def test_hole_spot(origin: Vec, normal: Vec, hole_type: HoleType):
"""Check if the given position is valid for holes.
We need to check that it's actually placed on glass/grating, and that
all the parts are the same. Otherwise it'd collide with the borders.
"""
try:
center_type = BARRIERS[origin.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
return False
if hole_type is HoleType.SMALL:
return True
u, v = Vec.INV_AXIS[normal.axis()]
# The corners don't matter, but all 4 neighbours must be there.
for u_off, v_off in [
(-128, 0),
(0, -128),
(128, 0),
(0, 128),
]:
pos = origin + Vec.with_axes(u, u_off, v, v_off)
try:
off_type = BARRIERS[pos.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
# No side
LOGGER.warning('No offset barrier at {}, {}', pos, normal)
return False
if off_type is not center_type:
# Different type.
LOGGER.warning('Wrong barrier type at {}, {}', pos, normal)
return False
return True
def join_markers(inst_a, inst_b, is_start=False):
"""Join two marker ents together with corners.
This returns a list of solids used for the vphysics_motion trigger.
"""
origin_a = Vec.from_str(inst_a['ent']['origin'])
origin_b = Vec.from_str(inst_b['ent']['origin'])
norm_a = Vec(-1, 0, 0).rotate_by_str(inst_a['ent']['angles'])
norm_b = Vec(-1, 0, 0).rotate_by_str(inst_b['ent']['angles'])
config = inst_a['conf']
if norm_a == norm_b:
# Either straight-line, or s-bend.
dist = (origin_a - origin_b).mag()
if origin_a + (norm_a * dist) == origin_b:
make_straight(
origin_a,
norm_a,
dist,
config,
is_start,
)
# else: S-bend, we don't do the geometry for this..
return
if norm_a == -norm_b:
# U-shape bend..
make_ubend(
origin_a,
origin_b,
norm_a,
config,
max_size=inst_a['size'],
)
return
try:
corner_ang, flat_angle = CORNER_ANG[norm_a.as_tuple(),
norm_b.as_tuple()]
if origin_a[flat_angle] != origin_b[flat_angle]:
# It needs to be flat in this angle!
raise ValueError
except ValueError:
# The tubes need two corners to join together - abort for that.
return
else:
make_bend(
origin_a,
origin_b,
norm_a,
norm_b,
corner_ang,
config,
max_size=inst_a['size'],
)
def join_markers(mark_a: Marker,
mark_b: Marker,
is_start: bool = False) -> None:
"""Join two marker ents together with corners."""
origin_a = Vec.from_str(mark_a.ent['origin'])
origin_b = Vec.from_str(mark_b.ent['origin'])
norm_a = Vec(-1, 0, 0).rotate_by_str(mark_a.ent['angles'])
norm_b = Vec(-1, 0, 0).rotate_by_str(mark_b.ent['angles'])
config = mark_a.conf
if norm_a == norm_b:
# Either straight-line, or s-bend.
dist = (origin_a - origin_b).mag()
if origin_a + (norm_a * dist) == origin_b:
make_straight(
origin_a,
norm_a,
dist,
config,
is_start,
)
# else: S-bend, we don't do the geometry for this..
return
if norm_a == -norm_b:
# U-shape bend..
make_ubend(
origin_a,
origin_b,
norm_a,
config,
max_size=mark_a.size,
)
return
try:
corner_ang, flat_angle = CORNER_ANG[norm_a.as_tuple(),
norm_b.as_tuple()]
if origin_a[flat_angle] != origin_b[flat_angle]:
# It needs to be flat in this angle!
raise ValueError
except ValueError:
# The tubes need two corners to join together - abort for that.
return
else:
make_bend(
origin_a,
origin_b,
norm_a,
norm_b,
corner_ang,
config,
max_size=mark_a.size,
)
def join_markers(inst_a, inst_b, is_start=False):
"""Join two marker ents together with corners.
This returns a list of solids used for the vphysics_motion trigger.
"""
origin_a = Vec.from_str(inst_a['ent']['origin'])
origin_b = Vec.from_str(inst_b['ent']['origin'])
norm_a = Vec(-1, 0, 0).rotate_by_str(inst_a['ent']['angles'])
norm_b = Vec(-1, 0, 0).rotate_by_str(inst_b['ent']['angles'])
config = inst_a['conf']
if norm_a == norm_b:
# Either straight-line, or s-bend.
dist = (origin_a - origin_b).mag()
if origin_a + (norm_a * dist) == origin_b:
make_straight(
origin_a,
norm_a,
dist,
config,
is_start,
)
# else: S-bend, we don't do the geometry for this..
return
if norm_a == -norm_b:
# U-shape bend..
make_ubend(
origin_a,
origin_b,
norm_a,
config,
max_size=inst_a['size'],
)
return
try:
corner_ang, flat_angle = CORNER_ANG[norm_a.as_tuple(), norm_b.as_tuple()]
if origin_a[flat_angle] != origin_b[flat_angle]:
# It needs to be flat in this angle!
raise ValueError
except ValueError:
# The tubes need two corners to join together - abort for that.
return
else:
make_bend(
origin_a,
origin_b,
norm_a,
norm_b,
corner_ang,
config,
max_size=inst_a['size'],
)
def res_temp_reset_gridded(inst: Entity):
"""Temporary result - reset gridded state on a surface.
Used for antline routers to undo ItemLightStrip's 4x4 texturing.
This should be removed after geometry is done.
"""
pos = Vec(0, 0, -64)
pos.localise(
Vec.from_str(inst['origin']),
Vec.from_str(inst['angles'])
)
norm = Vec(z=-1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
for axis in 'xyz':
# Don't realign things in the normal's axis -
# those are already fine.
if not norm[axis]:
pos[axis] //= 128
pos[axis] *= 128
pos[axis] += 64
brush = SOLIDS.get(pos.as_tuple(), None)
if brush is None:
return
if brush.color is template_brush.MAT_TYPES.white:
brush.face.mat = const.WhitePan.WHITE_1x1
else:
brush.face.mat = const.BlackPan.BLACK_1
def push_trigger(vmf: VMF, loc: Vec, normal: Vec, solids: List[Solid]) -> None:
# We only need one trigger per direction, for now.
try:
ent = PUSH_TRIGS[normal.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
ent = PUSH_TRIGS[normal.as_tuple()] = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_push',
origin=loc,
# The z-direction is reversed..
pushdir=normal.to_angle(),
speed=(UP_PUSH_SPEED if normal.z > 0 else
DN_PUSH_SPEED if normal.z < 0 else PUSH_SPEED),
spawnflags='1103', # Clients, Physics, Everything
)
ent.solids.extend(solids)
def res_glass_hole(inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Add Glass/grating holes. The value should be 'large' or 'small'."""
hole_type = HoleType(res.value)
normal = Vec(z=-1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) // 128 * 128 + 64
if test_hole_spot(origin, normal, hole_type):
HOLES[origin.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()] = hole_type
inst['origin'] = origin
inst['angles'] = normal.to_angle()
return
# Test the opposite side of the glass too.
inv_origin = origin + 128 * normal
inv_normal = -normal
if test_hole_spot(inv_origin, inv_normal, hole_type):
HOLES[inv_origin.as_tuple(), inv_normal.as_tuple()] = hole_type
inst['origin'] = inv_origin
inst['angles'] = inv_normal.to_angle()
else:
# Remove the instance, so this does nothing.
inst.remove()
def res_glass_hole(inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Add Glass/grating holes. The value should be 'large' or 'small'."""
hole_type = HoleType(res.value)
normal = Vec(z=-1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) // 128 * 128 + 64
if test_hole_spot(origin, normal, hole_type):
HOLES[origin.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()] = hole_type
inst['origin'] = origin
inst['angles'] = normal.to_angle()
return
# Test the opposite side of the glass too.
inv_origin = origin + 128 * normal
inv_normal = -normal
if test_hole_spot(inv_origin, inv_normal, hole_type):
HOLES[inv_origin.as_tuple(), inv_normal.as_tuple()] = hole_type
inst['origin'] = inv_origin
inst['angles'] = inv_normal.to_angle()
else:
# Remove the instance, so this does nothing.
inst.remove()
def make_straight(
origin: Vec,
normal: Vec,
dist: int,
config: dict,
is_start=False,
):
"""Make a straight line of instances from one point to another."""
# 32 added to the other directions, plus extended dist in the direction
# of the normal - 1
p1 = origin + (normal * ((dist // 128 * 128) - 96))
# The starting brush needs to
# stick out a bit further, to cover the
# point_push entity.
p2 = origin - (normal * (96 if is_start else 32))
# bbox before +- 32 to ensure the above doesn't wipe it out
p1, p2 = Vec.bbox(p1, p2)
solid = vbsp.VMF.make_prism(
# Expand to 64x64 in the other two directions
p1 - 32, p2 + 32,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid
motion_trigger(solid.copy())
push_trigger(origin, normal, [solid])
angles = normal.to_angle()
support_file = config['support']
straight_file = config['straight']
support_positions = (
SUPPORT_POS[normal.as_tuple()]
if support_file else
[]
)
for off in range(0, int(dist), 128):
position = origin + off * normal
vbsp.VMF.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
origin=position,
angles=angles,
file=straight_file,
)
for supp_ang, supp_off in support_positions:
if (position + supp_off).as_tuple() in SOLIDS:
vbsp.VMF.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
origin=position,
angles=supp_ang,
file=support_file,
)
def make_straight(
origin: Vec,
normal: Vec,
dist: int,
config: dict,
is_start=False,
):
"""Make a straight line of instances from one point to another."""
# 32 added to the other directions, plus extended dist in the direction
# of the normal - 1
p1 = origin + (normal * ((dist // 128 * 128) - 96))
# The starting brush needs to
# stick out a bit further, to cover the
# point_push entity.
p2 = origin - (normal * (96 if is_start else 32))
# bbox before +- 32 to ensure the above doesn't wipe it out
p1, p2 = Vec.bbox(p1, p2)
solid = vbsp.VMF.make_prism(
# Expand to 64x64 in the other two directions
p1 - 32,
p2 + 32,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid
motion_trigger(solid.copy())
push_trigger(origin, normal, [solid])
angles = normal.to_angle()
support_file = config['support']
straight_file = config['straight']
support_positions = (SUPPORT_POS[normal.as_tuple()]
if support_file else [])
for off in range(0, int(dist), 128):
position = origin + off * normal
vbsp.VMF.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
origin=position,
angles=angles,
file=straight_file,
)
for supp_ang, supp_off in support_positions:
if (position + supp_off).as_tuple() in SOLIDS:
vbsp.VMF.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
origin=position,
angles=supp_ang,
file=support_file,
)
def rotate(self, angles: Vec, origin: Vec=(0, 0, 0)):
"""Rotate this template, and return a new template with those angles."""
new_axis = {}
origin = Vec(origin)
for norm, (mat, axis_u, axis_v, rot) in self._axes.items():
axis_u = axis_u.localise(origin, angles)
axis_v = axis_v.localise(origin, angles)
norm = Vec(norm).rotate(*angles)
new_axis[norm.as_tuple()] = mat, axis_u, axis_v, rot
return ScalingTemplate(self.id, new_axis)
def parse_map(vmf: VMF, has_attr: Dict[str, bool]) -> None:
"""Find all glass/grating in the map.
This removes the per-tile instances, and all original brushwork.
The frames are updated with a fixup var, as appropriate.
"""
frame_inst = resolve('[glass_frames]', silent=True)
glass_inst = resolve_one('[glass_128]')
pos = None
for brush_ent in vmf.by_class['func_detail']:
is_glass = False
for face in brush_ent.sides():
if face.mat == consts.Special.GLASS:
has_attr['glass'] = True
pos = face.get_origin()
is_glass = True
break
if is_glass:
brush_ent.remove()
BARRIERS[get_pos_norm(pos)] = BarrierType.GLASS
for brush_ent in vmf.by_class['func_brush']:
is_grating = False
for face in brush_ent.sides():
if face.mat == consts.Special.GRATING:
has_attr['grating'] = True
pos = face.get_origin()
is_grating = True
break
if is_grating:
brush_ent.remove()
BARRIERS[get_pos_norm(pos)] = BarrierType.GRATING
for inst in vmf.by_class['func_instance']:
filename = inst['file'].casefold()
if filename == glass_inst:
inst.remove()
elif filename in frame_inst:
# Add a fixup to allow distinguishing the type.
pos = Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) // 128 * 128 + (64, 64, 64)
norm = Vec(z=-1) @ Angle.from_str(inst['angles'])
try:
inst.fixup[consts.FixupVars.BEE_GLS_TYPE] = BARRIERS[
pos.as_tuple(), norm.as_tuple()].value
except KeyError:
LOGGER.warning('No glass/grating for frame at {}, {}?', pos,
norm)
if options.get(str, 'glass_pack') and has_attr['glass']:
packing.pack_list(vmf, options.get(str, 'glass_pack'))
def add_ant_straight(self, normal: Vec, pos1: Vec, pos2: Vec) -> None:
"""Add a segment going from point 1 to 2."""
if pos1 == pos2:
# Zero long, just skip placing.
# This occurs if placed right on the edge as we wrap around a voxel
# corner.
return
seg = antlines.Segment(
antlines.SegType.STRAIGHT,
round(normal, 3),
pos1,
pos2,
)
norm_key = seg.normal.as_tuple()
k1 = pos1.as_tuple(), norm_key
k2 = pos2.as_tuple(), norm_key
if k1 in self.ant_seg:
LOGGER.warning('Antline segment overlap: {}', k1)
if k2 in self.ant_seg:
LOGGER.warning('Antline segment overlap: {}', k2)
self.ant_seg[k1] = seg
self.ant_seg[k2] = seg
def rem_ant_straight(self, norm: tuple[float, float, float],
endpoint: Vec) -> Vec:
"""Remove an antline segment with this enpoint, and return its other.
This is used for merging corners. We already checked it's valid.
"""
seg = self.ant_seg.pop((endpoint.as_tuple(), norm))
if seg.start == endpoint:
del self.ant_seg[seg.end.as_tuple(), norm]
return seg.end
elif seg.end == endpoint:
del self.ant_seg[seg.start.as_tuple(), norm]
return seg.start
else:
raise ValueError(f'Antline {seg} has no endpoint {endpoint}!')
def rotate(self,
angles: Vec,
origin: Optional[Vec] = None) -> 'ScalingTemplate':
"""Rotate this template, and return a new template with those angles."""
new_axis = {}
if origin is None:
origin = Vec()
for norm, (mat, axis_u, axis_v, rot) in self._axes.items():
axis_u = axis_u.localise(origin, angles)
axis_v = axis_v.localise(origin, angles)
v_norm = Vec(norm).rotate(*angles)
new_axis[v_norm.as_tuple()] = mat, axis_u, axis_v, rot
return ScalingTemplate(self.id, new_axis)
def test_hole_spot(origin: Vec, normal: Vec, hole_type: HoleType):
"""Check if the given position is valid for holes.
We need to check that it's actually placed on glass/grating, and that
all the parts are the same. Otherwise it'd collide with the borders.
"""
try:
center_type = BARRIERS[origin.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
LOGGER.warning('No center barrier at {}, {}', origin, normal)
return False
if hole_type is HoleType.SMALL:
return True
u, v = Vec.INV_AXIS[normal.axis()]
# The corners don't matter, but all 4 neighbours must be there.
for u_off, v_off in [
(-128, 0),
(0, -128),
(128, 0),
(0, 128),
]:
pos = origin + Vec.with_axes(u, u_off, v, v_off)
try:
off_type = BARRIERS[pos.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
# No side
LOGGER.warning('No offset barrier at {}, {}', pos, normal)
return False
if off_type is not center_type:
# Different type.
LOGGER.warning('Wrong barrier type at {}, {}', pos, normal)
return False
return True
def mon_remove_bullseyes(inst: Entity) -> Optional[object]:
"""Remove bullsyes used for cameras."""
if not BULLSYE_LOCS:
return RES_EXHAUSTED
if inst['file'].casefold() not in instanceLocs.resolve('<ITEM_CATAPULT_TARGET>'):
return
origin = Vec(0, 0, -64)
origin.localise(Vec.from_str(inst['origin']), Vec.from_str(inst['angles']))
origin = origin.as_tuple()
LOGGER.info('Pos: {} -> ', origin, BULLSYE_LOCS[origin])
if BULLSYE_LOCS[origin]:
BULLSYE_LOCS[origin] -= 1
inst.remove()
def res_hollow_brush(inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Hollow out the attached brush, as if EmbeddedVoxel was set.
This just removes the surface if it's already an embeddedVoxel. This allows
multiple items to embed thinly in the same block without affecting each
other.
"""
loc = Vec(0, 0, -64).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
loc += Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
try:
group = SOLIDS[loc.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
LOGGER.warning('No brush for hollowing at ({})', loc)
return # No brush here?
conditions.hollow_block(group,
remove_orig_face=srctools.conv_bool(
res['RemoveFace', False]))
def res_hollow_brush(inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Hollow out the attached brush, as if EmbeddedVoxel was set.
This just removes the surface if it's already an embeddedVoxel. This allows
multiple items to embed thinly in the same block without affecting each
other.
"""
loc = Vec(0, 0, -64).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
loc += Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
try:
group = SOLIDS[loc.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
LOGGER.warning('No brush for hollowing at ({})', loc)
return # No brush here?
conditions.hollow_block(
group,
remove_orig_face=srctools.conv_bool(res['RemoveFace', False])
)
def _get(self, loc: Vec, tex_name: str) -> str:
clump_seed = self._find_clump(loc)
if clump_seed is None:
# No clump found - return the gap texture.
# But if the texture is GOO_SIDE, do that instead.
# If we don't have a gap texture, just use any one.
self._random.seed(self.gen_seed ^ hash(loc.as_tuple()))
if tex_name == TileSize.GOO_SIDE or TileSize.CLUMP_GAP not in self:
return self._random.choice(self.textures[tex_name])
else:
return self._random.choice(self.textures[TileSize.CLUMP_GAP])
# Mix these three values together to determine the texture.
# The clump seed makes each clump different, and adding the texture
# name makes sure different surface types don't copy each other's
# indexes.
self._random.seed(self.gen_seed
^ int.from_bytes(tex_name.encode(), 'big')
^ clump_seed)
return self._random.choice(self.textures[tex_name])
def add_glass_floorbeams(vmf: VMF, temp_name: str):
"""Add beams to separate large glass panels.
The texture is assumed to match plasticwall004a's shape.
"""
template = template_brush.get_template(temp_name)
temp_world, temp_detail, temp_over = template.visgrouped()
try:
[beam_template] = temp_world + temp_detail # type: Solid
except ValueError:
raise ValueError('Bad Glass Floorbeam template!')
