def build_solid_dict():
"""Build a dictionary mapping origins to brush faces.
This allows easily finding brushes that are at certain locations.
"""
import vbsp
mat_types = {}
for mat in vbsp.BLACK_PAN:
mat_types[mat] = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.black
for mat in vbsp.WHITE_PAN:
mat_types[mat] = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.white
for solid in VMF.brushes:
for face in solid:
if face.mat.casefold in consts.Goo:
# Record all locations containing goo.
bbox_min, bbox_max = solid.get_bbox()
x = bbox_min.x + 64
y = bbox_min.y + 64
# If goo is multi-level, we want to record all pos!
for z in range(int(bbox_min.z) + 64, int(bbox_max.z), 128):
GOO_LOCS[Vec_tuple(x, y, z)] = face
# Add the location of the top face
GOO_FACE_LOC[Vec_tuple(x, y, bbox_max.z)] = face
# Indicate that this map contains goo...
vbsp.settings['has_attr']['goo'] = True
continue
try:
mat_type = mat_types[face.mat]
except KeyError:
continue
else:
origin = face.get_origin().as_tuple()
if origin in SOLIDS:
# The only time two textures will be in the same
# place is if they are covering each other -
# nodraw them both and ignore them
SOLIDS.pop(origin).face.mat = consts.Tools.NODRAW
face.mat = consts.Tools.NODRAW
continue
SOLIDS[origin] = solidGroup(
color=mat_type,
face=face,
solid=solid,
normal=face.normal(),
)
def test(x1, y1, z1, x2, y2, z2):
"""Check a Vec pair for incorrect comparisons."""
vec1 = Vec(x1, y1, z1)
vec2 = Vec(x2, y2, z2)
for op_func in comp_ops:
if op_func is op.ne:
# special-case - != uses or, not and
corr_result = x1 != x2 or y1 != y2 or z1 != z2
else:
corr_result = op_func(x1, x2) and op_func(y1, y2) and op_func(
z1, z2)
comp = ('Incorrect {{}} comparison for '
'({} {} {}) {} ({} {} {})'.format(x1, y1, z1,
op_func.__name__, x2, y2,
z2))
assert op_func(vec1, vec2) == corr_result, comp.format('Vec')
assert op_func(vec1, Vec_tuple(
x2, y2, z2)) == corr_result, comp.format('Vec_tuple')
assert op_func(vec1,
(x2, y2, z2)) == corr_result, comp.format('tuple')
# Bare numbers compare magnitude..
assert op_func(vec1, x2) == op_func(vec1.mag(),
x2), comp.format('x')
assert op_func(vec1, y2) == op_func(vec1.mag(),
y2), comp.format('y')
assert op_func(vec1, z2) == op_func(vec1.mag(),
z2), comp.format('z')
def res_cutout_tile(vmf: srctools.VMF, res: Property):
"""Generate random quarter tiles, like in Destroyed or Retro maps.
- `MarkerItem` is the instance file to look for (`<ITEM_BEE2_CUTOUT_TILE>`)
- `floor_chance`: The percentage change for a segment in the middle of the floor to be a normal tile.
- `floor_glue_chance`: The chance for any tile to be glue - this should be higher than the regular chance, as that overrides this.
- `rotateMax` is the maximum angle to rotate squarebeam models.
- `squarebeamsSkin` sets the skin to use for the squarebeams floor frame.
- `dispBase`, if true makes the floor a displacement with random alpha.
- `Materials` blocks specify the possible materials to use:
- `squarebeams` is the squarebeams variant to use.
- `ceilingwalls` are the sides of the ceiling section.
- `floorbase` is the texture under floor sections.
If `dispBase` is True this is a displacement material.
- `tile_glue` is used on top of a thinner tile segment.
- `clip` is the player_clip texture used over floor segments.
(This allows customising the surfaceprop.)
"""
marker_filenames = instanceLocs.resolve(res['markeritem'])
# TODO: Reimplement cutout tiles.
for inst in vmf.by_class['func_instance']:
if inst['file'].casefold() in marker_filenames:
inst.remove()
return
x: float
y: float
max_x: float
max_y: float
INST_LOCS = {} # Map targetnames -> surface loc
CEIL_IO = [] # Pairs of ceil inst corners to cut out.
