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datamined
namespace RimWorld.Planet
{
public static class CaravanTicksPerMoveUtility
{
private const int DownedPawnMoveTicks = 450;
public const float CellToTilesConversionRatio = 190f;
public const int DefaultTicksPerMove = 2500;
public static int GetTicksPerMove(Caravan caravan)
{
if (caravan == null)
{
return 2500;
}
return CaravanTicksPerMoveUtility.GetTicksPerMove(caravan.PawnsListForReading);
}
public static int GetTicksPerMove(List<Pawn> pawns)
{
if (pawns.Any<Pawn>())
{
float num = 0f;
for (int i = 0; i < pawns.Count; i++)
{
int num2 = (!pawns[i].Downed) ? pawns[i].TicksPerMoveCardinal : 450;
num += (float)num2 / (float)pawns.Count;
}
num *= 190f;
return Mathf.Max(Mathf.RoundToInt(num), 1);
}
return 2500;
}
}
}