# Grab the 'end' side, which we move around.
for side in beam_template.sides:
if side.normal() == (-1, 0, 0):
beam_end_face = side
break
else:
raise ValueError('Not aligned to world...')
separation = options.get(int, 'glass_floorbeam_sep') + 1
separation *= 128
# First we want to find all the groups of contiguous glass sections.
# This is a mapping from some glass piece to its group list.
groups = {}
for (origin, normal), barr_type in BARRIERS.items():
# Grating doesn't use it.
if barr_type is not BarrierType.GLASS:
continue
normal = Vec(normal)
if not normal.z:
# Not walls.
continue
pos = Vec(origin) + normal * 62
groups[pos.as_tuple()] = [pos]
# Loop over every pos and check in the +x/y directions for another glass
# piece. If there, merge the two lists and set every pos in the group to
# point to the new list.
# Once done, every unique list = a group.
for pos_tup in groups.keys():
pos = Vec(pos_tup)
for off in ((128, 0, 0), (0, 128, 0)):
neighbour = (pos + off).as_tuple()
if neighbour in groups:
our_group = groups[pos_tup]
neigh_group = groups[neighbour]
if our_group is neigh_group:
continue
# Now merge the two lists. We then need to update all dict
# locations to point to the new list.
if len(neigh_group) > len(our_group):
small_group, large_group = our_group, neigh_group
else:
small_group, large_group = neigh_group, our_group
large_group.extend(small_group)
for pos in small_group:
groups[pos.as_tuple()] = large_group
# Remove duplicates objects by using the ID as key..
groups = list({id(group): group for group in groups.values()}.values())
# Side -> u, v or None
for group in groups:
bbox_min, bbox_max = Vec.bbox(group)
dimensions = bbox_max - bbox_min
# Our beams align to the smallest axis.
if dimensions.y > dimensions.x:
beam_ax = 'x'
side_ax = 'y'
rot = Matrix()
else:
beam_ax = 'y'
side_ax = 'x'
rot = Matrix.from_yaw(90)
# Build min, max tuples for each axis in the other direction.
# This tells us where the beams will be.
beams: dict[float, tuple[float, float]] = {}
# Add 128 so the first pos isn't a beam.
offset = bbox_min[side_ax] + 128
for pos in group:
side_off = pos[side_ax]
beam_off = pos[beam_ax]
# Skip over non-'sep' positions..
if (side_off - offset) % separation != 0:
continue
try:
min_pos, max_pos = beams[side_off]
except KeyError:
beams[side_off] = beam_off, beam_off
else:
beams[side_off] = min(min_pos,
beam_off), max(max_pos, beam_off)
detail = vmf.create_ent('func_detail')
for side_off, (min_off, max_off) in beams.items():
for min_pos, max_pos in beam_hole_split(
beam_ax,
Vec.with_axes(side_ax, side_off, beam_ax, min_off, 'z',
bbox_min),
Vec.with_axes(side_ax, side_off, beam_ax, max_off, 'z',
bbox_min),
):
if min_pos[beam_ax] >= max_pos[beam_ax]:
raise ValueError(min_pos, max_pos, beam_ax)
# Make the beam.
# Grab the end face and snap to the length we want.
beam_end_off = max_pos[beam_ax] - min_pos[beam_ax]
assert beam_end_off > 0, beam_end_off
for plane in beam_end_face.planes:
plane.x = beam_end_off
new_beam = beam_template.copy(vmf_file=vmf)
new_beam.localise(min_pos, rot)
detail.solids.append(new_beam)
def make_barriers(vmf: VMF):
"""Make barrier entities. get_tex is vbsp.get_tex."""
glass_temp = template_brush.get_scaling_template(
options.get(str, "glass_template"))
grate_temp = template_brush.get_scaling_template(
options.get(str, "grating_template"))
hole_temp_small: List[Solid]
hole_temp_lrg_diag: List[Solid]
hole_temp_lrg_cutout: List[Solid]
hole_temp_lrg_square: List[Solid]
# Avoid error without this package.
if HOLES:
# Grab the template solids we need.
hole_combined_temp = template_brush.get_template(
options.get(str, 'glass_hole_temp'))
hole_world, hole_detail, _ = hole_combined_temp.visgrouped({'small'})
hole_temp_small = hole_world + hole_detail
hole_world, hole_detail, _ = hole_combined_temp.visgrouped(
{'large_diagonal'})
hole_temp_lrg_diag = hole_world + hole_detail
hole_world, hole_detail, _ = hole_combined_temp.visgrouped(
{'large_cutout'})
hole_temp_lrg_cutout = hole_world + hole_detail
hole_world, hole_detail, _ = hole_combined_temp.visgrouped(
{'large_square'})
hole_temp_lrg_square = hole_world + hole_detail
else:
hole_temp_small = hole_temp_lrg_diag = hole_temp_lrg_cutout = hole_temp_lrg_square = []
floorbeam_temp = options.get(str, 'glass_floorbeam_temp')
if options.get_itemconf('BEE_PELLET:PelletGrating', False):
# Merge together these existing filters in global_pti_ents
vmf.create_ent(
origin=options.get(Vec, 'global_pti_ents_loc'),
targetname='@grating_filter',
classname='filter_multi',
filtertype=0,
negated=0,
filter01='@not_pellet',
filter02='@not_paint_bomb',
)
else:
# Just skip paint bombs.
vmf.create_ent(
origin=options.get(Vec, 'global_pti_ents_loc'),
targetname='@grating_filter',
classname='filter_activator_class',
negated=1,
filterclass='prop_paint_bomb',
)
# Group the positions by planes in each orientation.
# This makes them 2D grids which we can optimise.
# (normal_dist, positive_axis, type) -> [(x, y)]
slices: Dict[Tuple[Tuple[float, float, float], bool, BarrierType],
Dict[Tuple[int, int], False]] = defaultdict(dict)
# We have this on the 32-grid so we can cut squares for holes.
for (origin_tup, normal_tup), barr_type in BARRIERS.items():
origin = Vec(origin_tup)
normal = Vec(normal_tup)
norm_axis = normal.axis()
u, v = origin.other_axes(norm_axis)
norm_pos = Vec.with_axes(norm_axis, origin)
slice_plane = slices[
norm_pos.as_tuple(), # distance from origin to this plane.
normal[norm_axis] > 0, barr_type, ]
for u_off in [-48, -16, 16, 48]:
for v_off in [-48, -16, 16, 48]:
slice_plane[int((u + u_off) // 32),
int((v + v_off) // 32), ] = True
# Remove pane sections where the holes are. We then generate those with
# templates for slanted parts.
for (origin_tup, norm_tup), hole_type in HOLES.items():
barr_type = BARRIERS[origin_tup, norm_tup]
origin = Vec(origin_tup)
normal = Vec(norm_tup)
norm_axis = normal.axis()
u, v = origin.other_axes(norm_axis)
norm_pos = Vec.with_axes(norm_axis, origin)
slice_plane = slices[norm_pos.as_tuple(), normal[norm_axis] > 0,
barr_type, ]
if hole_type is HoleType.LARGE:
offsets = (-80, -48, -16, 16, 48, 80)
else:
offsets = (-16, 16)
for u_off in offsets:
for v_off in offsets:
# Remove these squares, but keep them in the dict
# so we can check if there was glass there.
uv = (
int((u + u_off) // 32),
int((v + v_off) // 32),
)
if uv in slice_plane:
slice_plane[uv] = False
# These have to be present, except for the corners
# on the large hole.
elif abs(u_off) != 80 or abs(v_off) != 80:
u_ax, v_ax = Vec.INV_AXIS[norm_axis]
LOGGER.warning(
'Hole tried to remove missing tile at ({})?',
Vec.with_axes(norm_axis, norm_pos, u_ax, u + u_off,
v_ax, v + v_off),
)
# Now generate the curved brushwork.
if barr_type is BarrierType.GLASS:
front_temp = glass_temp
elif barr_type is BarrierType.GRATING:
front_temp = grate_temp
else:
raise NotImplementedError
angles = normal.to_angle()
hole_temp: List[Tuple[List[Solid], Matrix]] = []
# This is a tricky bit. Two large templates would collide
# diagonally, and we allow the corner glass to not be present since
# the hole doesn't actually use that 32x32 segment.
# So we need to determine which of 3 templates to use.
corn_angles = angles.copy()
if hole_type is HoleType.LARGE:
for corn_angles.roll in (0, 90, 180, 270):
corn_mat = Matrix.from_angle(corn_angles)
corn_dir = Vec(y=1, z=1) @ corn_angles
hole_off = origin + 128 * corn_dir
diag_type = HOLES.get(
(hole_off.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()),
None,
)
corner_pos = origin + 80 * corn_dir
corn_u, corn_v = corner_pos.other_axes(norm_axis)
corn_u = int(corn_u // 32)
corn_v = int(corn_v // 32)
if diag_type is HoleType.LARGE:
# There's another large template to this direction.
# Just have 1 generate both combined, so the brushes can
# be more optimal. To pick, arbitrarily make the upper one
# be in charge.
if corn_v > v // 32:
hole_temp.append((hole_temp_lrg_diag, corn_mat))
continue
if (corn_u, corn_v) in slice_plane:
hole_temp.append((hole_temp_lrg_square, corn_mat))
else:
hole_temp.append((hole_temp_lrg_cutout, corn_mat))
else:
hole_temp.append((hole_temp_small, Matrix.from_angle(angles)))
def solid_pane_func(off1: float, off2: float, mat: str) -> List[Solid]:
"""Given the two thicknesses, produce the curved hole from the template."""
off_min = 64 - max(off1, off2)
off_max = 64 - min(off1, off2)
new_brushes = []
for brushes, matrix in hole_temp:
for orig_brush in brushes:
brush = orig_brush.copy(vmf_file=vmf)
new_brushes.append(brush)
for face in brush.sides:
face.mat = mat
for point in face.planes:
if point.x > 64:
point.x = off_max
else:
point.x = off_min
face.localise(origin, matrix)
# Increase precision, these are small detail brushes.
face.lightmap = 8
return new_brushes
make_glass_grating(
vmf,
origin,
normal,
barr_type,
front_temp,
solid_pane_func,
)
for (plane_pos, is_pos, barr_type), pos_slice in slices.items():
plane_pos = Vec(plane_pos)
norm_axis = plane_pos.axis()
normal = Vec.with_axes(norm_axis, 1 if is_pos else -1)
if barr_type is BarrierType.GLASS:
front_temp = glass_temp
elif barr_type is BarrierType.GRATING:
front_temp = grate_temp
else:
raise NotImplementedError
u_axis, v_axis = Vec.INV_AXIS[norm_axis]
for min_u, min_v, max_u, max_v in grid_optimise(pos_slice):
# These are two points in the origin plane, at the borders.
pos_min = Vec.with_axes(
norm_axis,
plane_pos,
u_axis,
min_u * 32,
v_axis,
min_v * 32,
)
pos_max = Vec.with_axes(
norm_axis,
plane_pos,
u_axis,
max_u * 32 + 32,
v_axis,
max_v * 32 + 32,
)
def solid_pane_func(pos1: float, pos2: float,
mat: str) -> List[Solid]:
"""Make the solid brush."""
return [
vmf.make_prism(
pos_min + normal * (64.0 - pos1),
pos_max + normal * (64.0 - pos2),
mat=mat,
).solid
]
make_glass_grating(
vmf,
(pos_min + pos_max) / 2 + 63 * normal,
normal,
barr_type,
front_temp,
solid_pane_func,
)
# Generate hint brushes, to ensure sorting is done correctly.
[hint] = solid_pane_func(0, 4.0, consts.Tools.SKIP)
for side in hint:
if abs(Vec.dot(side.normal(), normal)) > 0.99:
side.mat = consts.Tools.HINT
vmf.add_brush(hint)
if floorbeam_temp:
LOGGER.info('Adding Glass floor beams...')
add_glass_floorbeams(vmf, floorbeam_temp)
LOGGER.info('Done!')
def convert_floor(
vmf: VMF,
loc: Vec,
overlay_ids,
mats,
settings,
signage_loc,
detail,
noise_weight,
noise_func: SimplexNoise,
):
"""Cut out tiles at the specified location."""
# We pop it, so the face isn't detected by other logic - otherwise it'll
# be retextured and whatnot, which we don't want.
try:
brush = conditions.SOLIDS.pop(loc.as_tuple())
except KeyError:
return False # No tile here!
if brush.normal == (0, 0, 1):
# This is a pillar block - there isn't actually tiles here!
# We need to generate a squarebeams brush to fill this gap.
brush.face.mat = 'tools/toolsnodraw' # It won't be visible
temp_data = template_brush.import_template(
temp_name=FLOOR_TEMP_PILLAR,
origin=loc,
)
template_brush.retexture_template(
temp_data,
loc,
# Switch to use the configured squarebeams texture
replace_tex={
consts.Special.SQUAREBEAMS: random.choice(
MATS['squarebeams']
),
}
)
return False
# The new brush IDs overlays need to use
# NOTE: strings, not ints!
ant_locs = overlay_ids[str(brush.face.id)] = []
# Move the floor brush down and switch to the floorbase texture.
for plane in brush.face.planes:
plane.z -= FLOOR_DEPTH
brush.face.mat = random.choice(mats['floorbase'])
loc.x -= 64
loc.y -= 64
for x, y in utils.iter_grid(max_x=4, max_y=4):
tile_loc = loc + (x * 32 + 16, y * 32 + 16, 0)
if tile_loc.as_tuple() in signage_loc:
# Force the tile to be present under signage..
should_make_tile = True
rand = 100
# We don't need to check this again in future!
signage_loc.remove(tile_loc.as_tuple())
else:
# Create a number between 0-100
rand = 100 * get_noise(tile_loc // 32, noise_func) + 10
# Adjust based on the noise_weight value, so boundries have more tiles
rand *= 0.1 + 0.9 * (1 - noise_weight)
should_make_tile = rand < settings['floor_chance']
if random.randint(0, 7) == 0:
# Sometimes there'll be random holes/extra tiles
should_make_tile = not should_make_tile
if should_make_tile:
# Full tile
tile = make_tile(
vmf,
p1=tile_loc - (16, 16, 0),
p2=tile_loc + (16, 16, -2),
top_mat=vbsp.get_tex(str(brush.color) + '.floor'),
bottom_mat='tools/toolsnodraw',
beam_mat=random.choice(mats['squarebeams']),
)
detail.solids.append(tile.solid)
ant_locs.append(str(tile.top.id))
elif rand < settings['floor_glue_chance']:
# 'Glue' tile - this chance should be higher, making these appear
# bordering the full tiles.
tile = make_tile(
vmf,
p1=tile_loc - (16, 16, 1),
p2=tile_loc + (16, 16, -2),
top_mat=random.choice(mats['tile_glue']),
bottom_mat='tools/toolsnodraw',
beam_mat=random.choice(mats['squarebeams']),
)
detail.solids.append(tile.solid)
else:
# No tile at this loc!
pass
return True
def add_glass_floorbeams(vmf: VMF, temp_name: str):
"""Add beams to separate large glass panels.
The texture is assumed to match plasticwall004a's shape.
"""
template = template_brush.get_template(temp_name)
temp_world, temp_detail, temp_over = template.visgrouped()
try:
[beam_template] = temp_world + temp_detail # type: Solid
except ValueError:
raise ValueError('Bad Glass Floorbeam template!')
# Grab the 'end' side, which we move around.
for side in beam_template.sides:
if side.normal() == (-1, 0, 0):
beam_end_face = side
break
else:
raise ValueError('Not aligned to world...')
separation = vbsp_options.get(int, 'glass_floorbeam_sep') + 1
separation *= 128
# First we want to find all the groups of contiguous glass sections.
# This is a mapping from some glass piece to its group list.
groups = {}
for (origin, normal), barr_type in BARRIERS.items():
# Grating doesn't use it.
if barr_type is not BarrierType.GLASS:
continue
normal = Vec(normal)
if not normal.z:
# Not walls.
continue
pos = Vec(origin) + normal * 62
groups[pos.as_tuple()] = [pos]
# Loop over every pos and check in the +x/y directions for another glass
# piece. If there, merge the two lists and set every pos in the group to
# point to the new list.
# Once done, every unique list = a group.
for pos_tup in groups.keys():
pos = Vec(pos_tup)
for off in ((128, 0, 0), (0, 128, 0)):
neighbour = (pos + off).as_tuple()
if neighbour in groups:
our_group = groups[pos_tup]
neigh_group = groups[neighbour]
if our_group is neigh_group:
continue
# Now merge the two lists. We then need to update all dict locs
# to point to the new list.
if len(neigh_group) > len(our_group):
small_group, large_group = our_group, neigh_group
else:
small_group, large_group = neigh_group, our_group
large_group.extend(small_group)
for pos in small_group:
groups[pos.as_tuple()] = large_group
# Remove duplicates objects by using the ID as key..
groups = list({
id(group): group
for group in groups.values()
}.values())
# Side -> u, v or None
for group in groups:
bbox_min, bbox_max = Vec.bbox(group)
dimensions = bbox_max - bbox_min
LOGGER.info('Size = {}', dimensions)
# Our beams align to the smallest axis.
if dimensions.y > dimensions.x:
beam_ax = 'x'
side_ax = 'y'
rot = Vec(0, 0, 0)
else:
beam_ax = 'y'
side_ax = 'x'
rot = Vec(0, 90, 0)
# Build min, max tuples for each axis in the other direction.
# This tells us where the beams will be.
beams = {} # type: Dict[int, Tuple[int, int]]
# Add 128 so the first pos isn't a beam.
offset = bbox_min[side_ax] + 128
for pos in group:
side_off = pos[side_ax]
beam_off = pos[beam_ax]
# Skip over non-'sep' positions..
if (side_off - offset) % separation != 0:
continue
try:
min_pos, max_pos = beams[side_off]
except KeyError:
beams[side_off] = beam_off, beam_off
else:
beams[side_off] = min(min_pos, beam_off), max(max_pos, beam_off)
detail = vmf.create_ent('func_detail')
for side_off, (min_off, max_off) in beams.items():
for min_pos, max_pos in beam_hole_split(
beam_ax,
Vec.with_axes(side_ax, side_off, beam_ax, min_off, 'z', bbox_min),
Vec.with_axes(side_ax, side_off, beam_ax, max_off, 'z', bbox_min),
):
if min_pos[beam_ax] >= max_pos[beam_ax]:
raise ValueError(min_pos, max_pos, beam_ax)
# Make the beam.
# Grab the end face and snap to the length we want.
beam_end_off = max_pos[beam_ax] - min_pos[beam_ax]
assert beam_end_off > 0, beam_end_off
for plane in beam_end_face.planes:
plane.x = beam_end_off
new_beam = beam_template.copy(vmf_file=vmf)
new_beam.localise(min_pos, rot)
detail.solids.append(new_beam)
def res_make_catwalk(res: Property):
"""Speciallised result to generate catwalks from markers.
Only runs once, and then quits the condition list.
Instances:
MarkerInst: The instance set in editoritems.
Straight_128/256/512: Straight sections. Extends East
Corner: A corner piece. Connects on N and W sides.
TJunction; A T-piece. Connects on all but the East side.
CrossJunction: A X-piece. Connects on all sides.
End: An end piece. Connects on the East side.
Stair: A stair. Starts East and goes Up and West.
End_wall: Connects a West wall to a East catwalk.
Support_Wall: A support extending from the East wall.
Support_Ceil: A support extending from the ceiling.
Support_Floor: A support extending from the floor.
Support_Goo: A floor support, designed for goo pits.
Single_Wall: A section connecting to an East wall.