FLOOR_IO = [] # Pairs of floor inst corners to cut out.
overlay_ids = {} # When we replace brushes, we need to fix any overlays
# on that surface.
MATS.clear()
floor_edges = [] # Values to pass to add_floor_sides() at the end
sign_locs = set()
# If any signage is present in the map, we need to force tiles to
# appear at that location!
for over in vmf.by_class['info_overlay']:
if (over['material'].casefold() in FORCE_TILE_MATS and
# Only check floor/ceiling overlays
over['basisnormal'] in ('0 0 1', '0 0 -1')):
add_signage_loc(sign_locs, Vec.from_str(over['origin']))
for item in connections.ITEMS.values():
for ind_pan in item.ind_panels:
loc = Vec(0, 0, -64)
loc.localise(
Vec.from_str(ind_pan['origin']),
Vec.from_str(ind_pan['angles']),
)
add_signage_loc(sign_locs, loc)
SETTINGS = {
'floor_chance':
srctools.conv_int(res['floorChance', '100'], 100),
'ceil_chance':
srctools.conv_int(res['ceilingChance', '100'], 100),
'floor_glue_chance':
srctools.conv_int(res['floorGlueChance', '0']),
'ceil_glue_chance':
srctools.conv_int(res['ceilingGlueChance', '0']),
'rotate_beams':
int(srctools.conv_float(res['rotateMax', '0']) * BEAM_ROT_PRECISION),
'beam_skin':
res['squarebeamsSkin', '0'],
'base_is_disp':
srctools.conv_bool(res['dispBase', '0']),
'quad_floor':
res['FloorSize', '4x4'].casefold() == '2x2',
'quad_ceil':
res['CeilingSize', '4x4'].casefold() == '2x2',
}
random.seed(vbsp.MAP_RAND_SEED + '_CUTOUT_TILE_NOISE')
noise = SimplexNoise(period=4 * 40) # 4 tiles/block, 50 blocks max
# We want to know the number of neighbouring tile cutouts before
# placing tiles - blocks away from the sides generate fewer tiles.
# all_floors[z][x,y] = count
floor_neighbours = defaultdict(
dict) # type: Dict[float, Dict[Tuple[float, float], int]]
for mat_prop in res.find_key('Materials', []):
MATS[mat_prop.name].append(mat_prop.value)
if SETTINGS['base_is_disp']:
# We want the normal brushes to become nodraw.
MATS['floorbase_disp'] = MATS['floorbase']
MATS['floorbase'] = ['tools/toolsnodraw']
# Since this uses random data for initialisation, the alpha and
# regular will use slightly different patterns.
alpha_noise = SimplexNoise(period=4 * 50)
else:
alpha_noise = None
for key, default in TEX_DEFAULT:
if key not in MATS:
MATS[key] = [default]
# Find our marker ents
for inst in vmf.by_class['func_instance']:
if inst['file'].casefold() not in marker_filenames:
continue
targ = inst['targetname']
normal = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles', '0 0 0'])
# Check the orientation of the marker to figure out what to generate
if normal == (0, 0, 1):
io_list = FLOOR_IO
else:
io_list = CEIL_IO
# Reuse orient to calculate where the solid face will be.
loc = Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) - 64 * normal
INST_LOCS[targ] = loc
item = connections.ITEMS[targ]
item.delete_antlines()
if item.outputs:
for conn in list(item.outputs):
if conn.to_item.inst['file'].casefold() in marker_filenames:
io_list.append((targ, conn.to_item.name))
else:
LOGGER.warning('Cutout tile connected to non-cutout!')
conn.remove() # Delete the connection.
else:
# If the item doesn't have any connections, 'connect'
# it to itself so we'll generate a 128x128 tile segment.
io_list.append((targ, targ))
# Remove all traces of this item (other than in connections lists).
inst.remove()
del connections.ITEMS[targ]
for start_floor, end_floor in FLOOR_IO:
box_min = Vec(INST_LOCS[start_floor])
box_min.min(INST_LOCS[end_floor])
box_max = Vec(INST_LOCS[start_floor])
box_max.max(INST_LOCS[end_floor])
if box_min.z != box_max.z:
continue # They're not in the same level!
