p) strength ability. If the player has more ability points you will be prompted. .PARAMETER Player This should be a player object created by New-MazeRat .PARAMETER Ability An ability to bump (Dexterity, Strength, or Will) #> function Complete-AbilityBump { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [MazeRat] $Player, [Abilities] $Ability ) Write-Debug ('PC: {0}' -f $Player) Write-Debug ('Ability: {0}' -f $Ability) # Check if there are any available points to be spent if ($Player.AbilityPoints -eq 0) { Write-Host 'No ability points available to spend.' return } elseif ($null -ne $Ability) { Write-Debug 'One ability mentioned. Bumping just that.' # If one ability given then spend one point on it $Player.AbilityBump($Ability) } else { Write-Debug 'No ability mentioned. Lets loop and ask.' # Grab available points and loop until spent for ($Player.AbilityPoints -gt 1) { Write-Debug ('Point: {0}' -f $Player.AbilityPoints) # Prompt for which ability bump do { $a = Read-Host 'Which ability? Dexterity, Strength, Will' } while ([Abilities].GetEnumNames() -notcontains $a) $Player.AbilityBump($a) if ($Player.AbilityPoints -gt 1) { Write-Host 'You still have points to spend!' } } } } |