"""
LOGGER.info("Starting catwalk generator...")
marker = resolve_inst(res['markerInst'])
output_target = res['output_name', 'MARKER']
instances = {
name: resolve_inst(res[name, ''])[0]
for name in
(
'straight_128', 'straight_256', 'straight_512',
'corner', 'tjunction', 'crossjunction', 'end', 'stair', 'end_wall',
'support_wall', 'support_ceil', 'support_floor', 'support_goo',
'single_wall',
'markerInst',
)
}
# If there are no attachments remove a catwalk piece
instances['NONE'] = ''
if instances['end_wall'] == '':
instances['end_wall'] = instances['end']
connections = {} # The directions this instance is connected by (NSEW)
markers = {}
# Find all our markers, so we can look them up by targetname.
for inst in vbsp.VMF.by_class['func_instance']:
if inst['file'].casefold() not in marker:
continue
# [North, South, East, West ]
connections[inst] = [False, False, False, False]
markers[inst['targetname']] = inst
# Snap the markers to the grid. If on glass it can become offset...
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
origin = origin // 128 * 128 # type: Vec
origin += 64
while origin.as_tuple() in conditions.GOO_LOCS:
# The instance is in goo! Switch to floor orientation, and move
# up until it's in air.
inst['angles'] = '0 0 0'
origin.z += 128
inst['origin'] = str(origin)
if not markers:
return RES_EXHAUSTED
LOGGER.info('Connections: {}', connections)
LOGGER.info('Markers: {}', markers)
# First loop through all the markers, adding connecting sections
for inst in markers.values():
for conn in inst.outputs:
if conn.output != output_target or conn.input != output_target:
# Indicator toggles or similar, delete these entities.
# Find the associated overlays too.
for del_inst in vbsp.VMF.by_target[conn.target]:
conditions.remove_ant_toggle(del_inst)
continue
inst2 = markers[conn.target]
LOGGER.debug('{} <-> {}', inst['targetname'], inst2['targetname'])
origin1 = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
origin2 = Vec.from_str(inst2['origin'])
if origin1.x != origin2.x and origin1.y != origin2.y:
LOGGER.warning('Instances not aligned!')
continue
y_dir = origin1.x == origin2.x # Which way the connection is
if y_dir:
dist = abs(origin1.y - origin2.y)
else:
dist = abs(origin1.x - origin2.x)
vert_dist = origin1.z - origin2.z
LOGGER.debug('Dist = {}, Vert = {}', dist, vert_dist)
if (dist - 128) // 2 < abs(vert_dist):
# The stairs are 2 long, 1 high. Check there's enough room
# Subtract the last block though, since that's a corner.
LOGGER.warning('Not enough room for stairs!')
continue
if dist > 128:
# add straight sections in between
place_catwalk_connections(instances, origin1, origin2)
# Update the lists based on the directions that were set
conn_lst1 = connections[inst]
conn_lst2 = connections[inst2]
if origin1.x < origin2.x:
conn_lst1[2] = True # E
conn_lst2[3] = True # W
elif origin2.x < origin1.x:
conn_lst1[3] = True # W
conn_lst2[2] = True # E
if origin1.y < origin2.y:
conn_lst1[0] = True # N
conn_lst2[1] = True # S
elif origin2.y < origin1.y:
conn_lst1[1] = True # S
conn_lst2[0] = True # N
inst.outputs.clear() # Remove the outputs now, they're useless
for inst, dir_mask in connections.items():
# Set the marker instances based on the attached walkways.
normal = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
new_type, inst['angles'] = utils.CONN_LOOKUP[tuple(dir_mask)]
inst['file'] = instances[CATWALK_TYPES[new_type]]
if new_type is utils.CONN_TYPES.side:
# If the end piece is pointing at a wall, switch the instance.
if normal.z == 0:
# Treat booleans as ints to get the direction the connection is
# in - True == 1, False == 0
conn_dir = Vec(
x=dir_mask[2] - dir_mask[3], # +E, -W
y=dir_mask[0] - dir_mask[1], # +N, -S,
z=0,
)
if normal == conn_dir:
inst['file'] = instances['end_wall']
continue # We never have normal supports on end pieces
elif new_type is utils.CONN_TYPES.none:
# Unconnected catwalks on the wall switch to a special instance.
# This lets players stand next to a portal surface on the wall.
if normal.z == 0:
inst['file'] = instances['single_wall']
inst['angles'] = INST_ANGLE[normal.as_tuple()]
else:
inst.remove()
continue # These don't get supports otherwise
# Add regular supports
if normal == (0, 0, 1):
# If in goo, use different supports!
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
origin.z -= 128
if origin.as_tuple() in conditions.GOO_LOCS:
supp = instances['support_goo']
else:
supp = instances['support_floor']
elif normal == (0, 0, -1):
supp = instances['support_ceil']
else:
supp = instances['support_wall']
if supp:
vbsp.VMF.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
origin=inst['origin'],
angles=INST_ANGLE[normal.as_tuple()],
file=supp,
)
LOGGER.info('Finished catwalk generation!')
return RES_EXHAUSTED
def res_make_tag_fizzler(vmf: VMF, inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Add an Aperture Tag Paint Gun activation fizzler.
These fizzlers are created via signs, and work very specially.
MUST be priority -100 so it runs before fizzlers!
"""
import vbsp
if vbsp_options.get(str, 'game_id') != utils.STEAM_IDS['TAG']:
# Abort - TAG fizzlers shouldn't appear in any other game!
inst.remove()
return
fizzler = None
# Look for the fizzler instance we want to replace
for targetname in inst.output_targets():
try:
fizzler = FIZZLERS[targetname]
except KeyError:
# Not a fizzler.
# It's an indicator toggle, remove it and the antline to clean up.
for ent in vmf.by_target[targetname]:
remove_ant_toggle(ent)
inst.outputs.clear() # Remove the outputs now, they're not valid anyway.
if fizzler is None:
# No fizzler - remove this sign
inst.remove()
return
if fizzler.fizz_type.id == 'TAG_FIZZ_ID':
LOGGER.warning('Two tag signs attached to one fizzler...')
inst.remove()
return
# Swap to the special Tag Fizzler type.
fizzler.fizz_type = FIZZ_TYPES[TAG_FIZZ_ID]
# The distance from origin the double signs are seperated by.
sign_offset = res.int('signoffset', 16)
sign_loc = (
# The actual location of the sign - on the wall
Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) +
Vec(0, 0, -64).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
)
# Now deal with the visual aspect:
# Blue signs should be on top.
blue_enabled = inst.fixup.bool('$start_enabled')
oran_enabled = inst.fixup.bool('$start_reversed')
# If True, single-color signs will also turn off the other color.
# This also means we always show both signs.
# If both are enabled or disabled, this has no effect.
disable_other = (
not inst.fixup.bool('$disable_autorespawn', True) and
blue_enabled != oran_enabled
)
# Delete fixups now, they aren't useful.
inst.fixup.clear()
if not blue_enabled and not oran_enabled:
# Hide the sign in this case!
inst.remove()
inst_angle = srctools.parse_vec_str(inst['angles'])
inst_normal = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate(*inst_angle)
loc = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
if disable_other or (blue_enabled and oran_enabled):
inst['file'] = res['frame_double']
# On a wall, and pointing vertically
if inst_normal.z == 0 and Vec(y=1).rotate(*inst_angle).z:
# They're vertical, make sure blue's on top!
blue_loc = Vec(loc.x, loc.y, loc.z + sign_offset)
oran_loc = Vec(loc.x, loc.y, loc.z - sign_offset)
# If orange is enabled, with two frames put that on top
# instead since it's more important
if disable_other and oran_enabled:
blue_loc, oran_loc = oran_loc, blue_loc
else:
offset = Vec(0, sign_offset, 0).rotate(*inst_angle)
blue_loc = loc + offset
oran_loc = loc - offset
else:
inst['file'] = res['frame_single']
# They're always centered
blue_loc = loc
oran_loc = loc
if inst_normal.z != 0:
# If on floors/ceilings, rotate to point at the fizzler!
sign_floor_loc = sign_loc.copy()
sign_floor_loc.z = 0 # We don't care about z-positions.
# Grab the data saved earlier in res_find_potential_tag_fizzlers()
axis, side_min, side_max, normal = calc_fizzler_orient(fizzler)
# The Z-axis fizzler (horizontal) must be treated differently.
if axis == 'z':
# For z-axis, just compare to the center point.
# The values are really x, y, z, not what they're named.
sign_dir = sign_floor_loc - (side_min, side_max, normal)
else:
# For the other two, we compare to the line,
# or compare to the closest side (in line with the fizz)
other_axis = 'x' if axis == 'y' else 'y'
if abs(sign_floor_loc[other_axis] - normal) < 32:
# Compare to the closest side. Use ** to swap x/y arguments
# appropriately. The closest side is the one with the
# smallest magnitude.
sign_dir = min(
sign_floor_loc - Vec.with_axes(
axis,side_min,
other_axis, normal,
),
sign_floor_loc - Vec.with_axes(
axis, side_max,
other_axis, normal,
),
key=Vec.mag,
)
else:
# Align just based on whether we're in front or behind.
sign_dir = Vec()
sign_dir[other_axis] = sign_floor_loc[other_axis] - normal
sign_angle = math.degrees(
math.atan2(sign_dir.y, sign_dir.x)
)
# Round to nearest 90 degrees
# Add 45 so the switchover point is at the diagonals
sign_angle = (sign_angle + 45) // 90 * 90
# Rotate to fit the instances - south is down
sign_angle = int(sign_angle + 90) % 360
if inst_normal.z > 0:
sign_angle = '0 {} 0'.format(sign_angle)
elif inst_normal.z < 0:
# Flip upside-down for ceilings
sign_angle = '0 {} 180'.format(sign_angle)
else:
# On a wall, face upright
sign_angle = PETI_INST_ANGLE[inst_normal.as_tuple()]
# If disable_other, we show off signs. Otherwise we don't use that sign.
blue_sign = 'blue_sign' if blue_enabled else 'blue_off_sign' if disable_other else None
oran_sign = 'oran_sign' if oran_enabled else 'oran_off_sign' if disable_other else None
if blue_sign:
vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
file=res[blue_sign, ''],
targetname=inst['targetname'],
angles=sign_angle,
origin=blue_loc.join(' '),
)
if oran_sign:
vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
file=res[oran_sign, ''],
targetname=inst['targetname'],
angles=sign_angle,
origin=oran_loc.join(' '),
)
# Now modify the fizzler...
# Subtract the sign from the list of connections, but don't go below
# zero
fizzler.base_inst.fixup['$connectioncount'] = str(max(
0,
srctools.conv_int(fizzler.base_inst.fixup['$connectioncount', ''], 0) - 1
))
# Find the direction the fizzler normal is.
# Signs will associate with the given side!
bbox_min, bbox_max = fizzler.emitters[0]
fizz_field_axis = (bbox_max-bbox_min).norm()
fizz_norm_axis = fizzler.normal().axis()
sign_center = (bbox_min[fizz_norm_axis] + bbox_max[fizz_norm_axis]) / 2
# Figure out what the sides will set values to...
pos_blue = False
pos_oran = False
neg_blue = False
neg_oran = False
if sign_loc[fizz_norm_axis] < sign_center:
pos_blue = blue_enabled
pos_oran = oran_enabled
else:
neg_blue = blue_enabled
neg_oran = oran_enabled
# If it activates the paint gun, use different textures
fizzler.tag_on_pos = pos_blue or pos_oran
fizzler.tag_on_neg = neg_blue or neg_oran
# Now make the trigger ents. We special-case these since they need to swap
# depending on the sign config and position.
if vbsp.GAME_MODE == 'COOP':
# We need ATLAS-specific triggers
pos_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_playerteam',
)
neg_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_playerteam',
)
output = 'OnStartTouchBluePlayer'
else:
pos_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_multiple',
)
neg_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_multiple',
spawnflags='1',
)
output = 'OnStartTouch'
pos_trig['origin'] = neg_trig['origin'] = fizzler.base_inst['origin']
pos_trig['spawnflags'] = neg_trig['spawnflags'] = '1' # Clients Only
pos_trig['targetname'] = local_name(fizzler.base_inst, 'trig_pos')
neg_trig['targetname'] = local_name(fizzler.base_inst, 'trig_neg')
pos_trig.outputs = [
Output(output, neg_trig, 'Enable'),
Output(output, pos_trig, 'Disable'),
]
neg_trig.outputs = [
Output(output, pos_trig, 'Enable'),
Output(output, neg_trig, 'Disable'),
]
voice_attr = vbsp.settings['has_attr']
if blue_enabled or disable_other:
# If this is blue/oran only, don't affect the other color
neg_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(neg_blue),
))
pos_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(pos_blue),
))
if blue_enabled:
# Add voice attributes - we have the gun and gel!
voice_attr['bluegelgun'] = True
voice_attr['bluegel'] = True
voice_attr['bouncegun'] = True
voice_attr['bouncegel'] = True
if oran_enabled or disable_other:
neg_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(neg_oran),
))
pos_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(pos_oran),
))
if oran_enabled:
voice_attr['orangegelgun'] = True
voice_attr['orangegel'] = True
voice_attr['speedgelgun'] = True
voice_attr['speedgel'] = True
if not oran_enabled and not blue_enabled:
# If both are disabled, we must shutdown the gun when touching
# either side - use neg_trig for that purpose!
# We want to get rid of pos_trig to save ents
vmf.remove_ent(pos_trig)
neg_trig['targetname'] = local_name(fizzler.base_inst, 'trig_off')
neg_trig.outputs.clear()
neg_trig.add_out(Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param='0'
))
neg_trig.add_out(Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param='0'
))
# Make the triggers.
for bbox_min, bbox_max in fizzler.emitters:
bbox_min = bbox_min.copy() - 64 * fizzler.up_axis
bbox_max = bbox_max.copy() + 64 * fizzler.up_axis
# The triggers are 8 units thick, with a 32-unit gap in the middle
neg_min, neg_max = Vec(bbox_min), Vec(bbox_max)
neg_min[fizz_norm_axis] -= 24
neg_max[fizz_norm_axis] -= 16
pos_min, pos_max = Vec(bbox_min), Vec(bbox_max)
pos_min[fizz_norm_axis] += 16
pos_max[fizz_norm_axis] += 24
if blue_enabled or oran_enabled:
neg_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
neg_min,
neg_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid,
)
pos_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
pos_min,
pos_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid,
)
else:
# If neither enabled, use one trigger
neg_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
neg_min,
pos_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid,
)
def make_ubend(
origin_a: Vec,
origin_b: Vec,
normal: Vec,
config,
max_size: int,
is_start=False,
):
"""Create u-shaped bends."""
offset = origin_b - origin_a
out_axis = normal.axis()
out_off = offset[out_axis]
offset[out_axis] = 0
if len(offset) == 2:
# Len counts the non-zero values..
# If 2, the ubend is diagonal so it's ambigous where to put the bends.
return []
side_norm = offset.norm()
for side_axis, side_dist in zip('xyz', offset):
if side_dist:
side_dist = abs(side_dist) + 128
break
else:
# The two tube items are on top of another, that's
# impossible to generate.
return []
# Calculate the size of the various parts.
# first/second _size = size of the corners.
# first/second _straight = length of straight sections
# off_straight = length of straight in between corners
if out_off == 0:
# Both tubes are parallel to each other - use half the distance
# for the bends.
first_size = second_size = min(
3,
max_size,
side_dist // (128 * 2),
)
first_straight = second_straight = 0
side_straight = side_dist - 2 * 128 * first_size
elif out_off > 0:
# The second tube is further away than the first - the first bend
# should be largest.
# We need 1 spot for the second bend.
first_size = min(
3,
max_size,
side_dist // 128 - 1,
out_off,
)
second_size = min(3, side_dist // 128 - first_size, max_size)
first_straight = (out_off + 128) - 128 * second_size
second_straight = (first_size - second_size) * 128
side_straight = (side_dist / 128 - first_size - second_size) * 128
elif out_off < 0:
# The first tube is further away than the second - the second bend
# should be largest.
second_size = min(
3,
max_size,
side_dist // 128 - 1,
-out_off # -out = abs()
)
first_size = min(3, side_dist // 128 - second_size, max_size)
first_straight = (second_size - first_size) * 128
second_straight = (-out_off + 128) - 128 * second_size
side_straight = (side_dist / 128 - first_size - second_size) * 128
else:
return [] # Not possible..
# We always have a straight segment at the first marker point - move
# everything up slightly.
first_straight += 128
LOGGER.info(
'Ubend {}: {}, c={}, {}, c={}, {}',
out_off,
first_straight,
first_size,
side_straight,
second_size,
second_straight,
)
make_straight(
origin_a,
normal,
first_straight,
config,
is_start,
)
first_corner_loc = origin_a + (normal * first_straight)
make_corner(
first_corner_loc,
CORNER_ANG[normal.as_tuple(), side_norm.as_tuple()].ang,
first_size,
config,
)
off_straight_loc = first_corner_loc + normal * (128 * (first_size - 1))
off_straight_loc += side_norm * (128 * first_size)
if side_straight > 0:
make_straight(
off_straight_loc,
side_norm,
side_straight,
config,
)
sec_corner_loc = off_straight_loc + side_norm * side_straight
make_corner(
sec_corner_loc,
CORNER_ANG[side_norm.as_tuple(), (-normal).as_tuple()].ang,
second_size,
config,
)
if second_straight > 0:
make_straight(
sec_corner_loc - normal * (128 * second_size),
-normal,
second_straight,
config,
)
def res_fizzler_pair(begin_inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Modify the instance of a fizzler to link with its pair.
Each pair will be given a name along the lines of "fizz_name-model1334".
Values:
- StartInst, EndInst: The instances used for each end
- MidInst: An instance placed every 128 units between emitters.
- SingleInst: If the models are 1 block apart, replace both with this
instance.
"""
orig_target = begin_inst['targetname']
if 'modelEnd' in orig_target:
return # We only execute starting from the start side.
orig_target = orig_target[:-11] # remove "_modelStart"
end_name = orig_target + '_modelEnd' # What we search for
# The name all these instances get
if srctools.conv_bool(res['uniqueName', '1'], True):
pair_name = orig_target + '-model' + str(begin_inst.id)
else:
pair_name = orig_target
orig_file = begin_inst['file']
begin_file = res['StartInst', orig_file]
end_file = res['EndInst', orig_file]
mid_file = res['MidInst', '']
single_file = res['SingleInst', '']
begin_inst['file'] = begin_file
begin_inst['targetname'] = pair_name
direction = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate_by_str(begin_inst['angles'])
begin_pos = Vec.from_str(begin_inst['origin'])
axis_1, axis_2, main_axis = PAIR_AXES[direction.as_tuple()]
for end_inst in vbsp.VMF.by_class['func_instance']:
if end_inst['targetname', ''] != end_name:
# Only examine this barrier hazard's instances!
continue
if end_inst['file'] != orig_file:
# Allow adding overlays or other instances at the ends.
continue
end_pos = Vec.from_str(end_inst['origin'])
if (
begin_pos[axis_1] == end_pos[axis_1] and
begin_pos[axis_2] == end_pos[axis_2]
):
length = int(end_pos[main_axis] - begin_pos[main_axis])
break
else:
LOGGER.warning('No matching pair for {}!!', orig_target)
return
if single_file and length == 0:
end_inst.remove()
begin_inst['file'] = single_file
return
end_inst['targetname'] = pair_name
end_inst['file'] = end_file
if mid_file != '':
# Go 64 from each side, and always have at least 1 section
# A 128 gap will have length = 0
for dis in range(0, abs(length) + 1, 128):
new_pos = begin_pos + direction * dis
vbsp.VMF.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
targetname=pair_name,
angles=begin_inst['angles'],
file=mid_file,
origin=new_pos.join(' '),
)
def res_insert_overlay(inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Use a template to insert one or more overlays on a surface.