z = box_min.z
if SETTINGS['rotate_beams']:
# We have to generate 1 model per 64x64 block to do rotation...
gen_rotated_squarebeams(
vmf,
box_min - (64, 64, 0),
box_max + (64, 64, -8),
skin=SETTINGS['beam_skin'],
max_rot=SETTINGS['rotate_beams'],
)
else:
# Make the squarebeams props, using big models if possible
gen_squarebeams(vmf,
box_min + (-64, -64, 0),
box_max + (64, 64, -8),
skin=SETTINGS['beam_skin'])
# Add a player_clip brush across the whole area
vmf.add_brush(
vmf.make_prism(
p1=box_min - (64, 64, FLOOR_DEPTH),
p2=box_max + (64, 64, 0),
mat=MATS['clip'][0],
).solid)
# Add a noportal_volume covering the surface, in case there's
# room for a portal.
noportal_solid = vmf.make_prism(
# Don't go all the way to the sides, so it doesn't affect wall
# brushes.
p1=box_min - (63, 63, 9),
p2=box_max + (63, 63, 0),
mat='tools/toolsinvisible',
).solid
noportal_ent = vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_noportal_volume',
origin=box_min.join(' '),
)
noportal_ent.solids.append(noportal_solid)
if SETTINGS['base_is_disp']:
# Use displacements for the base instead.
make_alpha_base(
vmf,
box_min + (-64, -64, 0),
box_max + (64, 64, 0),
noise=alpha_noise,
)
for x, y in utils.iter_grid(
min_x=int(box_min.x),
max_x=int(box_max.x) + 1,
min_y=int(box_min.y),
max_y=int(box_max.y) + 1,
stride=128,
):
# Build the set of all positions..
floor_neighbours[z][x, y] = -1
# Mark borders we need to fill in, and the angle (for func_instance)
# The wall is the face pointing inwards towards the bottom brush,
# and the ceil is the ceiling of the block above the bordering grid
# points.
for x in range(int(box_min.x), int(box_max.x) + 1, 128):
# North
floor_edges.append(
BorderPoints(
wall=Vec(x, box_max.y + 64, z - 64),
ceil=Vec_tuple(x, box_max.y + 128, z),
rot=270,
))
# South
floor_edges.append(
BorderPoints(
wall=Vec(x, box_min.y - 64, z - 64),
ceil=Vec_tuple(x, box_min.y - 128, z),
rot=90,
))
for y in range(int(box_min.y), int(box_max.y) + 1, 128):
# East
floor_edges.append(
BorderPoints(
wall=Vec(box_max.x + 64, y, z - 64),
ceil=Vec_tuple(box_max.x + 128, y, z),
rot=180,
))
# West
floor_edges.append(
BorderPoints(
wall=Vec(box_min.x - 64, y, z - 64),
ceil=Vec_tuple(box_min.x - 128, y, z),
rot=0,
))
# Now count boundaries near tiles, then generate them.
# Do it separately for each z-level:
for z, xy_dict in floor_neighbours.items():
for x, y in xy_dict:
# We want to count where there aren't any tiles
xy_dict[x, y] = (((x - 128, y - 128) not in xy_dict) +
((x - 128, y + 128) not in xy_dict) +
((x + 128, y - 128) not in xy_dict) +
((x + 128, y + 128) not in xy_dict) +
((x - 128, y) not in xy_dict) +
((x + 128, y) not in xy_dict) +
((x, y - 128) not in xy_dict) +
((x, y + 128) not in xy_dict))
max_x = max_y = 0
weights = {}
# Now the counts are all correct, compute the weight to apply
# for tiles.
# Adding the neighbouring counts will make a 5x5 area needed to set
# the center to 0.
for (x, y), cur_count in xy_dict.items():
max_x = max(x, max_x)
max_y = max(y, max_y)
