def handle_read_only(self):
if config.HANDLED_READ_ONLY:
return
# check that Display Message when Modifying Read-Only Parts is not set
# (Customer Defaults > Assemblies > Miscellaneous > Display Message when Modifying Read-Only Parts)
read_only_warn_mod = self.session.OptionsManager.GetIntValue(
"Assemblies_DisplayReadOnly")
logging.getLogger(__name__).debug(
"Assemblies Warn Read-Only state: {}".format(read_only_warn_mod))
if read_only_warn_mod == 1:
msg = [
"Display of modification warning for Read-Only parts is turned on.",
"",
"This means that for every Read-Only part being processed, ",
"\tyou will get a warning that the part was modified during processing.",
"",
"To suppress this, you need to turn the following option off and restart NX for the change to take affect.",
"File > Utilities > Customer Defaults > Assemblies > Miscellaneous > Display Message when Modifying Read-Only Parts",
"",
"Do you want to continue processing parts read-only parts?",
]
res = dialog.question(
msg, "Read-Only modifications will display warning")
if res == 2:
# user chose to abort. make sure nothing else processes
self.parts_to_process.clear()
res = dialog.question("Do you want these warnings turned off?",
"Turn off warnings")
# turn off warning for user
if res == 1:
change_opt = self.session.OptionsManager.NewOptionsChangeList(
NXOpen.Options.LevelType.User,
NXOpen.Options.LevelLockedByDefault.FalseValue)
change_opt.SetValue("Assemblies_DisplayReadOnly", 0)
change_opt.Save()
change_opt.Dispose()
dialog.info(
"Modification warnings turned off. Please restart NX.")
# will tell part processing to abort
return True
# keep this dialog from showing again
config.HANDLED_READ_ONLY = True
def activate(self):
action = dialog.question(self.intro,
('I have an item to sell', 'I would like to make a purchase', 'Never mind'))
if action == 0:
self.do_sell()
elif action == 1:
choice = dialog.question('Select the item your heart desires:', self.item_names)
if choice >= len(self.item_names)-1:
dialog.message("Come back when you are ready to order!")
return
item = self.item_list[choice]
hero = core.game.save_data.hero
if item.value <= hero.get_gold():
hero.add_gold( -item.get_value() )
self.purchased(item)
else:
dialog.message('Come back when you have accumulated enough gold!')
def walk_in_front_of_dude(self):
choice = dialog.question(
"I am the wise dude. What is it you would like to know?",
[ "What am I supposed to do here?",
"How does fighting work?",
"Any hints on getting started?",
"This seems too simple, is that it?" ])
if choice == 0:
dialog.message("You're job is to destroy the evil Minotaur. " +
"He lives in a cave north of town. You'll find " +
"him on the 20th level. Yeah, its a big cave. " +
"Should be pretty easy to find him though, the " +
"levels are mostly just stops between stairs. " +
"No one knows why he'd want to keep digging like " +
"that, seems like it would be a pain to go up " +
"and down the stairs all the time to mess with us.")
elif choice == 1:
dialog.message("Its pretty simple really, you can hack, slash, " +
"or stab. Each method has a different chance of " +
"hitting and does a different amount of damage. " +
"Hack is the basic attack. It is the easiest to " +
"hit with, but does the least damage. Slash is " +
"a little harder to hit with, but does more " +
"damage. Stab is the hardest to use, but does " +
"the most damage. Now get out there and fight")
elif choice == 2:
dialog.message("Starting out is always the hardest part. You " +
"have nothing but a little money. At least its " +
"not zilch. There are two basic strategies for " +
"you. Either save the money for the hospital, " +
"or go get yourself armor or a weapon and get " +
"fighting. If you buy armor, you have a better " +
"chance of not getting hit. The weapon will " +
"allow you to hit more often and do more damage. " +
"I'd go with the weapon, personally, since the " +
"early fights will be shorter and you won't have " +
"as many opportunities to get hurt.")