Options:
- ID: The template ID. Brushes will be ignored.
- Replace: old -> new material replacements.
- Face_pos: The offset of the brush face.
- Normal: The direction of the brush face.
- Offset: An offset to move the overlays by.
"""
(
temp_id,
replace,
face,
norm,
offset,
) = res.value
if temp_id[:1] == '$':
temp_id = inst.fixup[temp_id]
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) # type: Vec
angles = Vec.from_str(inst['angles', '0 0 0'])
face_pos = Vec(face).rotate(*angles)
face_pos += origin
normal = Vec(norm).rotate(*angles)
# Don't make offset change the face_pos value..
origin += offset.copy().rotate_by_str(
inst['angles', '0 0 0']
)
for axis, norm in enumerate(normal):
# Align to the center of the block grid. The normal direction is
# already correct.
if norm == 0:
face_pos[axis] = face_pos[axis] // 128 * 128 + 64
try:
face_id = SOLIDS[face_pos.as_tuple()].face.id
except KeyError:
LOGGER.warning(
'Overlay brush position is not valid: {}',
face_pos,
)
return
temp = template_brush.import_template(
temp_id,
origin,
angles,
targetname=inst['targetname', ''],
force_type=TEMP_TYPES.detail,
)
for over in temp.overlay: # type: Entity
random.seed('TEMP_OVERLAY_' + over['basisorigin'])
mat = random.choice(replace.get(
over['material'],
(over['material'], ),
))
if mat[:1] == '$':
mat = inst.fixup[mat]
if mat.startswith('<') or mat.endswith('>'):
# Lookup in the style data.
import vbsp
LOGGER.info('Tex: {}', vbsp.settings['textures'].keys())
mat = vbsp.get_tex(mat[1:-1])
over['material'] = mat
over['sides'] = str(face_id)
# Wipe the brushes from the map.
if temp.detail is not None:
temp.detail.remove()
LOGGER.info(
'Overlay template "{}" could set keep_brushes=0.',
temp_id,
)
def res_import_template(inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Import a template VMF file, retexturing it to match orientation.
It will be placed overlapping the given instance.
Options:
- ID: The ID of the template to be inserted. Add visgroups to additionally
add after a colon, comma-seperated (temp_id:vis1,vis2)
- force: a space-seperated list of overrides. If 'white' or 'black' is
present, the colour of tiles will be overridden. If 'invert' is
added, white/black tiles will be swapped. If a tile size
('2x2', '4x4', 'wall', 'special') is included, all tiles will
be switched to that size (if not a floor/ceiling). If 'world' or
'detail' is present, the brush will be forced to that type.
- replace: A block of template material -> replacement textures.
This is case insensitive - any texture here will not be altered
otherwise.
- replaceBrush: The position of a brush to replace (0 0 0=the surface).
This brush will be removed, and overlays will be fixed to use
all faces with the same normal. Can alternately be a block:
- Pos: The position to replace.
- additionalIDs: Space-separated list of face IDs in the template
to also fix for overlays. The surface should have close to a
vertical normal, to prevent rescaling the overlay.
- removeBrush: If true, the original brush will not be removed.
- transferOverlay: Allow disabling transferring overlays to this
template. The IDs will be removed instead. (This can be an instvar).
- keys/localkeys: If set, a brush entity will instead be generated with
these values. This overrides force world/detail.
Specially-handled keys:
- "origin", offset automatically.
- "movedir" on func_movelinear - set a normal surrounded by <>,
this gets replaced with angles.
- colorVar: If this fixup var is set
to 'white' or 'black', that colour will be forced.
If the value is '<editor>', the colour will be chosen based on
the color of the surface for ItemButtonFloor, funnels or
entry/exit frames.
- invertVar: If this fixup value is true, tile colour will be
swapped to the opposite of the current force option. This applies
after colorVar.
- visgroup: Sets how visgrouped parts are handled. If 'none' (default),
they are ignored. If 'choose', one is chosen. If a number, that
is the percentage chance for each visgroup to be added.
- visgroup_force_var: If set and True, visgroup is ignored and all groups
are added.
"""
(
orig_temp_id,
replace_tex,
force_colour,
force_grid,
force_type,
replace_brush_pos,
rem_replace_brush,
transfer_overlays,
additional_replace_ids,
invert_var,
color_var,
visgroup_func,
visgroup_force_var,
key_block,
) = res.value
temp_id = conditions.resolve_value(inst, orig_temp_id)
if srctools.conv_bool(conditions.resolve_value(inst, visgroup_force_var)):
def visgroup_func(group):
"""Use all the groups."""
yield from group
temp_name, visgroups = template_brush.parse_temp_name(temp_id)
try:
template = template_brush.get_template(temp_name)
except template_brush.InvalidTemplateName:
# The template map is read in after setup is performed, so
# it must be checked here!
# We don't want an error, just quit
if temp_id != orig_temp_id:
LOGGER.warning('{} -> "{}" is not a valid template!', orig_temp_id,
temp_name)
else:
LOGGER.warning('"{}" is not a valid template!', temp_name)
return
if color_var.casefold() == '<editor>':
# Check traits for the colour it should be.
traits = instance_traits.get(inst)
if 'white' in traits:
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.white
elif 'black' in traits:
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.black
else:
LOGGER.warning(
'"{}": Instance "{}" '
"isn't one with inherent color!",
temp_id,
inst['file'],
)
elif color_var:
color_val = conditions.resolve_value(inst, color_var).casefold()
if color_val == 'white':
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.white
elif color_val == 'black':
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.black
# else: no color var
if srctools.conv_bool(conditions.resolve_value(inst, invert_var)):
force_colour = template_brush.TEMP_COLOUR_INVERT[force_colour]
# else: False value, no invert.
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
angles = Vec.from_str(inst['angles', '0 0 0'])
temp_data = template_brush.import_template(
template,
origin,
angles,
targetname=inst['targetname', ''],
force_type=force_type,
visgroup_choose=visgroup_func,
add_to_map=True,
additional_visgroups=visgroups,
)
if key_block is not None:
conditions.set_ent_keys(temp_data.detail, inst, key_block)
br_origin = Vec.from_str(key_block.find_key('keys')['origin'])
br_origin.localise(origin, angles)
temp_data.detail['origin'] = br_origin
move_dir = temp_data.detail['movedir', '']
if move_dir.startswith('<') and move_dir.endswith('>'):
move_dir = Vec.from_str(move_dir).rotate(*angles)
temp_data.detail['movedir'] = move_dir.to_angle()
# Add it to the list of ignored brushes, so vbsp.change_brush() doesn't
# modify it.
vbsp.IGNORED_BRUSH_ENTS.add(temp_data.detail)
try:
# This is the original brush the template is replacing. We fix overlay
# face IDs, so this brush is replaced by the faces in the template
# pointing
# the same way.
if replace_brush_pos is None:
raise KeyError # Not set, raise to jump out of the try block
pos = Vec(replace_brush_pos).rotate(angles.x, angles.y, angles.z)
pos += origin
brush_group = SOLIDS[pos.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
# Not set or solid group doesn't exist, skip..
pass
else:
LOGGER.info('IDS: {}', additional_replace_ids | template.overlay_faces)
conditions.steal_from_brush(
temp_data,
brush_group,
rem_replace_brush,
map(int, additional_replace_ids | template.overlay_faces),
conv_bool(conditions.resolve_value(inst, transfer_overlays), True),
)
template_brush.retexture_template(
temp_data,
origin,
inst.fixup,
replace_tex,
force_colour,
force_grid,
)
def res_insert_overlay(inst: Entity, res: Property) -> None:
"""Use a template to insert one or more overlays on a surface.
Options:
- ID: The template ID. Brushes will be ignored.
- Replace: old -> new material replacements.
- Face_pos: The offset of the brush face.
- Normal: The direction of the brush face.
- Offset: An offset to move the overlays by.
"""
(
temp_id,
replace,
face,
norm,
offset,
) = res.value
if temp_id[:1] == '$':
temp_id = inst.fixup[temp_id]
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) # type: Vec
angles = Vec.from_str(inst['angles', '0 0 0'])
face_pos = Vec(face).rotate(*angles)
face_pos += origin
normal = Vec(norm).rotate(*angles)
# Don't make offset change the face_pos value..
origin += offset.copy().rotate_by_str(inst['angles', '0 0 0'])
# Shift so that the user perceives the position as the pos of the face
# itself.
face_pos -= 64 * normal
try:
tiledef = tiling.TILES[face_pos.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
LOGGER.warning(
'Overlay brush position is not valid: {}',
face_pos,
)
return
temp = template_brush.import_template(
temp_id,
origin,
angles,
targetname=inst['targetname', ''],
force_type=TEMP_TYPES.detail,
)
for over in temp.overlay: # type: Entity
random.seed('TEMP_OVERLAY_' + over['basisorigin'])
mat = over['material']
try:
mat = random.choice(replace[over['material'].casefold().replace(
'\\', '/')])
except KeyError:
pass
if mat[:1] == '$':
mat = inst.fixup[mat]
if mat.startswith('<') or mat.endswith('>'):
# Lookup in the texture data.
gen, mat = texturing.parse_name(mat[1:-1])
mat = gen.get(Vec.from_str(over['basisorigin']), mat)
over['material'] = mat
tiledef.bind_overlay(over)
# Wipe the brushes from the map.
if temp.detail is not None:
temp.detail.remove()
LOGGER.info(
'Overlay template "{}" could set keep_brushes=0.',
temp_id,
)
def parse_map(vmf: VMF, voice_attrs: Dict[str, bool]) -> None:
"""Analyse fizzler instances to assign fizzler types.
Instance traits are required.
The model instances and brushes will be removed from the map.
Needs connections to be parsed.
"""
# Item ID and model skin -> fizzler type
fizz_types = {} # type: Dict[Tuple[str, int], FizzlerType]
for fizz_type in FIZZ_TYPES.values():
for item_id in fizz_type.item_ids:
if ':' in item_id:
item_id, barrier_type = item_id.split(':')
if barrier_type == 'laserfield':
barrier_skin = 2
elif barrier_type == 'fizzler':
barrier_skin = 0
else:
LOGGER.error('Invalid barrier type ({}) for "{}"!',
barrier_type, item_id)
fizz_types[item_id, 0] = fizz_type
fizz_types[item_id, 2] = fizz_type
continue
fizz_types[item_id, barrier_skin] = fizz_type
else:
fizz_types[item_id, 0] = fizz_type
fizz_types[item_id, 2] = fizz_type
fizz_bases = {} # type: Dict[str, Entity]
fizz_models = defaultdict(list) # type: Dict[str, List[Entity]]
# Position and normal -> name, for output relays.
fizz_pos = {
} # type: Dict[Tuple[Tuple[float, float, float], Tuple[float, float, float]], str]
# First use traits to gather up all the instances.
for inst in vmf.by_class['func_instance']:
traits = instance_traits.get(inst)
if 'fizzler' not in traits:
continue
name = inst['targetname']
if 'fizzler_model' in traits:
name = name.rsplit('_model', 1)[0]
fizz_models[name].append(inst)
inst.remove()
elif 'fizzler_base' in traits:
fizz_bases[name] = inst
else:
LOGGER.warning('Fizzler "{}" has non-base, non-model instance?',
name)
continue
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
normal = Vec(z=1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
fizz_pos[origin.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()] = name
for name, base_inst in fizz_bases.items():
models = fizz_models[name]
up_axis = Vec(y=1).rotate_by_str(base_inst['angles'])
# If upside-down, make it face upright.
if up_axis == (0, 0, -1):
up_axis = Vec(z=1)
base_inst.outputs.clear()
# Now match the pairs of models to each other.
# The length axis is the line between them.
# We don't care about the instances after this, so don't keep track.
length_axis = Vec(z=1).rotate_by_str(base_inst['angles']).axis()
emitters = [] # type: List[Tuple[Vec, Vec]]
model_pairs = {} # type: Dict[Tuple[float, float], Vec]
model_skin = models[0].fixup.int('$skin')
try:
item_id, item_subtype = instanceLocs.ITEM_FOR_FILE[
base_inst['file'].casefold()]
fizz_type = fizz_types[item_id, model_skin]
except KeyError:
LOGGER.warning('Fizzler types: {}', fizz_types.keys())
raise ValueError('No fizzler type for "{}"!'.format(
base_inst['file'], )) from None
for attr_name in fizz_type.voice_attrs:
voice_attrs[attr_name] = True
for model in models:
pos = Vec.from_str(model['origin'])
try:
other_pos = model_pairs.pop(pos.other_axes(length_axis))
except KeyError:
# No other position yet, we need to find that.
model_pairs[pos.other_axes(length_axis)] = pos
continue
min_pos, max_pos = Vec.bbox(pos, other_pos)
# Move positions to the wall surface.
min_pos[length_axis] -= 64
max_pos[length_axis] += 64
emitters.append((min_pos, max_pos))
FIZZLERS[name] = Fizzler(fizz_type, up_axis, base_inst, emitters)
# Delete all the old brushes associated with fizzlers
for brush in (vmf.by_class['trigger_portal_cleanser']
| vmf.by_class['trigger_hurt'] | vmf.by_class['func_brush']):
name = brush['targetname']
if not name:
continue
name = name.rsplit('_brush')[0]
if name in FIZZLERS:
brush.remove()
# Check for fizzler output relays.
relay_file = instanceLocs.resolve('<ITEM_BEE2_FIZZLER_OUT_RELAY>',
silent=True)
if not relay_file:
# No relay item - deactivated most likely.
return
for inst in vmf.by_class['func_instance']:
if inst['file'].casefold() not in relay_file:
continue
inst.remove()
relay_item = connections.ITEMS[inst['targetname']]
try:
fizz_name = fizz_pos[
Vec.from_str(inst['origin']).as_tuple(),
Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles']).as_tuple()]
fizz_item = connections.ITEMS[fizz_name]
except KeyError:
# Not placed on a fizzler, or a fizzler with no IO
# - ignore, and destroy.
for out in list(relay_item.outputs):
out.remove()
for out in list(relay_item.inputs):
out.remove()
del connections.ITEMS[relay_item.name]
continue
# Copy over fixup values
fizz_item.inst.fixup.update(inst.fixup)
# Copy over the timer delay set in the relay.
fizz_item.timer = relay_item.timer
# Transfer over antlines.
fizz_item.antlines |= relay_item.antlines
fizz_item.shape_signs += relay_item.shape_signs
fizz_item.ind_panels |= relay_item.ind_panels
# Remove the relay item so it doesn't get added to the map.
del connections.ITEMS[relay_item.name]
for conn in list(relay_item.outputs):
conn.from_item = fizz_item
def res_make_catwalk(vmf: VMF, res: Property):
"""Speciallised result to generate catwalks from markers.
Only runs once, and then quits the condition list.
* Instances:
* `markerInst: The instance set in editoritems.
* `straight_128`/`256`/`512`: Straight sections. Extends East.
* `corner: An L-corner piece. Connects on North and West sides.
* `TJunction`: A T-piece. Connects on all but the East side.
* `crossJunction`: A X-piece. Connects on all sides.
* `end`: An end piece. Connects on the East side.
* `stair`: A stair. Starts East and goes Up and West.
* `end_wall`: Connects a West wall to a East catwalk.
* `support_wall`: A support extending from the East wall.
* `support_ceil`: A support extending from the ceiling.
* `support_floor`: A support extending from the floor.
* `support_goo`: A floor support, designed for goo pits.
* `single_wall`: A section connecting to an East wall.
"""
LOGGER.info("Starting catwalk generator...")
marker = instanceLocs.resolve(res['markerInst'])
instances = {
name: instanceLocs.resolve_one(res[name, ''], error=True)
for name in
(
'straight_128', 'straight_256', 'straight_512',
'corner', 'tjunction', 'crossjunction', 'end', 'stair', 'end_wall',
'support_wall', 'support_ceil', 'support_floor', 'support_goo',
'single_wall',
'markerInst',
)
}
# If there are no attachments remove a catwalk piece
instances['NONE'] = ''
if instances['end_wall'] == '':
instances['end_wall'] = instances['end']
# The directions this instance is connected by (NSEW)
links = {} # type: Dict[Entity, Link]
markers = {}
# Find all our markers, so we can look them up by targetname.
for inst in vmf.by_class['func_instance']:
if inst['file'].casefold() not in marker:
continue
links[inst] = Link()
markers[inst['targetname']] = inst
# Snap the markers to the grid. If on glass it can become offset...
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
origin = origin // 128 * 128
origin += 64
while brushLoc.POS['world': origin].is_goo:
# The instance is in goo! Switch to floor orientation, and move
# up until it's in air.
inst['angles'] = '0 0 0'
origin.z += 128
inst['origin'] = str(origin)
if not markers:
return RES_EXHAUSTED
LOGGER.info('Connections: {}', links)
LOGGER.info('Markers: {}', markers)
# First loop through all the markers, adding connecting sections
for marker_name, inst in markers.items():
mark_item = ITEMS[marker_name]
mark_item.delete_antlines()
for conn in list(mark_item.outputs):
try:
inst2 = markers[conn.to_item.name]
except KeyError:
LOGGER.warning('Catwalk connected to non-catwalk!')
conn.remove()
origin1 = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
origin2 = Vec.from_str(inst2['origin'])
if origin1.x != origin2.x and origin1.y != origin2.y:
LOGGER.warning('Instances not aligned!')
continue
y_dir = origin1.x == origin2.x # Which way the connection is
if y_dir:
dist = abs(origin1.y - origin2.y)
else:
dist = abs(origin1.x - origin2.x)
vert_dist = origin1.z - origin2.z
if (dist - 128) // 2 < abs(vert_dist):
# The stairs are 2 long, 1 high. Check there's enough room
# Subtract the last block though, since that's a corner.
LOGGER.warning('Not enough room for stairs!')
continue
if dist > 128:
# add straight sections in between
place_catwalk_connections(vmf, instances, origin1, origin2)
# Update the lists based on the directions that were set
conn_lst1 = links[inst]
conn_lst2 = links[inst2]
if origin1.x < origin2.x:
conn_lst1.E = conn_lst2.W = True
elif origin2.x < origin1.x:
conn_lst1.W = conn_lst2.E = True
if origin1.y < origin2.y:
conn_lst1.N = conn_lst2.S = True
elif origin2.y < origin1.y:
conn_lst1.S = conn_lst2.N = True
for inst, dir_mask in links.items():
# Set the marker instances based on the attached walkways.
normal = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
new_type, inst['angles'] = utils.CONN_LOOKUP[dir_mask.as_tuple()]
inst['file'] = instances[CATWALK_TYPES[new_type]]
if new_type is utils.CONN_TYPES.side:
# If the end piece is pointing at a wall, switch the instance.
if normal.z == 0:
if normal == dir_mask.conn_dir():
inst['file'] = instances['end_wall']
continue # We never have normal supports on end pieces
elif new_type is utils.CONN_TYPES.none:
# Unconnected catwalks on the wall switch to a special instance.
# This lets players stand next to a portal surface on the wall.
if normal.z == 0:
inst['file'] = instances['single_wall']
inst['angles'] = INST_ANGLE[normal.as_tuple()]
else:
inst.remove()
continue # These don't get supports otherwise
# Add regular supports
supp = None
if normal == (0, 0, 1):
# If in goo, use different supports!
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
origin.z -= 128
if brushLoc.POS['world': origin].is_goo:
supp = instances['support_goo']
else:
supp = instances['support_floor']
elif normal == (0, 0, -1):
supp = instances['support_ceil']
else:
supp = instances['support_wall']
if supp:
vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
origin=inst['origin'],
angles=INST_ANGLE[normal.as_tuple()],
file=supp,
)
LOGGER.info('Finished catwalk generation!')