# Orthrogonal is worth 0.2, diagonal is worth 0.1.
# Not-present tiles would be 8 - the maximum
tile_count = (0.8 * cur_count + 0.1 * xy_dict.get(
(x - 128, y - 128), 8) + 0.1 * xy_dict.get(
(x - 128, y + 128), 8) + 0.1 * xy_dict.get(
(x + 128, y - 128), 8) + 0.1 * xy_dict.get(
(x + 128, y + 128), 8) + 0.2 * xy_dict.get(
(x - 128, y), 8) + 0.2 * xy_dict.get(
(x, y - 128), 8) + 0.2 * xy_dict.get(
(x, y + 128), 8) + 0.2 * xy_dict.get(
(x + 128, y), 8))
# The number ranges from 0 (all tiles) to 12.8 (no tiles).
# All tiles should still have a small chance to generate tiles.
weights[x, y] = min((tile_count + 0.5) / 8, 1)
# Share the detail entity among same-height tiles..
detail_ent = vmf.create_ent(classname='func_detail', )
for x, y in xy_dict:
convert_floor(
vmf,
Vec(x, y, z),
overlay_ids,
MATS,
SETTINGS,
sign_locs,
detail_ent,
noise_weight=weights[x, y],
noise_func=noise,
)
add_floor_sides(vmf, floor_edges)
return conditions.RES_EXHAUSTED
Entity,
)
COND_MOD_NAME = None
LOGGER = utils.getLogger(__name__, alias='cond.vactubes')
PUSH_SPEED = 700 # The speed of the push triggers.
UP_PUSH_SPEED = 900 # Make it slightly faster when up to counteract gravity
DN_PUSH_SPEED = 400 # Slow down when going down since gravity also applies..
PUSH_TRIGS = {}
CornerAng = namedtuple('CornerAng', 'ang, axis')
xp = Vec_tuple(1, 0, 0)
xn = Vec_tuple(-1, 0, 0)
yp = Vec_tuple(0, 1, 0)
yn = Vec_tuple(0, -1, 0)
zp = Vec_tuple(0, 0, 1)
zn = Vec_tuple(0, 0, -1)
# start, end normals -> angle of corner instance and the unchanged axis
CORNER_ANG = {
(zp, xp): CornerAng('0 0 0', 'y'),
(zp, xn): CornerAng('0 180 0', 'y'),
(zp, yp): CornerAng('0 90 0', 'x'),
(zp, yn): CornerAng('0 270 0', 'x'),
(zn, xp): CornerAng('0 0 180', 'y'),
(zn, xn): CornerAng('0 180 180', 'y'),
(zn, yp): CornerAng('0 90 180', 'x'),
def test(x1, y1, z1, x2, y2, z2):
"""Check a Vec pair for addition and subtraction."""
vec1 = Vec(x1, y1, z1)
vec2 = Vec(x2, y2, z2)
# These are direct methods, so no inheritence and iop to deal with.
# Commutative
assert vec1.dot(vec2) == (x1 * x2 + y1 * y2 + z1 * z2)
assert vec2.dot(vec1) == (x1 * x2 + y1 * y2 + z1 * z2)
assert_vec(
vec1.cross(vec2),
y1 * z2 - z1 * y2,
z1 * x2 - x1 * z2,
x1 * y2 - y1 * x2,
)
# Ensure they haven't modified the originals
assert_vec(vec1, x1, y1, z1)
assert_vec(vec2, x2, y2, z2)
# Addition and subtraction
for op_name, op_func, op_ifunc in operators:
result = (
op_func(x1, x2),
op_func(y1, y2),
op_func(z1, z2),
)
assert_vec(op_func(vec1, vec2),
*result,
msg='Vec({} {} {}) {} Vec({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
# Ensure they haven't modified the originals
assert_vec(vec1, x1, y1, z1)
assert_vec(vec2, x2, y2, z2)
assert_vec(op_func(vec1, Vec_tuple(x2, y2, z2)),
*result,
msg='Vec({} {} {}) {} Vec_tuple({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
assert_vec(vec1, x1, y1, z1)
assert_vec(op_func(Vec_tuple(x1, y1, z1), vec2),
*result,
msg='Vec_tuple({} {} {}) {} Vec({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
assert_vec(vec2, x2, y2, z2)
new_vec1 = Vec(x1, y1, z1)
assert_vec(op_ifunc(new_vec1, vec2),
*result,
msg='Return val: ({} {} {}) {}= ({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
# Check it modifies the original object too.
assert_vec(new_vec1,
*result,
msg='Original: ({} {} {}) {}= ({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
new_vec1 = Vec(x1, y1, z1)
assert_vec(op_ifunc(new_vec1, tuple(vec2)),
*result,
msg='Return val: ({} {} {}) {}= tuple({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
# Check it modifies the original object too.
assert_vec(new_vec1,
*result,
msg='Original: ({} {} {}) {}= tuple({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
def res_cutout_tile(res: Property):
"""Generate random quarter tiles, like in Destroyed or Retro maps.