dialog.message("At the very beginning, you'll want to stick to " +
"the area right outside of town. Then come back " +
"to town after each fight. Heal and save, that " +
"sort of thing. After you have a couple of " +
"levels under your belt, and some decent " +
"equiptment, you can head to the cave. Fight on " +
"each level until you are comfortable with the " +
"risk. That doesn't mean hang around levels " +
"with no challenge! You won't get anywhere here " +
"unless you take risks. The deeper you go into " +
"the cave, the more money and experience you get.")
elif choice == 3:
dialog.message("Ummm... That really is about it. Oh yeah, if " +
"you do manage to get rid of the evil Minotaur, " +
"we'll make you mayor and all the girls will " +
"want you. As mayor, you'll also have a nice " +
"retirement plan and good benefits. The pay " +
"isn't the greatest, but you'll get to live in " +
"the town hall and have servants and food " +
"provided for you. All in all, not a bad gig.")
def run_main_menu():
options = ("Inventory", "Save Game", "Load Game","New Game")
choice = options[dialog.question("Main Menu", options)]
if choice == "Inventory":
core.game.show_inventory()
elif choice == "Save Game":
core.game.save()
elif choice == "Load Game":
core.game.load()
elif choice == "New Game":
core.game.start_new_game()
def run(self):
monster = self.monster
hero = self.hero
dialog.message('You have been attacked by a %s!' % monster.get_name())
hero_initiative = hero.get_initiative()
monster_initiative = monster.get_initiative()
while True:
if hero_initiative > monster_initiative:
monster_initiative = monster_initiative + monster.get_initiative()
action = dialog.question('What is your bidding?', \
( 'Hack', 'Slash', 'Stab' ))
if action == 0:
thaco = hero.get_thaco() - 2
mult = 1.0
elif action == 1:
thaco = hero.get_thaco()
mult = 1.5
elif action == 2:
thaco = hero.get_thaco() + 2
mult = 2.0
if thaco - monster.ac <= dice.roll('1d20'):
damage = int(hero.weapon.get_damage() * mult * hero.strength / 10.0)
if monster.damage(damage):
gold = monster.get_gold()
hero.add_gold(gold)
hero.gain_exp(monster.get_exp_value())
mess = 'You hit the %s for %d points of damage, ' + \
'killing it! You find %d gold. For valor ' + \
'in combat, you receive %d experience points.'
mess = mess % (monster.get_name(), damage, gold, monster.get_exp_value())
dialog.message(mess)
hero.check_level()
return 'win'
else:
dialog.message('You hit the %s for %d points of damage.' % \
(monster.get_name(), damage))
else:
dialog.message('You missed!')
else:
hero_initiative = hero_initiative + hero.get_initiative()
if monster.thaco - hero.get_ac() <= dice.roll('1d20'):
damage = monster.do_damage()
message = monster.damage_text(damage)
if hero.damage(damage):
dialog.message(message + ' You have died!')
return 'lose'
else: dialog.message(message)
else:
dialog.message('The %s misses you!' % monster.get_name())
def do_sell(self):
all_items = core.game.save_data.hero.get_inventory()[:]
items = filter(lambda x: x.get_value()>0, all_items)
item_names = map(self.sell_text, items)
item_names.append('Never mind')
choice = dialog.question('Select the item you are interested in selling:', item_names)
if choice == len(items):
return
else:
item = items[choice]
hero = core.game.save_data.hero
hero.get_inventory().remove(item)
hero.add_gold( int(item.get_value()*self.sell_factor) )
dialog.message('A bargain at twice the price!')
def walk_in_front_of_dude(self):
dialog.message("You stand before the wise dude! Here is a lot " +
"of text that you will need to split across at " +
"least two lines, perhaps several more! And as " +
"a special feature, if this first line is longer " +
"than the next dialog, then it will even be trimmed " +
"properly!")
choice = dialog.question(
"Since this is a very very wise man, he has much " +
"to say to you. This may even spill over into " +
"another dialog!",
[ "No, make it stop!",
"Yes, Continue!",
"I can't decide",
"Who knows?" ])
if choice == 0:
dialog.message("No! Stopping is not an option!")
elif choice == 1:
dialog.message("Good, I appreciate your patience.")
elif choice == 2:
dialog.message("Well, hurry and make up your mind!")
elif choice == 3:
dialog.message("Ummm.. you're supposed to know that.")