return RES_EXHAUSTED
def res_piston_plat(vmf: VMF, inst: Entity, res: Property) -> None:
"""Generates piston platforms with optimized logic."""
template: template_brush.Template
visgroup_names: List[str]
inst_filenames: Dict[str, str]
has_dn_fizz: bool
automatic_var: str
color_var: str
source_ent: str
snd_start: str
snd_loop: str
snd_stop: str
(
template,
visgroup_names,
inst_filenames,
has_dn_fizz,
automatic_var,
color_var,
source_ent,
snd_start,
snd_loop,
snd_stop,
) = res.value
min_pos = inst.fixup.int(FixupVars.PIST_BTM)
max_pos = inst.fixup.int(FixupVars.PIST_TOP)
start_up = inst.fixup.bool(FixupVars.PIST_IS_UP)
# Allow doing variable lookups here.
visgroup_names = [
conditions.resolve_value(inst, name) for name in visgroup_names
]
if len(ITEMS[inst['targetname']].inputs) == 0:
# No inputs. Check for the 'auto' var if applicable.
if automatic_var and inst.fixup.bool(automatic_var):
pass
# The item is automatically moving, so we generate the dynamics.
else:
# It's static, we just make that and exit.
position = max_pos if start_up else min_pos
inst.fixup[FixupVars.PIST_BTM] = position
inst.fixup[FixupVars.PIST_TOP] = position
static_inst = inst.copy()
vmf.add_ent(static_inst)
static_inst['file'] = inst_filenames['fullstatic_' + str(position)]
return
init_script = 'SPAWN_UP <- {}'.format('true' if start_up else 'false')
if snd_start and snd_stop:
packing.pack_files(vmf, snd_start, snd_stop, file_type='sound')
init_script += '; START_SND <- `{}`; STOP_SND <- `{}`'.format(
snd_start, snd_stop)
elif snd_start:
packing.pack_files(vmf, snd_start, file_type='sound')
init_script += '; START_SND <- `{}`'.format(snd_start)
elif snd_stop:
packing.pack_files(vmf, snd_stop, file_type='sound')
init_script += '; STOP_SND <- `{}`'.format(snd_stop)
script_ent = vmf.create_ent(
classname='info_target',
targetname=local_name(inst, 'script'),
vscripts='BEE2/piston/common.nut',
vscript_init_code=init_script,
origin=inst['origin'],
)
if has_dn_fizz:
script_ent['thinkfunction'] = 'FizzThink'
if start_up:
st_pos, end_pos = max_pos, min_pos
else:
st_pos, end_pos = min_pos, max_pos
script_ent.add_out(
Output('OnUser1', '!self', 'RunScriptCode',
'moveto({})'.format(st_pos)),
Output('OnUser2', '!self', 'RunScriptCode',
'moveto({})'.format(end_pos)),
)
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
angles = Vec.from_str(inst['angles'])
off = Vec(z=128).rotate(*angles)
move_ang = off.to_angle()
# Index -> func_movelinear.
pistons = {} # type: Dict[int, Entity]
static_ent = vmf.create_ent('func_brush', origin=origin)
for pist_ind in [1, 2, 3, 4]:
pist_ent = inst.copy()
vmf.add_ent(pist_ent)
if pist_ind <= min_pos:
# It's below the lowest position, so it can be static.
pist_ent['file'] = inst_filenames['static_' + str(pist_ind)]
pist_ent['origin'] = brush_pos = origin + pist_ind * off
temp_targ = static_ent
else:
# It's a moving component.
pist_ent['file'] = inst_filenames['dynamic_' + str(pist_ind)]
if pist_ind > max_pos:
# It's 'after' the highest position, so it never extends.
# So simplify by merging those all.
# That's before this so it'll have to exist.
temp_targ = pistons[max_pos]
if start_up:
pist_ent['origin'] = brush_pos = origin + max_pos * off
else:
pist_ent['origin'] = brush_pos = origin + min_pos * off
pist_ent.fixup['$parent'] = 'pist' + str(max_pos)
else:
# It's actually a moving piston.
if start_up:
brush_pos = origin + pist_ind * off
else:
brush_pos = origin + min_pos * off
pist_ent['origin'] = brush_pos
pist_ent.fixup['$parent'] = 'pist' + str(pist_ind)
pistons[pist_ind] = temp_targ = vmf.create_ent(
'func_movelinear',
targetname=local_name(pist_ent, 'pist' + str(pist_ind)),
origin=brush_pos - off,
movedir=move_ang,
startposition=start_up,
movedistance=128,
speed=150,
)
if pist_ind - 1 in pistons:
pistons[pist_ind]['parentname'] = local_name(
pist_ent,
'pist' + str(pist_ind - 1),
)
if not pist_ent['file']:
# No actual instance, remove.
pist_ent.remove()
temp_result = template_brush.import_template(
template,
brush_pos,
angles,
force_type=template_brush.TEMP_TYPES.world,
add_to_map=False,
additional_visgroups={visgroup_names[pist_ind - 1]},
)
temp_targ.solids.extend(temp_result.world)
template_brush.retexture_template(
temp_result,
origin,
pist_ent.fixup,
generator=GenCat.PANEL,
)
# Associate any set panel with the same entity, if it's present.
tile_pos = Vec(z=-128)
tile_pos.localise(origin, angles)
panel: Optional[Panel] = None
try:
tiledef = TILES[tile_pos.as_tuple(), off.norm().as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
pass
else:
for panel in tiledef.panels:
if panel.same_item(inst):
break
else: # Checked all of them.
panel = None
if panel is not None:
if panel.brush_ent in vmf.entities and not panel.brush_ent.solids:
panel.brush_ent.remove()
panel.brush_ent = pistons[max(pistons.keys())]
panel.offset = st_pos * off
if not static_ent.solids and (panel is None
or panel.brush_ent is not static_ent):
static_ent.remove()
if snd_loop:
script_ent['classname'] = 'ambient_generic'
script_ent['message'] = snd_loop
script_ent['health'] = 10 # Volume
script_ent['pitch'] = '100'
script_ent['spawnflags'] = 16 # Start silent, looped.
script_ent['radius'] = 1024
if source_ent:
# Parent is irrelevant for actual entity locations, but it
# survives for the script to read.
script_ent['SourceEntityName'] = script_ent[
'parentname'] = local_name(inst, source_ent)
def res_make_tag_fizzler(vmf: VMF, inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Add an Aperture Tag Paint Gun activation fizzler.
These fizzlers are created via signs, and work very specially.
MUST be priority -100 so it runs before fizzlers!
"""
import vbsp
if vbsp_options.get(str, 'game_id') != utils.STEAM_IDS['TAG']:
# Abort - TAG fizzlers shouldn't appear in any other game!
inst.remove()
return
fizz_base = fizz_name = None
# Look for the fizzler instance we want to replace
for targetname in inst.output_targets():
if targetname in tag_fizzlers:
fizz_name = targetname
fizz_base = tag_fizzlers[targetname]
del tag_fizzlers[targetname] # Don't let other signs mod this one!
continue
else:
# It's an indicator toggle, remove it and the antline to clean up.
LOGGER.warning('Toggle: {}', targetname)
for ent in vmf.by_target[targetname]:
remove_ant_toggle(ent)
inst.outputs.clear() # Remove the outptuts now, they're not valid anyway.
if fizz_base is None:
# No fizzler - remove this sign
inst.remove()
return
# The distance from origin the double signs are seperated by.
sign_offset = res.int('signoffset', 16)
sign_loc = (
# The actual location of the sign - on the wall
Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) +
Vec(0, 0, -64).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
)
# Now deal with the visual aspect:
# Blue signs should be on top.
blue_enabled = inst.fixup.bool('$start_enabled')
oran_enabled = inst.fixup.bool('$start_reversed')
# If True, single-color signs will also turn off the other color.
# This also means we always show both signs.
# If both are enabled or disabled, this has no effect.
disable_other = (
not inst.fixup.bool('$disable_autorespawn', True) and
blue_enabled != oran_enabled
)
# Delete fixups now, they aren't useful.
inst.fixup.clear()
if not blue_enabled and not oran_enabled:
# Hide the sign in this case!
inst.remove()
inst_angle = srctools.parse_vec_str(inst['angles'])
inst_normal = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate(*inst_angle)
loc = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
if disable_other or (blue_enabled and oran_enabled):
inst['file'] = res['frame_double']
# On a wall, and pointing vertically
if inst_normal.z == 0 and Vec(y=1).rotate(*inst_angle).z:
# They're vertical, make sure blue's on top!
blue_loc = Vec(loc.x, loc.y, loc.z + sign_offset)
oran_loc = Vec(loc.x, loc.y, loc.z - sign_offset)
# If orange is enabled, with two frames put that on top
# instead since it's more important
if disable_other and oran_enabled:
blue_loc, oran_loc = oran_loc, blue_loc
else:
offset = Vec(0, sign_offset, 0).rotate(*inst_angle)
blue_loc = loc + offset
oran_loc = loc - offset
else:
inst['file'] = res['frame_single']
# They're always centered
blue_loc = loc
oran_loc = loc
if inst_normal.z != 0:
# If on floors/ceilings, rotate to point at the fizzler!
sign_floor_loc = sign_loc.copy()
sign_floor_loc.z = 0 # We don't care about z-positions.
# Grab the data saved earlier in res_find_potential_tag_fizzlers()
axis, side_min, side_max, normal = tag_fizzler_locs[fizz_name]
# The Z-axis fizzler (horizontal) must be treated differently.
if axis == 'z':
# For z-axis, just compare to the center point.
# The values are really x, y, z, not what they're named.
sign_dir = sign_floor_loc - (side_min, side_max, normal)
else:
# For the other two, we compare to the line,
# or compare to the closest side (in line with the fizz)
other_axis = 'x' if axis == 'y' else 'y'
if abs(sign_floor_loc[other_axis] - normal) < 32:
# Compare to the closest side. Use ** to swap x/y arguments
# appropriately. The closest side is the one with the
# smallest magnitude.
vmf.create_ent(
classname='info_null',
targetname=inst['targetname'] + '_min',
origin=sign_floor_loc - Vec(**{
axis: side_min,
other_axis: normal,
}),
)
vmf.create_ent(
classname='info_null',
targetname=inst['targetname'] + '_max',
origin=sign_floor_loc - Vec(**{
axis: side_max,
other_axis: normal,
}),
)
sign_dir = min(
sign_floor_loc - Vec(**{
axis: side_min,
other_axis: normal,
}),
sign_floor_loc - Vec(**{
axis: side_max,
other_axis: normal,
}),
key=Vec.mag,
)
else:
# Align just based on whether we're in front or behind.
sign_dir = Vec()
sign_dir[other_axis] = sign_floor_loc[other_axis] - normal
sign_angle = math.degrees(
math.atan2(sign_dir.y, sign_dir.x)
)
# Round to nearest 90 degrees
# Add 45 so the switchover point is at the diagonals
sign_angle = (sign_angle + 45) // 90 * 90
# Rotate to fit the instances - south is down
sign_angle = int(sign_angle + 90) % 360
if inst_normal.z > 0:
sign_angle = '0 {} 0'.format(sign_angle)
elif inst_normal.z < 0:
# Flip upside-down for ceilings
sign_angle = '0 {} 180'.format(sign_angle)
else:
# On a wall, face upright
sign_angle = PETI_INST_ANGLE[inst_normal.as_tuple()]
# If disable_other, we show off signs. Otherwise we don't use that sign.
blue_sign = 'blue_sign' if blue_enabled else 'blue_off_sign' if disable_other else None
oran_sign = 'oran_sign' if oran_enabled else 'oran_off_sign' if disable_other else None
if blue_sign:
vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
file=res[blue_sign, ''],
targetname=inst['targetname'],
angles=sign_angle,
origin=blue_loc.join(' '),
)
if oran_sign:
vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
file=res[oran_sign, ''],
targetname=inst['targetname'],
angles=sign_angle,
origin=oran_loc.join(' '),
)
# Now modify the fizzler...
fizz_brushes = list(
vmf.by_class['trigger_portal_cleanser'] &
vmf.by_target[fizz_name + '_brush']
)
if 'base_inst' in res:
fizz_base['file'] = resolve_inst(res['base_inst'])[0]
fizz_base.outputs.clear() # Remove outputs, otherwise they break
# branch_toggle entities
# Subtract the sign from the list of connections, but don't go below
# zero
fizz_base.fixup['$connectioncount'] = str(max(
0,
srctools.conv_int(fizz_base.fixup['$connectioncount', ''], 0) - 1
))
if 'model_inst' in res:
model_inst = resolve_inst(res['model_inst'])[0]
for mdl_inst in vmf.by_class['func_instance']:
if mdl_inst['targetname', ''].startswith(fizz_name + '_model'):
mdl_inst['file'] = model_inst
# Find the direction the fizzler front/back points - z=floor fizz
# Signs will associate with the given side!
bbox_min, bbox_max = fizz_brushes[0].get_bbox()
for axis, val in zip('xyz', bbox_max-bbox_min):
if val == 2:
fizz_axis = axis
sign_center = (bbox_min[axis] + bbox_max[axis]) / 2
break
else:
# A fizzler that's not 128*x*2?
raise Exception('Invalid fizzler brush ({})!'.format(fizz_name))
# Figure out what the sides will set values to...
pos_blue = False
pos_oran = False
neg_blue = False
neg_oran = False
if sign_loc[fizz_axis] < sign_center:
pos_blue = blue_enabled
pos_oran = oran_enabled
else:
neg_blue = blue_enabled
neg_oran = oran_enabled
fizz_off_tex = {
'left': res['off_left'],
'center': res['off_center'],
'right': res['off_right'],
'short': res['off_short'],
}
fizz_on_tex = {
'left': res['on_left'],
'center': res['on_center'],
'right': res['on_right'],
'short': res['on_short'],
}
# If it activates the paint gun, use different textures
if pos_blue or pos_oran:
pos_tex = fizz_on_tex
else:
pos_tex = fizz_off_tex
if neg_blue or neg_oran:
neg_tex = fizz_on_tex
else:
neg_tex = fizz_off_tex
if vbsp.GAME_MODE == 'COOP':
# We need ATLAS-specific triggers
pos_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_playerteam',
)
neg_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_playerteam',
)
output = 'OnStartTouchBluePlayer'
else:
pos_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_multiple',
)
neg_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_multiple',
spawnflags='1',
)
output = 'OnStartTouch'
pos_trig['origin'] = neg_trig['origin'] = fizz_base['origin']
pos_trig['spawnflags'] = neg_trig['spawnflags'] = '1' # Clients Only
pos_trig['targetname'] = fizz_name + '-trig_pos'
neg_trig['targetname'] = fizz_name + '-trig_neg'
pos_trig.outputs = [
Output(
output,
fizz_name + '-trig_neg',
'Enable',
),
Output(
output,
fizz_name + '-trig_pos',
'Disable',
),
]
neg_trig.outputs = [
Output(
output,
fizz_name + '-trig_pos',
'Enable',
),
Output(
output,
fizz_name + '-trig_neg',
'Disable',
),
]
voice_attr = vbsp.settings['has_attr']
if blue_enabled or disable_other:
# If this is blue/oran only, don't affect the other color
neg_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(neg_blue),
))
pos_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(pos_blue),
))
if blue_enabled:
# Add voice attributes - we have the gun and gel!
voice_attr['bluegelgun'] = True
voice_attr['bluegel'] = True
voice_attr['bouncegun'] = True
voice_attr['bouncegel'] = True
if oran_enabled or disable_other:
neg_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(neg_oran),
))
pos_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(pos_oran),
))
if oran_enabled:
voice_attr['orangegelgun'] = True
voice_attr['orangegel'] = True
voice_attr['speedgelgun'] = True
voice_attr['speedgel'] = True
if not oran_enabled and not blue_enabled:
# If both are disabled, we must shutdown the gun when touching
# either side - use neg_trig for that purpose!
# We want to get rid of pos_trig to save ents
vmf.remove_ent(pos_trig)
neg_trig['targetname'] = fizz_name + '-trig'
neg_trig.outputs.clear()
neg_trig.add_out(Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param='0'
))
neg_trig.add_out(Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param='0'
))
for fizz_brush in fizz_brushes: # portal_cleanser ent, not solid!
# Modify fizzler textures
bbox_min, bbox_max = fizz_brush.get_bbox()
for side in fizz_brush.sides():
norm = side.normal()
if norm[fizz_axis] == 0:
# Not the front/back: force nodraw
# Otherwise the top/bottom will have the odd stripes
# which won't match the sides
side.mat = 'tools/toolsnodraw'
continue
if norm[fizz_axis] == 1:
side.mat = pos_tex[
vbsp.TEX_FIZZLER[
side.mat.casefold()
]
]
else:
side.mat = neg_tex[
vbsp.TEX_FIZZLER[
side.mat.casefold()
]
]
# The fizzler shouldn't kill cubes
fizz_brush['spawnflags'] = '1'
fizz_brush.outputs.append(Output(
'OnStartTouch',
'@shake_global',
'StartShake',
))
fizz_brush.outputs.append(Output(
'OnStartTouch',
'@shake_global_sound',
'PlaySound',
))
# The triggers are 8 units thick, 24 from the center
# (-1 because fizzlers are 2 thick on each side).
neg_min, neg_max = Vec(bbox_min), Vec(bbox_max)
neg_min[fizz_axis] -= 23
neg_max[fizz_axis] -= 17
pos_min, pos_max = Vec(bbox_min), Vec(bbox_max)
pos_min[fizz_axis] += 17
pos_max[fizz_axis] += 23
if blue_enabled or oran_enabled:
neg_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
neg_min,
neg_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid,
)
pos_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
pos_min,
pos_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid,
)
else:
# If neither enabled, use one trigger
neg_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
neg_min,
pos_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid,
)
def res_import_template(inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Import a template VMF file, retexturing it to match orientation.
It will be placed overlapping the given instance.
Options:
- ID: The ID of the template to be inserted. Add visgroups to additionally
add after a colon, comma-seperated (temp_id:vis1,vis2)
- force: a space-seperated list of overrides. If 'white' or 'black' is
present, the colour of tiles will be overridden. If `invert` is
added, white/black tiles will be swapped. If a tile size
('2x2', '4x4', 'wall', 'special') is included, all tiles will
be switched to that size (if not a floor/ceiling). If 'world' or
'detail' is present, the brush will be forced to that type.
- replace: A block of template material -> replacement textures.
This is case insensitive - any texture here will not be altered
otherwise. If the material starts with a '#', it is instead a
face ID.
- replaceBrush: The position of a brush to replace (0 0 0=the surface).
This brush will be removed, and overlays will be fixed to use
all faces with the same normal. Can alternately be a block:
- Pos: The position to replace.
- additionalIDs: Space-separated list of face IDs in the template
to also fix for overlays. The surface should have close to a
vertical normal, to prevent rescaling the overlay.
- removeBrush: If true, the original brush will not be removed.
- transferOverlay: Allow disabling transferring overlays to this
template. The IDs will be removed instead. (This can be an instvar).