- "MarkerItem" is the instance to look for.
- "TileSize" can be "2x2" or "4x4".
- rotateMax is the amount of degrees to rotate squarebeam models.
Materials:
- "squarebeams" is the squarebeams variant to use.
- "ceilingwalls" are the sides of the ceiling section.
- "floorbase" is the texture under floor sections.
- "tile_glue" is used on top of a thinner tile segment.
- "clip" is the player_clip texture used over floor segments.
(This allows customising the surfaceprop.)
- "Floor4x4Black", "Ceil2x2White" and other combinations can be used to
override the textures used.
"""
item = instanceLocs.resolve(res['markeritem'])
INST_LOCS = {} # Map targetnames -> surface loc
CEIL_IO = [] # Pairs of ceil inst corners to cut out.
FLOOR_IO = [] # Pairs of floor inst corners to cut out.
overlay_ids = {} # When we replace brushes, we need to fix any overlays
# on that surface.
MATS.clear()
floor_edges = [] # Values to pass to add_floor_sides() at the end
sign_loc = set(FORCE_LOCATIONS)
# If any signage is present in the map, we need to force tiles to
# appear at that location!
for over in conditions.VMF.by_class['info_overlay']:
if (over['material'].casefold() in FORCE_TILE_MATS and
# Only check floor/ceiling overlays
over['basisnormal'] in ('0 0 1', '0 0 -1')):
loc = Vec.from_str(over['origin'])
# Sometimes (light bridges etc) a sign will be halfway between
# tiles, so in that case we need to force 2 tiles.
loc_min = (loc - (15, 15, 0)) // 32 * 32 # type: Vec
loc_max = (loc + (15, 15, 0)) // 32 * 32 # type: Vec
loc_min += (16, 16, 0)
loc_max += (16, 16, 0)
FORCE_LOCATIONS.add(loc_min.as_tuple())
FORCE_LOCATIONS.add(loc_max.as_tuple())
SETTINGS = {
'floor_chance':
srctools.conv_int(res['floorChance', '100'], 100),
'ceil_chance':
srctools.conv_int(res['ceilingChance', '100'], 100),
'floor_glue_chance':
srctools.conv_int(res['floorGlueChance', '0']),
'ceil_glue_chance':
srctools.conv_int(res['ceilingGlueChance', '0']),
'rotate_beams':
int(srctools.conv_float(res['rotateMax', '0']) * BEAM_ROT_PRECISION),
'beam_skin':
res['squarebeamsSkin', '0'],
'base_is_disp':
srctools.conv_bool(res['dispBase', '0']),
'quad_floor':
res['FloorSize', '4x4'].casefold() == '2x2',
'quad_ceil':
res['CeilingSize', '4x4'].casefold() == '2x2',
}
random.seed(vbsp.MAP_RAND_SEED + '_CUTOUT_TILE_NOISE')
noise = SimplexNoise(period=4 * 40) # 4 tiles/block, 50 blocks max
# We want to know the number of neighbouring tile cutouts before
# placing tiles - blocks away from the sides generate fewer tiles.
floor_neighbours = defaultdict(dict) # all_floors[z][x,y] = count
for mat_prop in res['Materials', []]:
MATS[mat_prop.name].append(mat_prop.value)
if SETTINGS['base_is_disp']:
# We want the normal brushes to become nodraw.
MATS['floorbase_disp'] = MATS['floorbase']
MATS['floorbase'] = ['tools/toolsnodraw']
# Since this uses random data for initialisation, the alpha and
# regular will use slightly different patterns.
alpha_noise = SimplexNoise(period=4 * 50)
else:
alpha_noise = None
for key, default in TEX_DEFAULT:
if key not in MATS:
MATS[key] = [default]
# Find our marker ents
for inst in conditions.VMF.by_class['func_instance']: # type: VLib.Entity
if inst['file'].casefold() not in item:
continue
targ = inst['targetname']
orient = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles', '0 0 0'])
# Check the orientation of the marker to figure out what to generate
if orient == (0, 0, 1):
io_list = FLOOR_IO
else:
io_list = CEIL_IO
# Reuse orient to calculate where the solid face will be.
loc = (orient * -64) + Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
INST_LOCS[targ] = loc
for out in inst.output_targets():
io_list.append((targ, out))
if not inst.outputs and inst.fixup['$connectioncount'] == '0':
# If the item doesn't have any connections, 'connect'
# it to itself so we'll generate a 128x128 tile segment.
io_list.append((targ, targ))
inst.remove() # Remove the instance itself from the map.
for start_floor, end_floor in FLOOR_IO:
if end_floor not in INST_LOCS:
# Not a marker - remove this and the antline.
for toggle in conditions.VMF.by_target[end_floor]:
conditions.remove_ant_toggle(toggle)
continue
box_min = Vec(INST_LOCS[start_floor])
box_min.min(INST_LOCS[end_floor])
box_max = Vec(INST_LOCS[start_floor])
box_max.max(INST_LOCS[end_floor])
if box_min.z != box_max.z:
continue # They're not in the same level!
z = box_min.z
if SETTINGS['rotate_beams']:
# We have to generate 1 model per 64x64 block to do rotation...
gen_rotated_squarebeams(
box_min - (64, 64, 0),
box_max + (64, 64, -8),
skin=SETTINGS['beam_skin'],
max_rot=SETTINGS['rotate_beams'],
)
else:
# Make the squarebeams props, using big models if possible
gen_squarebeams(box_min + (-64, -64, 0),
box_max + (64, 64, -8),
skin=SETTINGS['beam_skin'])
# Add a player_clip brush across the whole area
conditions.VMF.add_brush(
conditions.VMF.make_prism(
p1=box_min - (64, 64, FLOOR_DEPTH),
p2=box_max + (64, 64, 0),
mat=MATS['clip'][0],
).solid)
# Add a noportal_volume covering the surface, in case there's
# room for a portal.
noportal_solid = conditions.VMF.make_prism(
# Don't go all the way to the sides, so it doesn't affect wall
# brushes.
p1=box_min - (63, 63, 9),
p2=box_max + (63, 63, 0),
mat='tools/toolsinvisible',
).solid
noportal_ent = conditions.VMF.create_ent(
classname='func_noportal_volume',
origin=box_min.join(' '),
)
noportal_ent.solids.append(noportal_solid)
if SETTINGS['base_is_disp']:
# Use displacements for the base instead.
make_alpha_base(
box_min + (-64, -64, 0),
box_max + (64, 64, 0),
noise=alpha_noise,
)
for x, y in utils.iter_grid(
min_x=int(box_min.x),
max_x=int(box_max.x) + 1,
min_y=int(box_min.y),
max_y=int(box_max.y) + 1,
stride=128,
):
# Build the set of all positions..
floor_neighbours[z][x, y] = -1
# Mark borders we need to fill in, and the angle (for func_instance)
# The wall is the face pointing inwards towards the bottom brush,
# and the ceil is the ceiling of the block above the bordering grid
# points.
for x in range(int(box_min.x), int(box_max.x) + 1, 128):
# North
floor_edges.append(
BorderPoints(
wall=Vec(x, box_max.y + 64, z - 64),
ceil=Vec_tuple(x, box_max.y + 128, z),
rot=270,
))
# South
floor_edges.append(
BorderPoints(
wall=Vec(x, box_min.y - 64, z - 64),
ceil=Vec_tuple(x, box_min.y - 128, z),
rot=90,
))
for y in range(int(box_min.y), int(box_max.y) + 1, 128):
# East
floor_edges.append(
BorderPoints(
wall=Vec(box_max.x + 64, y, z - 64),
ceil=Vec_tuple(box_max.x + 128, y, z),
rot=180,
))
# West
floor_edges.append(
BorderPoints(
wall=Vec(box_min.x - 64, y, z - 64),
ceil=Vec_tuple(box_min.x - 128, y, z),
rot=0,
))