- keys/localkeys: If set, a brush entity will instead be generated with
these values. This overrides force world/detail.
Specially-handled keys:
- "origin", offset automatically.
- "movedir" on func_movelinear - set a normal surrounded by <>,
this gets replaced with angles.
- colorVar: If this fixup var is set
to `white` or `black`, that colour will be forced.
If the value is `<editor>`, the colour will be chosen based on
the color of the surface for ItemButtonFloor, funnels or
entry/exit frames.
- invertVar: If this fixup value is true, tile colour will be
swapped to the opposite of the current force option. This applies
after colorVar.
- visgroup: Sets how visgrouped parts are handled. If 'none' (default),
they are ignored. If 'choose', one is chosen. If a number, that
is the percentage chance for each visgroup to be added.
- visgroup_force_var: If set and True, visgroup is ignored and all groups
are added.
- outputs: Add outputs to the brush ent. Syntax is like VMFs, and all names
are local to the instance.
"""
(
orig_temp_id,
replace_tex,
force_colour,
force_grid,
force_type,
replace_brush_pos,
rem_replace_brush,
transfer_overlays,
additional_replace_ids,
invert_var,
color_var,
visgroup_func,
visgroup_force_var,
key_block,
outputs,
) = res.value
if ':' in orig_temp_id:
# Split, resolve each part, then recombine.
temp_id, visgroup = orig_temp_id.split(':', 1)
temp_id = (
conditions.resolve_value(inst, temp_id) + ':' +
conditions.resolve_value(inst, visgroup)
)
else:
temp_id = conditions.resolve_value(inst, orig_temp_id)
if srctools.conv_bool(conditions.resolve_value(inst, visgroup_force_var)):
def visgroup_func(group):
"""Use all the groups."""
yield from group
temp_name, visgroups = template_brush.parse_temp_name(temp_id)
try:
template = template_brush.get_template(temp_name)
except template_brush.InvalidTemplateName:
# If we did lookup, display both forms.
if temp_id != orig_temp_id:
LOGGER.warning(
'{} -> "{}" is not a valid template!',
orig_temp_id,
temp_name
)
else:
LOGGER.warning(
'"{}" is not a valid template!',
temp_name
)
# We don't want an error, just quit.
return
if color_var.casefold() == '<editor>':
# Check traits for the colour it should be.
traits = instance_traits.get(inst)
if 'white' in traits:
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.white
elif 'black' in traits:
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.black
else:
LOGGER.warning(
'"{}": Instance "{}" '
"isn't one with inherent color!",
temp_id,
inst['file'],
)
elif color_var:
color_val = conditions.resolve_value(inst, color_var).casefold()
if color_val == 'white':
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.white
elif color_val == 'black':
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.black
# else: no color var
if srctools.conv_bool(conditions.resolve_value(inst, invert_var)):
force_colour = template_brush.TEMP_COLOUR_INVERT[force_colour]
# else: False value, no invert.
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
angles = Vec.from_str(inst['angles', '0 0 0'])
temp_data = template_brush.import_template(
template,
origin,
angles,
targetname=inst['targetname', ''],
force_type=force_type,
visgroup_choose=visgroup_func,
add_to_map=True,
additional_visgroups=visgroups,
)
if key_block is not None:
conditions.set_ent_keys(temp_data.detail, inst, key_block)
br_origin = Vec.from_str(key_block.find_key('keys')['origin'])
br_origin.localise(origin, angles)
temp_data.detail['origin'] = br_origin
move_dir = temp_data.detail['movedir', '']
if move_dir.startswith('<') and move_dir.endswith('>'):
move_dir = Vec.from_str(move_dir).rotate(*angles)
temp_data.detail['movedir'] = move_dir.to_angle()
for out in outputs: # type: Output
out = out.copy()
out.target = conditions.local_name(inst, out.target)
temp_data.detail.add_out(out)
# Add it to the list of ignored brushes, so vbsp.change_brush() doesn't
# modify it.
vbsp.IGNORED_BRUSH_ENTS.add(temp_data.detail)
try:
# This is the original brush the template is replacing. We fix overlay
# face IDs, so this brush is replaced by the faces in the template
# pointing
# the same way.
if replace_brush_pos is None:
raise KeyError # Not set, raise to jump out of the try block
pos = Vec(replace_brush_pos).rotate(angles.x, angles.y, angles.z)
pos += origin
brush_group = SOLIDS[pos.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
# Not set or solid group doesn't exist, skip..
pass
else:
LOGGER.info('IDS: {}', additional_replace_ids | template.overlay_faces)
conditions.steal_from_brush(
temp_data,
brush_group,
rem_replace_brush,
map(int, additional_replace_ids | template.overlay_faces),
conv_bool(conditions.resolve_value(inst, transfer_overlays), True),
)
template_brush.retexture_template(
temp_data,
origin,
inst.fixup,
replace_tex,
force_colour,
force_grid,
# Don't allow clumping if using custom keyvalues - then it won't be edited.
no_clumping=key_block is not None,
)
def make_ubend(
origin_a: Vec,
origin_b: Vec,
normal: Vec,
config,
max_size: int,
is_start=False,
):
"""Create u-shaped bends."""
offset = origin_b - origin_a
out_axis = normal.axis()
out_off = offset[out_axis]
offset[out_axis] = 0
if len(offset) == 2:
# Len counts the non-zero values..
# If 2, the ubend is diagonal so it's ambigous where to put the bends.
return []
side_norm = offset.norm()
for side_axis, side_dist in zip('xyz', offset):
if side_dist:
side_dist = abs(side_dist) + 128
break
else:
# The two tube items are on top of another, that's
# impossible to generate.
return []
# Calculate the size of the various parts.
# first/second _size = size of the corners.
# first/second _straight = length of straight sections
# off_straight = length of straight in between corners
if out_off == 0:
# Both tubes are parallel to each other - use half the distance
# for the bends.
first_size = second_size = min(
3,
max_size,
side_dist // (128 * 2),
)
first_straight = second_straight = 0
side_straight = side_dist - 2 * 128 * first_size
elif out_off > 0:
# The second tube is further away than the first - the first bend
# should be largest.
# We need 1 spot for the second bend.
first_size = min(
3,
max_size,
side_dist // 128 - 1,
out_off,
)
second_size = min(3, side_dist // 128 - first_size, max_size)
first_straight = (out_off + 128) - 128 * second_size
second_straight = (first_size - second_size) * 128
side_straight = (side_dist / 128 - first_size - second_size) * 128
elif out_off < 0:
# The first tube is further away than the second - the second bend
# should be largest.
second_size = min(
3,
max_size,
side_dist // 128 - 1,
-out_off # -out = abs()
)
first_size = min(3, side_dist // 128 - second_size, max_size)
first_straight = (second_size - first_size) * 128
second_straight = (-out_off + 128) - 128 * second_size
side_straight = (side_dist / 128 - first_size - second_size) * 128
else:
return [] # Not possible..
# We always have a straight segment at the first marker point - move
# everything up slightly.
first_straight += 128
LOGGER.info(
'Ubend {}: {}, c={}, {}, c={}, {}',
out_off,
first_straight,
first_size,
side_straight,
second_size,
second_straight,
)
make_straight(
origin_a,
normal,
first_straight,
config,
is_start,
)
first_corner_loc = origin_a + (normal * first_straight)
make_corner(
first_corner_loc,
CORNER_ANG[normal.as_tuple(), side_norm.as_tuple()].ang,
first_size,
config,
)
off_straight_loc = first_corner_loc + normal * (128 * (first_size - 1))
off_straight_loc += side_norm * (128 * first_size)
if side_straight > 0:
make_straight(
off_straight_loc,
side_norm,
side_straight,
config,
)
sec_corner_loc = off_straight_loc + side_norm * side_straight
make_corner(
sec_corner_loc,
CORNER_ANG[side_norm.as_tuple(), (-normal).as_tuple()].ang,
second_size,
config,
)
if second_straight > 0:
make_straight(
sec_corner_loc - normal * (128 * second_size),
-normal,
second_straight,
config,
)
def res_make_tag_fizzler(vmf: VMF, inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Add an Aperture Tag Paint Gun activation fizzler.
These fizzlers are created via signs, and work very specially.
This must be before -250 so it runs before fizzlers and connections.
"""
(
sign_offset,
fizz_conn_conf,
inst_frame_double,
inst_frame_single,
blue_sign_on,
blue_sign_off,
oran_sign_on,
oran_sign_off,
) = res.value # type: int, Optional[connections.Config], str, str, str, str, str, str
import vbsp
if options.get(str, 'game_id') != utils.STEAM_IDS['TAG']:
# Abort - TAG fizzlers shouldn't appear in any other game!
inst.remove()
return
fizzler = None
fizzler_item = None
# Look for the fizzler instance we want to replace.
sign_item = connections.ITEMS[inst['targetname']]
for conn in list(sign_item.outputs):
if conn.to_item.name in FIZZLERS:
if fizzler is None:
fizzler = FIZZLERS[conn.to_item.name]
fizzler_item = conn.to_item
else:
raise ValueError('Multiple fizzlers attached to a sign!')
conn.remove() # Regardless, remove the useless output.
sign_item.delete_antlines()
if fizzler is None:
# No fizzler - remove this sign
inst.remove()
return
if fizzler.fizz_type.id == TAG_FIZZ_ID:
LOGGER.warning('Two tag signs attached to one fizzler...')
inst.remove()
return
# Swap to the special Tag Fizzler type.
fizzler.fizz_type = FIZZ_TYPES[TAG_FIZZ_ID]
# And also swap the connection's type.
if fizz_conn_conf is not None:
fizzler_item.config = fizz_conn_conf
fizzler_item.enable_cmd = fizz_conn_conf.enable_cmd
fizzler_item.disable_cmd = fizz_conn_conf.disable_cmd
fizzler_item.sec_enable_cmd = fizz_conn_conf.sec_enable_cmd
fizzler_item.sec_disable_cmd = fizz_conn_conf.sec_disable_cmd
sign_loc = (
# The actual location of the sign - on the wall
Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) +
Vec(0, 0, -64).rotate_by_str(inst['angles']))
fizz_norm_axis = fizzler.normal().axis()
# Now deal with the visual aspect:
# Blue signs should be on top.
blue_enabled = inst.fixup.bool('$start_enabled')
oran_enabled = inst.fixup.bool('$start_reversed')
# If True, single-color signs will also turn off the other color.
# This also means we always show both signs.
# If both are enabled or disabled, this has no effect.
disable_other = (not inst.fixup.bool('$disable_autorespawn', True)
and blue_enabled != oran_enabled)
# Delete fixups now, they aren't useful.
inst.fixup.clear()
if not blue_enabled and not oran_enabled:
# Hide the sign in this case!
inst.remove()
inst_angle = srctools.parse_vec_str(inst['angles'])
inst_normal = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate(*inst_angle)
loc = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
if disable_other or (blue_enabled and oran_enabled):
inst['file'] = inst_frame_double
# On a wall, and pointing vertically
if inst_normal.z == 0 and Vec(y=1).rotate(*inst_angle).z:
# They're vertical, make sure blue's on top!
blue_loc = Vec(loc.x, loc.y, loc.z + sign_offset)
oran_loc = Vec(loc.x, loc.y, loc.z - sign_offset)
# If orange is enabled, with two frames put that on top
# instead since it's more important
if disable_other and oran_enabled:
blue_loc, oran_loc = oran_loc, blue_loc
else:
offset = Vec(0, sign_offset, 0).rotate(*inst_angle)
blue_loc = loc + offset
oran_loc = loc - offset
else:
inst['file'] = inst_frame_single
# They're always centered
blue_loc = loc
oran_loc = loc
if inst_normal.z != 0:
# If on floors/ceilings, rotate to point at the fizzler!
sign_floor_loc = sign_loc.copy()
sign_floor_loc.z = 0 # We don't care about z-positions.
s, l = Vec.bbox(itertools.chain.from_iterable(fizzler.emitters))
if fizz_norm_axis == 'z':
# For z-axis, just compare to the center point of the emitters.
sign_dir = ((s.x + l.x) / 2, (s.y + l.y) / 2, 0) - sign_floor_loc
else:
# For the other two, we compare to the line,
# or compare to the closest side (in line with the fizz)
if fizz_norm_axis == 'x': # Extends in Y direction
other_axis = 'y'
side_min = s.y
side_max = l.y
normal = s.x
else: # Extends in X direction
other_axis = 'x'
side_min = s.x
side_max = l.x
normal = s.y
# Right in line with the fizzler. Point at the closest emitter.
if abs(sign_floor_loc[other_axis] - normal) < 32:
# Compare to the closest side.
sign_dir = min(
(sign_floor_loc - Vec.with_axes(
fizz_norm_axis,
side_min,
other_axis,
normal,
), sign_floor_loc - Vec.with_axes(
fizz_norm_axis,
side_max,
other_axis,
normal,
)),
key=Vec.mag,
)
else:
# Align just based on whether we're in front or behind.
sign_dir = Vec.with_axes(
fizz_norm_axis,
normal - sign_floor_loc[fizz_norm_axis]).norm()
sign_yaw = math.degrees(math.atan2(sign_dir.y, sign_dir.x))
# Round to nearest 90 degrees
# Add 45 so the switchover point is at the diagonals
sign_yaw = (sign_yaw + 45) // 90 * 90
# Rotate to fit the instances - south is down
sign_yaw = int(sign_yaw - 90) % 360
if inst_normal.z > 0:
sign_angle = '0 {} 0'.format(sign_yaw)
elif inst_normal.z < 0:
# Flip upside-down for ceilings
sign_angle = '0 {} 180'.format(sign_yaw)
else:
raise AssertionError('Cannot be zero here!')
else:
# On a wall, face upright
sign_angle = PETI_INST_ANGLE[inst_normal.as_tuple()]
# If disable_other, we show off signs. Otherwise we don't use that sign.
blue_sign = blue_sign_on if blue_enabled else blue_sign_off if disable_other else None
oran_sign = oran_sign_on if oran_enabled else oran_sign_off if disable_other else None
if blue_sign:
vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
file=blue_sign,
targetname=inst['targetname'],
angles=sign_angle,
origin=blue_loc.join(' '),
)
if oran_sign:
vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
file=oran_sign,
targetname=inst['targetname'],
angles=sign_angle,
origin=oran_loc.join(' '),
)
# Now modify the fizzler...
# Subtract the sign from the list of connections, but don't go below
# zero
fizzler.base_inst.fixup['$connectioncount'] = str(
max(
0,
srctools.conv_int(fizzler.base_inst.fixup['$connectioncount', ''])
- 1))
# Find the direction the fizzler normal is.
# Signs will associate with the given side!
bbox_min, bbox_max = fizzler.emitters[0]
sign_center = (bbox_min[fizz_norm_axis] + bbox_max[fizz_norm_axis]) / 2
# Figure out what the sides will set values to...
pos_blue = False
pos_oran = False
neg_blue = False
neg_oran = False
if sign_loc[fizz_norm_axis] < sign_center:
pos_blue = blue_enabled
pos_oran = oran_enabled
else:
neg_blue = blue_enabled
neg_oran = oran_enabled
# If it activates the paint gun, use different textures
fizzler.tag_on_pos = pos_blue or pos_oran
fizzler.tag_on_neg = neg_blue or neg_oran
# Now make the trigger ents. We special-case these since they need to swap
# depending on the sign config and position.
if vbsp.GAME_MODE == 'COOP':
# We need ATLAS-specific triggers
pos_trig = vmf.create_ent(classname='trigger_playerteam', )
neg_trig = vmf.create_ent(classname='trigger_playerteam', )
output = 'OnStartTouchBluePlayer'
else:
pos_trig = vmf.create_ent(classname='trigger_multiple', )
neg_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_multiple',
spawnflags='1',
)
output = 'OnStartTouch'
pos_trig['origin'] = neg_trig['origin'] = fizzler.base_inst['origin']
pos_trig['spawnflags'] = neg_trig['spawnflags'] = '1' # Clients Only
pos_trig['targetname'] = local_name(fizzler.base_inst, 'trig_pos')
neg_trig['targetname'] = local_name(fizzler.base_inst, 'trig_neg')
pos_trig['startdisabled'] = neg_trig['startdisabled'] = (
not fizzler.base_inst.fixup.bool('start_enabled'))
pos_trig.outputs = [
Output(output, neg_trig, 'Enable'),
Output(output, pos_trig, 'Disable'),
]
neg_trig.outputs = [
Output(output, pos_trig, 'Enable'),
Output(output, neg_trig, 'Disable'),
]
voice_attr = vbsp.settings['has_attr']
if blue_enabled or disable_other:
# If this is blue/oran only, don't affect the other color
neg_trig.outputs.append(
Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(neg_blue),
))
pos_trig.outputs.append(
Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(pos_blue),
))
if blue_enabled:
# Add voice attributes - we have the gun and gel!
voice_attr['bluegelgun'] = True
voice_attr['bluegel'] = True
voice_attr['bouncegun'] = True
voice_attr['bouncegel'] = True
if oran_enabled or disable_other:
neg_trig.outputs.append(
Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(neg_oran),
))
pos_trig.outputs.append(
Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(pos_oran),
))
if oran_enabled:
voice_attr['orangegelgun'] = True
voice_attr['orangegel'] = True
voice_attr['speedgelgun'] = True
voice_attr['speedgel'] = True
if not oran_enabled and not blue_enabled:
# If both are disabled, we must shutdown the gun when touching
# either side - use neg_trig for that purpose!
# We want to get rid of pos_trig to save ents
vmf.remove_ent(pos_trig)
neg_trig['targetname'] = local_name(fizzler.base_inst, 'trig_off')
neg_trig.outputs.clear()
neg_trig.add_out(
Output(output, '@BlueIsEnabled', 'SetValue', param='0'))
neg_trig.add_out(
Output(output, '@OrangeIsEnabled', 'SetValue', param='0'))
# Make the triggers.
for bbox_min, bbox_max in fizzler.emitters:
bbox_min = bbox_min.copy() - 64 * fizzler.up_axis
bbox_max = bbox_max.copy() + 64 * fizzler.up_axis
# The triggers are 8 units thick, with a 32-unit gap in the middle
neg_min, neg_max = Vec(bbox_min), Vec(bbox_max)
neg_min[fizz_norm_axis] -= 24
neg_max[fizz_norm_axis] -= 16
pos_min, pos_max = Vec(bbox_min), Vec(bbox_max)
pos_min[fizz_norm_axis] += 16
pos_max[fizz_norm_axis] += 24
if blue_enabled or oran_enabled:
neg_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
neg_min,
neg_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid, )
pos_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
pos_min,
pos_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid, )
else:
# If neither enabled, use one trigger
neg_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
neg_min,
pos_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid, )
def res_import_template(inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Import a template VMF file, retexturing it to match orientation.
It will be placed overlapping the given instance.
Options:
- `ID`: The ID of the template to be inserted. Add visgroups to additionally
add after a colon, comma-seperated (`temp_id:vis1,vis2`).
Either section, or the whole value can be a `$fixup`.
- `force`: a space-seperated list of overrides. If 'white' or 'black' is
present, the colour of tiles will be overridden. If `invert` is
added, white/black tiles will be swapped. If a tile size
(`2x2`, `4x4`, `wall`, `special`) is included, all tiles will
be switched to that size (if not a floor/ceiling). If 'world' or
'detail' is present, the brush will be forced to that type.
- `replace`: A block of template material -> replacement textures.
This is case insensitive - any texture here will not be altered
otherwise. If the material starts with a `#`, it is instead a
face ID.
- `replaceBrush`: The position of a brush to replace (`0 0 0`=the surface).
This brush will be removed, and overlays will be fixed to use
all faces with the same normal. Can alternately be a block:
- `Pos`: The position to replace.
- `additionalIDs`: Space-separated list of face IDs in the template
to also fix for overlays. The surface should have close to a
vertical normal, to prevent rescaling the overlay.
- `removeBrush`: If true, the original brush will not be removed.
- `transferOverlay`: Allow disabling transferring overlays to this
template. The IDs will be removed instead. (This can be a `$fixup`).
- `keys`/`localkeys`: If set, a brush entity will instead be generated with
these values. This overrides force world/detail.
Specially-handled keys:
- `"origin"`, offset automatically.
- `"movedir"` on func_movelinear - set a normal surrounded by `<>`,
this gets replaced with angles.
- `colorVar`: If this fixup var is set
to `white` or `black`, that colour will be forced.
If the value is `<editor>`, the colour will be chosen based on
the color of the surface for ItemButtonFloor, funnels or
entry/exit frames.
- `invertVar`: If this fixup value is true, tile colour will be
swapped to the opposite of the current force option. This applies
after colorVar.
- `visgroup`: Sets how visgrouped parts are handled. If `none` (default),
they are ignored. If `choose`, one is chosen. If a number, that
is the percentage chance for each visgroup to be added.
- `visgroup_force_var`: If set and True, visgroup is ignored and all groups
are added.
- `outputs`: Add outputs to the brush ent. Syntax is like VMFs, and all names
are local to the instance.
"""
(
orig_temp_id,
replace_tex,
force_colour,
force_grid,
force_type,
replace_brush_pos,
rem_replace_brush,
transfer_overlays,
additional_replace_ids,
invert_var,
color_var,
visgroup_func,
visgroup_force_var,
key_block,
outputs,
) = res.value
if ':' in orig_temp_id:
# Split, resolve each part, then recombine.
temp_id, visgroup = orig_temp_id.split(':', 1)
temp_id = (
conditions.resolve_value(inst, temp_id) + ':' +
conditions.resolve_value(inst, visgroup)
)
else:
temp_id = conditions.resolve_value(inst, orig_temp_id)
if srctools.conv_bool(conditions.resolve_value(inst, visgroup_force_var)):
def visgroup_func(group):
"""Use all the groups."""
yield from group
temp_name, visgroups = template_brush.parse_temp_name(temp_id)
try:
template = template_brush.get_template(temp_name)
except template_brush.InvalidTemplateName:
# If we did lookup, display both forms.
if temp_id != orig_temp_id:
LOGGER.warning(
'{} -> "{}" is not a valid template!',
orig_temp_id,
temp_name
)
else:
LOGGER.warning(
'"{}" is not a valid template!',
temp_name
)
# We don't want an error, just quit.
return
if color_var.casefold() == '<editor>':
# Check traits for the colour it should be.
traits = instance_traits.get(inst)
if 'white' in traits:
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.white
elif 'black' in traits:
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.black
else:
LOGGER.warning(
'"{}": Instance "{}" '
"isn't one with inherent color!",
temp_id,
inst['file'],
)
elif color_var:
color_val = conditions.resolve_value(inst, color_var).casefold()
if color_val == 'white':
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.white
elif color_val == 'black':
force_colour = template_brush.MAT_TYPES.black
# else: no color var
if srctools.conv_bool(conditions.resolve_value(inst, invert_var)):
force_colour = template_brush.TEMP_COLOUR_INVERT[force_colour]
# else: False value, no invert.
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
angles = Vec.from_str(inst['angles', '0 0 0'])
temp_data = template_brush.import_template(
template,
origin,
angles,
targetname=inst['targetname', ''],
force_type=force_type,
visgroup_choose=visgroup_func,
add_to_map=True,
additional_visgroups=visgroups,
)
if key_block is not None:
conditions.set_ent_keys(temp_data.detail, inst, key_block)
br_origin = Vec.from_str(key_block.find_key('keys')['origin'])
br_origin.localise(origin, angles)
temp_data.detail['origin'] = br_origin
move_dir = temp_data.detail['movedir', '']
if move_dir.startswith('<') and move_dir.endswith('>'):
move_dir = Vec.from_str(move_dir).rotate(*angles)
temp_data.detail['movedir'] = move_dir.to_angle()
for out in outputs: # type: Output
out = out.copy()
out.target = conditions.local_name(inst, out.target)
temp_data.detail.add_out(out)
# Add it to the list of ignored brushes, so vbsp.change_brush() doesn't
# modify it.
vbsp.IGNORED_BRUSH_ENTS.add(temp_data.detail)
try:
# This is the original brush the template is replacing. We fix overlay
# face IDs, so this brush is replaced by the faces in the template
# pointing
# the same way.
if replace_brush_pos is None:
raise KeyError # Not set, raise to jump out of the try block
pos = Vec(replace_brush_pos).rotate(angles.x, angles.y, angles.z)
pos += origin
brush_group = SOLIDS[pos.as_tuple()]
except KeyError:
# Not set or solid group doesn't exist, skip..
pass
else:
LOGGER.info('IDS: {}', additional_replace_ids | template.overlay_faces)
conditions.steal_from_brush(
temp_data,
brush_group,
rem_replace_brush,
map(int, additional_replace_ids | template.overlay_faces),
conv_bool(conditions.resolve_value(inst, transfer_overlays), True),
)
template_brush.retexture_template(
temp_data,
origin,
inst.fixup,
replace_tex,
force_colour,
force_grid,
# Don't allow clumping if using custom keyvalues - then it won't be edited.
no_clumping=key_block is not None,
)
def convert_floor(
vmf: VMF,
loc: Vec,
overlay_ids,
mats,
settings,
signage_loc,
detail,
noise_weight,
noise_func: SimplexNoise,
):
"""Cut out tiles at the specified location."""
# We pop it, so the face isn't detected by other logic - otherwise it'll
# be retextured and whatnot, which we don't want.
try:
brush = conditions.SOLIDS.pop(loc.as_tuple())
except KeyError:
return False # No tile here!
if brush.normal == (0, 0, 1):
# This is a pillar block - there isn't actually tiles here!
# We need to generate a squarebeams brush to fill this gap.
brush.face.mat = 'tools/toolsnodraw' # It won't be visible
temp_data = template_brush.import_template(
vmf,
temp_name=FLOOR_TEMP_PILLAR,
origin=loc,
)
template_brush.retexture_template(
temp_data,
loc,
# Switch to use the configured squarebeams texture
replace_tex={
consts.Special.SQUAREBEAMS: random.choice(MATS['squarebeams']),
})
return False
# The new brush IDs overlays need to use
# NOTE: strings, not ints!
ant_locs = overlay_ids[str(brush.face.id)] = []
# Move the floor brush down and switch to the floorbase texture.
for plane in brush.face.planes:
plane.z -= FLOOR_DEPTH
brush.face.mat = random.choice(mats['floorbase'])
loc.x -= 64
loc.y -= 64
for x, y in utils.iter_grid(max_x=4, max_y=4):
tile_loc = loc + (x * 32 + 16, y * 32 + 16, 0)
if tile_loc.as_tuple() in signage_loc:
# Force the tile to be present under signage..
should_make_tile = True
rand = 100
# We don't need to check this again in future!
signage_loc.remove(tile_loc.as_tuple())
else:
# Create a number between 0-100
rand = 100 * get_noise(tile_loc // 32, noise_func) + 10
# Adjust based on the noise_weight value, so boundries have more tiles
rand *= 0.1 + 0.9 * (1 - noise_weight)
should_make_tile = rand < settings['floor_chance']
if random.randint(0, 7) == 0:
# Sometimes there'll be random holes/extra tiles
should_make_tile = not should_make_tile
if should_make_tile:
# Full tile
tile = make_tile(
vmf,
p1=tile_loc - (16, 16, 0),
p2=tile_loc + (16, 16, -2),
top_mat=vbsp.get_tex(str(brush.color) + '.floor'),
bottom_mat='tools/toolsnodraw',
beam_mat=random.choice(mats['squarebeams']),
)
detail.solids.append(tile.solid)
ant_locs.append(str(tile.top.id))
elif rand < settings['floor_glue_chance']:
# 'Glue' tile - this chance should be higher, making these appear
# bordering the full tiles.
tile = make_tile(
vmf,
p1=tile_loc - (16, 16, 1),
p2=tile_loc + (16, 16, -2),
top_mat=random.choice(mats['tile_glue']),
bottom_mat='tools/toolsnodraw',
beam_mat=random.choice(mats['squarebeams']),
)
detail.solids.append(tile.solid)
else:
# No tile at this loc!
pass
return True
def res_insert_overlay(inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Use a template to insert one or more overlays on a surface.
Options:
- ID: The template ID. Brushes will be ignored.
- Replace: old -> new material replacements.
- Face_pos: The offset of the brush face.
- Normal: The direction of the brush face.
- Offset: An offset to move the overlays by.
"""
(
temp_id,
replace,
face,
norm,
offset,
) = res.value
if temp_id[:1] == '$':
temp_id = inst.fixup[temp_id]
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) # type: Vec
angles = Vec.from_str(inst['angles', '0 0 0'])
face_pos = Vec(face).rotate(*angles)
face_pos += origin
normal = Vec(norm).rotate(*angles)
# Don't make offset change the face_pos value..
origin += offset.copy().rotate_by_str(inst['angles', '0 0 0'])
for axis, norm in enumerate(normal):
# Align to the center of the block grid. The normal direction is
# already correct.
if norm == 0:
face_pos[axis] = face_pos[axis] // 128 * 128 + 64
try:
face_id = SOLIDS[face_pos.as_tuple()].face.id
except KeyError:
LOGGER.warning(
'Overlay brush position is not valid: {}',
face_pos,
)
return
temp = template_brush.import_template(
temp_id,
origin,
angles,
targetname=inst['targetname', ''],
force_type=TEMP_TYPES.detail,
)
for over in temp.overlay: # type: Entity
random.seed('TEMP_OVERLAY_' + over['basisorigin'])
mat = random.choice(
replace.get(
over['material'],
(over['material'], ),
))
if mat[:1] == '$':
mat = inst.fixup[mat]
if mat.startswith('<') or mat.endswith('>'):
# Lookup in the style data.
import vbsp
LOGGER.info('Tex: {}', vbsp.settings['textures'].keys())
mat = vbsp.get_tex(mat[1:-1])
over['material'] = mat
over['sides'] = str(face_id)
# Wipe the brushes from the map.
if temp.detail is not None:
temp.detail.remove()
LOGGER.info(
'Overlay template "{}" could set keep_brushes=0.',
temp_id,
)
def make_barriers(vmf: VMF, get_tex: Callable[[str], str]):
"""Make barrier entities. get_tex is vbsp.get_tex."""
glass_temp = template_brush.get_scaling_template(
vbsp_options.get(str, "glass_template")
)
grate_temp = template_brush.get_scaling_template(
vbsp_options.get(str, "grating_template")
)
# Avoid error without this package.
if HOLES:
# Grab the template solids we need.
hole_temp = template_brush.get_template(
vbsp_options.get(str, 'glass_hole_temp')
)
hole_world, hole_detail, _ = hole_temp.visgrouped({'small'})
hole_temp_small = hole_world + hole_detail
hole_world, hole_detail, _ = hole_temp.visgrouped({'large'})
hole_temp_large = hole_world + hole_detail
hole_world, hole_detail, _ = hole_temp.visgrouped({'large_corner'})
hole_temp_corner = hole_world + hole_detail
else:
hole_temp_small = hole_temp_large = hole_temp_corner = None
floorbeam_temp = vbsp_options.get(str, 'glass_floorbeam_temp')
if vbsp_options.get_itemconf('BEE_PELLET:PelletGrating', False):
# Merge together these existing filters in global_pti_ents
vmf.create_ent(
origin=vbsp_options.get(Vec, 'global_pti_ents_loc'),
targetname='@grating_filter',
classname='filter_multi',
filtertype=0,
negated=0,
filter01='@not_pellet',
filter02='@not_paint_bomb',
)
else:
# Just skip paint bombs.
vmf.create_ent(
origin=vbsp_options.get(Vec, 'global_pti_ents_loc'),
targetname='@grating_filter',
classname='filter_activator_class',
negated=1,
filterclass='prop_paint_bomb',
)
# Group the positions by planes in each orientation.
# This makes them 2D grids which we can optimise.
# (normal_dist, positive_axis, type) -> [(x, y)]
slices = defaultdict(set) # type: Dict[Tuple[Tuple[float, float, float], bool, BarrierType], Set[Tuple[float, float]]]
# We have this on the 32-grid so we can cut squares for holes.
for (origin, normal), barr_type in BARRIERS.items():
origin = Vec(origin)
normal = Vec(normal)
norm_axis = normal.axis()
u, v = origin.other_axes(norm_axis)
norm_pos = Vec.with_axes(norm_axis, origin)
slice_plane = slices[
norm_pos.as_tuple(), # distance from origin to this plane.
normal[norm_axis] > 0,
barr_type,
]
for u_off in [-48, -16, 16, 48]:
for v_off in [-48, -16, 16, 48]:
slice_plane.add((
(u + u_off) // 32,
(v + v_off) // 32,
))
# Remove pane sections where the holes are. We then generate those with
# templates for slanted parts.
for (origin, normal), hole_type in HOLES.items():
barr_type = BARRIERS[origin, normal]
origin = Vec(origin)
normal = Vec(normal)
norm_axis = normal.axis()
u, v = origin.other_axes(norm_axis)
norm_pos = Vec.with_axes(norm_axis, origin)
slice_plane = slices[
norm_pos.as_tuple(),
normal[norm_axis] > 0,
barr_type,
]
if hole_type is HoleType.LARGE:
offsets = (-80, -48, -16, 16, 48, 80)
hole_temp = hole_temp_large.copy()
else:
offsets = (-16, 16)
hole_temp = hole_temp_small.copy()
for u_off in offsets:
for v_off in offsets:
# Skip the corners on large holes.
# Those aren't actually used, so skip them. That way
# we can have them diagonally or without glass in the corner.
if u_off in (-80, 80) and v_off in (-80, 80):
continue
slice_plane.discard((
(u + u_off) // 32,
(v + v_off) // 32,
))
# Now generate the curved brushwork.
if barr_type is BarrierType.GLASS:
front_temp = glass_temp
front_mat = get_tex('special.glass')
elif barr_type is BarrierType.GRATING:
front_temp = grate_temp
front_mat = get_tex('special.grating')
else:
raise NotImplementedError
angles = normal.to_angle(0)
# Angle corresponding to the brush, for the corners.
angle_list = [angles] * len(hole_temp)
# This is a tricky bit. Two large templates would collide
# diagonally,
# so chop off the corners, then put them back only if there's not
# one diagonally.
if hole_type is HoleType.LARGE:
for roll in (0, 90, 180, 270):
corn_angles = angles.copy()
corn_angles.z = roll
hole_off = origin + Vec(y=128, z=128).rotate(*corn_angles)
diag_type = HOLES.get(
(hole_off.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()),
None,
)
if diag_type is not HoleType.LARGE:
hole_temp += hole_temp_corner
angle_list += [corn_angles] * len(hole_temp_corner)
def solid_pane_func(off1, off2, mat):
"""Given the two thicknesses, produce the curved hole from the template."""
off_min = min(off1, off2)
off_max = max(off1, off2)
new_brushes = [
brush.copy(vmf_file=vmf)
for brush in hole_temp
]
for brush, br_angles in zip(new_brushes, angle_list):
for face in brush.sides:
face.mat = mat
f_norm = face.normal()
if f_norm.x == 1:
face.translate(Vec(x=4 - off_max))
# face.mat = 'min'
elif f_norm.x == -1:
face.translate(Vec(x=-4 - off_min))
# face.mat = 'max'
face.localise(origin, br_angles)
return new_brushes
make_glass_grating(
vmf,
origin,
normal,
barr_type,
front_temp,
front_mat,
solid_pane_func,
)
for (plane_pos, is_pos, barr_type), pos_slice in slices.items():
plane_pos = Vec(plane_pos)
norm_axis = plane_pos.axis()
normal = Vec.with_axes(norm_axis, 1 if is_pos else -1)
if barr_type is BarrierType.GLASS:
front_temp = glass_temp
front_mat = get_tex('special.glass')
elif barr_type is BarrierType.GRATING:
front_temp = grate_temp
front_mat = get_tex('special.grating')
else:
raise NotImplementedError
u_axis, v_axis = Vec.INV_AXIS[norm_axis]
for min_u, min_v, max_u, max_v in grid_optimise(dict.fromkeys(pos_slice, True)):
# These are two points in the origin plane, at the borders.
pos_min = Vec.with_axes(
norm_axis, plane_pos,
u_axis, min_u * 32,
v_axis, min_v * 32,
)
pos_max = Vec.with_axes(
norm_axis, plane_pos,
u_axis, max_u * 32 + 32,
v_axis, max_v * 32 + 32,
)
def solid_pane_func(pos1, pos2, mat):
"""Make the solid brush."""
return [vmf.make_prism(
pos_min + normal * (64.0 - pos1),
pos_max + normal * (64.0 - pos2),
mat=mat,
).solid]
make_glass_grating(
vmf,
(pos_min + pos_max)/2,
normal,
barr_type,
front_temp,
front_mat,
solid_pane_func,
)
if floorbeam_temp:
LOGGER.info('Adding Glass floor beams...')
add_glass_floorbeams(vmf, floorbeam_temp)
LOGGER.info('Done!')
def res_make_tag_fizzler(vmf: VMF, inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Add an Aperture Tag Paint Gun activation fizzler.
These fizzlers are created via signs, and work very specially.
This must be before -250 so it runs before fizzlers and connections.