# Now count boundries near tiles, then generate them.
# Do it seperately for each z-level:
for z, xy_dict in floor_neighbours.items(): # type: float, dict
for x, y in xy_dict: # type: float, float
# We want to count where there aren't any tiles
xy_dict[x, y] = (((x - 128, y - 128) not in xy_dict) +
((x - 128, y + 128) not in xy_dict) +
((x + 128, y - 128) not in xy_dict) +
((x + 128, y + 128) not in xy_dict) +
((x - 128, y) not in xy_dict) +
((x + 128, y) not in xy_dict) +
((x, y - 128) not in xy_dict) +
((x, y + 128) not in xy_dict))
max_x = max_y = 0
weights = {}
# Now the counts are all correct, compute the weight to apply
# for tiles.
# Adding the neighbouring counts will make a 5x5 area needed to set
# the center to 0.
for (x, y), cur_count in xy_dict.items():
max_x = max(x, max_x)
max_y = max(y, max_y)
# Orthrogonal is worth 0.2, diagonal is worth 0.1.
# Not-present tiles would be 8 - the maximum
tile_count = (0.8 * cur_count + 0.1 * xy_dict.get(
(x - 128, y - 128), 8) + 0.1 * xy_dict.get(
(x - 128, y + 128), 8) + 0.1 * xy_dict.get(
(x + 128, y - 128), 8) + 0.1 * xy_dict.get(
(x + 128, y + 128), 8) + 0.2 * xy_dict.get(
(x - 128, y), 8) + 0.2 * xy_dict.get(
(x, y - 128), 8) + 0.2 * xy_dict.get(
(x, y + 128), 8) + 0.2 * xy_dict.get(
(x + 128, y), 8))
# The number ranges from 0 (all tiles) to 12.8 (no tiles).
# All tiles should still have a small chance to generate tiles.
weights[x, y] = min((tile_count + 0.5) / 8, 1)
# Share the detail entity among same-height tiles..
detail_ent = conditions.VMF.create_ent(classname='func_detail', )
for x, y in xy_dict:
convert_floor(
Vec(x, y, z),
overlay_ids,
MATS,
SETTINGS,
sign_loc,
detail_ent,
noise_weight=weights[x, y],
noise_func=noise,
)
add_floor_sides(floor_edges)
conditions.reallocate_overlays(overlay_ids)
return conditions.RES_EXHAUSTED
def test(x1, y1, z1, x2, y2, z2):
"""Check a Vec pair for addition and subtraction."""
vec1 = Vec(x1, y1, z1)
vec2 = Vec(x2, y2, z2)
for op_name, op_func, op_ifunc in operators:
result = (
op_func(x1, x2),
op_func(y1, y2),
op_func(z1, z2),
)
assert_vec(op_func(vec1, vec2),
*result,
msg='Vec({} {} {}) {} Vec({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
# Ensure they haven't modified the originals
assert_vec(vec1, x1, y1, z1)
assert_vec(vec2, x2, y2, z2)
assert_vec(op_func(vec1, Vec_tuple(x2, y2, z2)),
*result,
msg='Vec({} {} {}) {} Vec_tuple({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
assert_vec(vec1, x1, y1, z1)
assert_vec(op_func(Vec_tuple(x1, y1, z1), vec2),
*result,
msg='Vec_tuple({} {} {}) {} Vec({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
assert_vec(vec2, x2, y2, z2)
new_vec1 = Vec(x1, y1, z1)
assert_vec(op_ifunc(new_vec1, vec2),
*result,
msg='Return val: ({} {} {}) {}= ({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
# Check it modifies the original object too.
assert_vec(new_vec1,
*result,
msg='Original: ({} {} {}) {}= ({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
new_vec1 = Vec(x1, y1, z1)
assert_vec(op_ifunc(new_vec1, tuple(vec2)),
*result,
msg='Return val: ({} {} {}) {}= tuple({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))
# Check it modifies the original object too.
assert_vec(new_vec1,
*result,
msg='Original: ({} {} {}) {}= tuple({} {} {})'.format(
x1,
y1,
z1,
op_name,
x2,
y2,
z2,
))