"""
(
sign_offset,
fizz_io_type,
inst_frame_double,
inst_frame_single,
blue_sign_on,
blue_sign_off,
oran_sign_on,
oran_sign_off,
) = res.value # type: int, ItemType, str, str, str, str, str, str
import vbsp
if vbsp_options.get(str, 'game_id') != utils.STEAM_IDS['TAG']:
# Abort - TAG fizzlers shouldn't appear in any other game!
inst.remove()
return
fizzler = None
fizzler_item = None
# Look for the fizzler instance we want to replace.
sign_item = ITEMS[inst['targetname']]
for conn in list(sign_item.outputs):
if conn.to_item.name in FIZZLERS:
if fizzler is None:
fizzler = FIZZLERS[conn.to_item.name]
fizzler_item = conn.to_item
else:
raise ValueError('Multiple fizzlers attached to a sign!')
conn.remove() # Regardless, remove the useless output.
sign_item.delete_antlines()
if fizzler is None:
# No fizzler - remove this sign
inst.remove()
return
if fizzler.fizz_type.id == TAG_FIZZ_ID:
LOGGER.warning('Two tag signs attached to one fizzler...')
inst.remove()
return
# Swap to the special Tag Fizzler type.
fizzler.fizz_type = FIZZ_TYPES[TAG_FIZZ_ID]
# And also swap the connection's type.
fizzler_item.item_type = fizz_io_type
fizzler_item.enable_cmd = fizz_io_type.enable_cmd
fizzler_item.disable_cmd = fizz_io_type.disable_cmd
fizzler_item.sec_enable_cmd = fizz_io_type.sec_enable_cmd
fizzler_item.sec_disable_cmd = fizz_io_type.sec_disable_cmd
sign_loc = (
# The actual location of the sign - on the wall
Vec.from_str(inst['origin']) +
Vec(0, 0, -64).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
)
# Now deal with the visual aspect:
# Blue signs should be on top.
blue_enabled = inst.fixup.bool('$start_enabled')
oran_enabled = inst.fixup.bool('$start_reversed')
# If True, single-color signs will also turn off the other color.
# This also means we always show both signs.
# If both are enabled or disabled, this has no effect.
disable_other = (
not inst.fixup.bool('$disable_autorespawn', True) and
blue_enabled != oran_enabled
)
# Delete fixups now, they aren't useful.
inst.fixup.clear()
if not blue_enabled and not oran_enabled:
# Hide the sign in this case!
inst.remove()
inst_angle = srctools.parse_vec_str(inst['angles'])
inst_normal = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate(*inst_angle)
loc = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
if disable_other or (blue_enabled and oran_enabled):
inst['file'] = inst_frame_double
# On a wall, and pointing vertically
if inst_normal.z == 0 and Vec(y=1).rotate(*inst_angle).z:
# They're vertical, make sure blue's on top!
blue_loc = Vec(loc.x, loc.y, loc.z + sign_offset)
oran_loc = Vec(loc.x, loc.y, loc.z - sign_offset)
# If orange is enabled, with two frames put that on top
# instead since it's more important
if disable_other and oran_enabled:
blue_loc, oran_loc = oran_loc, blue_loc
else:
offset = Vec(0, sign_offset, 0).rotate(*inst_angle)
blue_loc = loc + offset
oran_loc = loc - offset
else:
inst['file'] = inst_frame_single
# They're always centered
blue_loc = loc
oran_loc = loc
if inst_normal.z != 0:
# If on floors/ceilings, rotate to point at the fizzler!
sign_floor_loc = sign_loc.copy()
sign_floor_loc.z = 0 # We don't care about z-positions.
# Grab the data saved earlier in res_find_potential_tag_fizzlers()
axis, side_min, side_max, normal = calc_fizzler_orient(fizzler)
# The Z-axis fizzler (horizontal) must be treated differently.
if axis == 'z':
# For z-axis, just compare to the center point.
# The values are really x, y, z, not what they're named.
sign_dir = sign_floor_loc - (side_min, side_max, normal)
else:
# For the other two, we compare to the line,
# or compare to the closest side (in line with the fizz)
other_axis = 'x' if axis == 'y' else 'y'
if abs(sign_floor_loc[other_axis] - normal) < 32:
# Compare to the closest side. Use ** to swap x/y arguments
# appropriately. The closest side is the one with the
# smallest magnitude.
sign_dir = min(
sign_floor_loc - Vec.with_axes(
axis,side_min,
other_axis, normal,
),
sign_floor_loc - Vec.with_axes(
axis, side_max,
other_axis, normal,
),
key=Vec.mag,
)
else:
# Align just based on whether we're in front or behind.
sign_dir = Vec()
sign_dir[other_axis] = sign_floor_loc[other_axis] - normal
sign_angle = math.degrees(
math.atan2(sign_dir.y, sign_dir.x)
)
# Round to nearest 90 degrees
# Add 45 so the switchover point is at the diagonals
sign_angle = (sign_angle + 45) // 90 * 90
# Rotate to fit the instances - south is down
sign_angle = int(sign_angle + 90) % 360
if inst_normal.z > 0:
sign_angle = '0 {} 0'.format(sign_angle)
elif inst_normal.z < 0:
# Flip upside-down for ceilings
sign_angle = '0 {} 180'.format(sign_angle)
else:
# On a wall, face upright
sign_angle = PETI_INST_ANGLE[inst_normal.as_tuple()]
# If disable_other, we show off signs. Otherwise we don't use that sign.
blue_sign = blue_sign_on if blue_enabled else blue_sign_off if disable_other else None
oran_sign = oran_sign_on if oran_enabled else oran_sign_off if disable_other else None
if blue_sign:
vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
file=blue_sign,
targetname=inst['targetname'],
angles=sign_angle,
origin=blue_loc.join(' '),
)
if oran_sign:
vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
file=oran_sign,
targetname=inst['targetname'],
angles=sign_angle,
origin=oran_loc.join(' '),
)
# Now modify the fizzler...
# Subtract the sign from the list of connections, but don't go below
# zero
fizzler.base_inst.fixup['$connectioncount'] = str(max(
0,
srctools.conv_int(fizzler.base_inst.fixup['$connectioncount', '']) - 1
))
# Find the direction the fizzler normal is.
# Signs will associate with the given side!
bbox_min, bbox_max = fizzler.emitters[0]
fizz_norm_axis = fizzler.normal().axis()
sign_center = (bbox_min[fizz_norm_axis] + bbox_max[fizz_norm_axis]) / 2
# Figure out what the sides will set values to...
pos_blue = False
pos_oran = False
neg_blue = False
neg_oran = False
if sign_loc[fizz_norm_axis] < sign_center:
pos_blue = blue_enabled
pos_oran = oran_enabled
else:
neg_blue = blue_enabled
neg_oran = oran_enabled
# If it activates the paint gun, use different textures
fizzler.tag_on_pos = pos_blue or pos_oran
fizzler.tag_on_neg = neg_blue or neg_oran
# Now make the trigger ents. We special-case these since they need to swap
# depending on the sign config and position.
if vbsp.GAME_MODE == 'COOP':
# We need ATLAS-specific triggers
pos_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_playerteam',
)
neg_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_playerteam',
)
output = 'OnStartTouchBluePlayer'
else:
pos_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_multiple',
)
neg_trig = vmf.create_ent(
classname='trigger_multiple',
spawnflags='1',
)
output = 'OnStartTouch'
pos_trig['origin'] = neg_trig['origin'] = fizzler.base_inst['origin']
pos_trig['spawnflags'] = neg_trig['spawnflags'] = '1' # Clients Only
pos_trig['targetname'] = local_name(fizzler.base_inst, 'trig_pos')
neg_trig['targetname'] = local_name(fizzler.base_inst, 'trig_neg')
pos_trig['startdisabled'] = neg_trig['startdisabled'] = (
not fizzler.base_inst.fixup.bool('start_enabled')
)
pos_trig.outputs = [
Output(output, neg_trig, 'Enable'),
Output(output, pos_trig, 'Disable'),
]
neg_trig.outputs = [
Output(output, pos_trig, 'Enable'),
Output(output, neg_trig, 'Disable'),
]
voice_attr = vbsp.settings['has_attr']
if blue_enabled or disable_other:
# If this is blue/oran only, don't affect the other color
neg_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(neg_blue),
))
pos_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(pos_blue),
))
if blue_enabled:
# Add voice attributes - we have the gun and gel!
voice_attr['bluegelgun'] = True
voice_attr['bluegel'] = True
voice_attr['bouncegun'] = True
voice_attr['bouncegel'] = True
if oran_enabled or disable_other:
neg_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(neg_oran),
))
pos_trig.outputs.append(Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param=srctools.bool_as_int(pos_oran),
))
if oran_enabled:
voice_attr['orangegelgun'] = True
voice_attr['orangegel'] = True
voice_attr['speedgelgun'] = True
voice_attr['speedgel'] = True
if not oran_enabled and not blue_enabled:
# If both are disabled, we must shutdown the gun when touching
# either side - use neg_trig for that purpose!
# We want to get rid of pos_trig to save ents
vmf.remove_ent(pos_trig)
neg_trig['targetname'] = local_name(fizzler.base_inst, 'trig_off')
neg_trig.outputs.clear()
neg_trig.add_out(Output(
output,
'@BlueIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param='0'
))
neg_trig.add_out(Output(
output,
'@OrangeIsEnabled',
'SetValue',
param='0'
))
# Make the triggers.
for bbox_min, bbox_max in fizzler.emitters:
bbox_min = bbox_min.copy() - 64 * fizzler.up_axis
bbox_max = bbox_max.copy() + 64 * fizzler.up_axis
# The triggers are 8 units thick, with a 32-unit gap in the middle
neg_min, neg_max = Vec(bbox_min), Vec(bbox_max)
neg_min[fizz_norm_axis] -= 24
neg_max[fizz_norm_axis] -= 16
pos_min, pos_max = Vec(bbox_min), Vec(bbox_max)
pos_min[fizz_norm_axis] += 16
pos_max[fizz_norm_axis] += 24
if blue_enabled or oran_enabled:
neg_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
neg_min,
neg_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid,
)
pos_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
pos_min,
pos_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid,
)
else:
# If neither enabled, use one trigger
neg_trig.solids.append(
vmf.make_prism(
neg_min,
pos_max,
mat='tools/toolstrigger',
).solid,
)
def res_make_catwalk(vmf: VMF, res: Property):
"""Speciallised result to generate catwalks from markers.
Only runs once, and then quits the condition list.
Instances:
MarkerInst: The instance set in editoritems.
Straight_128/256/512: Straight sections. Extends East
Corner: A corner piece. Connects on N and W sides.
TJunction; A T-piece. Connects on all but the East side.
CrossJunction: A X-piece. Connects on all sides.
End: An end piece. Connects on the East side.
Stair: A stair. Starts East and goes Up and West.
End_wall: Connects a West wall to a East catwalk.
Support_Wall: A support extending from the East wall.
Support_Ceil: A support extending from the ceiling.
Support_Floor: A support extending from the floor.
Support_Goo: A floor support, designed for goo pits.
Single_Wall: A section connecting to an East wall.
"""
LOGGER.info("Starting catwalk generator...")
marker = instanceLocs.resolve(res['markerInst'])
output_target = res['output_name', 'MARKER']
instances = {
name: instanceLocs.resolve_one(res[name, ''], error=True)
for name in
(
'straight_128', 'straight_256', 'straight_512',
'corner', 'tjunction', 'crossjunction', 'end', 'stair', 'end_wall',
'support_wall', 'support_ceil', 'support_floor', 'support_goo',
'single_wall',
'markerInst',
)
}
# If there are no attachments remove a catwalk piece
instances['NONE'] = ''
if instances['end_wall'] == '':
instances['end_wall'] = instances['end']
# The directions this instance is connected by (NSEW)
links = {} # type: Dict[Entity, Link]
markers = {}
# Find all our markers, so we can look them up by targetname.
for inst in vmf.by_class['func_instance']:
if inst['file'].casefold() not in marker:
continue
links[inst] = Link()
markers[inst['targetname']] = inst
# Snap the markers to the grid. If on glass it can become offset...
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
origin = origin // 128 * 128
origin += 64
while brushLoc.POS['world': origin].is_goo:
# The instance is in goo! Switch to floor orientation, and move
# up until it's in air.
inst['angles'] = '0 0 0'
origin.z += 128
inst['origin'] = str(origin)
if not markers:
return RES_EXHAUSTED
LOGGER.info('Connections: {}', links)
LOGGER.info('Markers: {}', markers)
# First loop through all the markers, adding connecting sections
for inst in markers.values():
for conn in inst.outputs:
if conn.output != output_target or conn.input != output_target:
# Indicator toggles or similar, delete these entities.
# Find the associated overlays too.
for del_inst in vmf.by_target[conn.target]:
conditions.remove_ant_toggle(del_inst)
continue
inst2 = markers[conn.target]
LOGGER.debug('{} <-> {}', inst['targetname'], inst2['targetname'])
origin1 = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
origin2 = Vec.from_str(inst2['origin'])
if origin1.x != origin2.x and origin1.y != origin2.y:
LOGGER.warning('Instances not aligned!')
continue
y_dir = origin1.x == origin2.x # Which way the connection is
if y_dir:
dist = abs(origin1.y - origin2.y)
else:
dist = abs(origin1.x - origin2.x)
vert_dist = origin1.z - origin2.z
if (dist - 128) // 2 < abs(vert_dist):
# The stairs are 2 long, 1 high. Check there's enough room
# Subtract the last block though, since that's a corner.
LOGGER.warning('Not enough room for stairs!')
continue
if dist > 128:
# add straight sections in between
place_catwalk_connections(vmf, instances, origin1, origin2)
# Update the lists based on the directions that were set
conn_lst1 = links[inst]
conn_lst2 = links[inst2]
if origin1.x < origin2.x:
conn_lst1.E = conn_lst2.W = True
elif origin2.x < origin1.x:
conn_lst1.W = conn_lst2.E = True
if origin1.y < origin2.y:
conn_lst1.N = conn_lst2.S = True
elif origin2.y < origin1.y:
conn_lst1.S = conn_lst2.N = True
inst.outputs.clear() # Remove the outputs now, they're useless
for inst, dir_mask in links.items():
# Set the marker instances based on the attached walkways.
normal = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
new_type, inst['angles'] = utils.CONN_LOOKUP[dir_mask.as_tuple()]
inst['file'] = instances[CATWALK_TYPES[new_type]]
if new_type is utils.CONN_TYPES.side:
# If the end piece is pointing at a wall, switch the instance.
if normal.z == 0:
if normal == dir_mask.conn_dir():
inst['file'] = instances['end_wall']
continue # We never have normal supports on end pieces
elif new_type is utils.CONN_TYPES.none:
# Unconnected catwalks on the wall switch to a special instance.
# This lets players stand next to a portal surface on the wall.
if normal.z == 0:
inst['file'] = instances['single_wall']
inst['angles'] = INST_ANGLE[normal.as_tuple()]
else:
inst.remove()
continue # These don't get supports otherwise
# Add regular supports
supp = None
if normal == (0, 0, 1):
# If in goo, use different supports!
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
origin.z -= 128
if brushLoc.POS['world': origin].is_goo:
supp = instances['support_goo']
else:
supp = instances['support_floor']
elif normal == (0, 0, -1):
supp = instances['support_ceil']
else:
supp = instances['support_wall']
if supp:
vmf.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
origin=inst['origin'],
angles=INST_ANGLE[normal.as_tuple()],
file=supp,
)
LOGGER.info('Finished catwalk generation!')
return RES_EXHAUSTED
def res_fizzler_pair(begin_inst: Entity, res: Property):
"""Modify the instance of a fizzler to link with its pair.
Each pair will be given a name along the lines of "fizz_name-model1334".
Values:
- StartInst, EndInst: The instances used for each end
- MidInst: An instance placed every 128 units between emitters.
- SingleInst: If the models are 1 block apart, replace both with this
instance.
"""
orig_target = begin_inst['targetname']
if 'modelEnd' in orig_target:
return # We only execute starting from the start side.
orig_target = orig_target[:-11] # remove "_modelStart"
end_name = orig_target + '_modelEnd' # What we search for
# The name all these instances get
if srctools.conv_bool(res['uniqueName', '1'], True):
pair_name = orig_target + '-model' + str(begin_inst.id)
else:
pair_name = orig_target
orig_file = begin_inst['file']
begin_file = res['StartInst', orig_file]
end_file = res['EndInst', orig_file]
mid_file = res['MidInst', '']
single_file = res['SingleInst', '']
begin_inst['file'] = begin_file
begin_inst['targetname'] = pair_name
direction = Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate_by_str(begin_inst['angles'])
begin_pos = Vec.from_str(begin_inst['origin'])
axis_1, axis_2, main_axis = PAIR_AXES[direction.as_tuple()]
for end_inst in vbsp.VMF.by_class['func_instance']:
if end_inst['targetname', ''] != end_name:
# Only examine this barrier hazard's instances!
continue
if end_inst['file'] != orig_file:
# Allow adding overlays or other instances at the ends.
continue
end_pos = Vec.from_str(end_inst['origin'])
if (begin_pos[axis_1] == end_pos[axis_1]
and begin_pos[axis_2] == end_pos[axis_2]):
length = int(end_pos[main_axis] - begin_pos[main_axis])
break
else:
LOGGER.warning('No matching pair for {}!!', orig_target)
return
if single_file and length == 0:
end_inst.remove()
begin_inst['file'] = single_file
return
end_inst['targetname'] = pair_name
end_inst['file'] = end_file
if mid_file != '':
# Go 64 from each side, and always have at least 1 section
# A 128 gap will have length = 0
for dis in range(0, abs(length) + 1, 128):
new_pos = begin_pos + direction * dis
vbsp.VMF.create_ent(
classname='func_instance',
targetname=pair_name,
angles=begin_inst['angles'],
file=mid_file,
origin=new_pos.join(' '),
)
def make_barriers(vmf: VMF):
"""Make barrier entities. get_tex is vbsp.get_tex."""
glass_temp = template_brush.get_scaling_template(
vbsp_options.get(str, "glass_template"))
grate_temp = template_brush.get_scaling_template(
vbsp_options.get(str, "grating_template"))
# Avoid error without this package.
if HOLES:
# Grab the template solids we need.
hole_temp = template_brush.get_template(
vbsp_options.get(str, 'glass_hole_temp'))
hole_world, hole_detail, _ = hole_temp.visgrouped({'small'})
hole_temp_small = hole_world + hole_detail
hole_world, hole_detail, _ = hole_temp.visgrouped({'large'})
hole_temp_large = hole_world + hole_detail
hole_world, hole_detail, _ = hole_temp.visgrouped({'large_corner'})
hole_temp_corner = hole_world + hole_detail
else:
hole_temp_small = hole_temp_large = hole_temp_corner = None
floorbeam_temp = vbsp_options.get(str, 'glass_floorbeam_temp')
if vbsp_options.get_itemconf('BEE_PELLET:PelletGrating', False):
# Merge together these existing filters in global_pti_ents
vmf.create_ent(
origin=vbsp_options.get(Vec, 'global_pti_ents_loc'),
targetname='@grating_filter',
classname='filter_multi',
filtertype=0,
negated=0,
filter01='@not_pellet',
filter02='@not_paint_bomb',
)
else:
# Just skip paint bombs.
vmf.create_ent(
origin=vbsp_options.get(Vec, 'global_pti_ents_loc'),
targetname='@grating_filter',
classname='filter_activator_class',
negated=1,
filterclass='prop_paint_bomb',
)
# Group the positions by planes in each orientation.
# This makes them 2D grids which we can optimise.
# (normal_dist, positive_axis, type) -> [(x, y)]
slices = defaultdict(
set
) # type: Dict[Tuple[Tuple[float, float, float], bool, BarrierType], Set[Tuple[float, float]]]
# We have this on the 32-grid so we can cut squares for holes.
for (origin, normal), barr_type in BARRIERS.items():
origin = Vec(origin)
normal = Vec(normal)
norm_axis = normal.axis()
u, v = origin.other_axes(norm_axis)
norm_pos = Vec.with_axes(norm_axis, origin)
slice_plane = slices[
norm_pos.as_tuple(), # distance from origin to this plane.
normal[norm_axis] > 0, barr_type, ]
for u_off in [-48, -16, 16, 48]:
for v_off in [-48, -16, 16, 48]:
slice_plane.add((
(u + u_off) // 32,
(v + v_off) // 32,
))
# Remove pane sections where the holes are. We then generate those with
# templates for slanted parts.
for (origin, normal), hole_type in HOLES.items():
barr_type = BARRIERS[origin, normal]
origin = Vec(origin)
normal = Vec(normal)
norm_axis = normal.axis()
u, v = origin.other_axes(norm_axis)
norm_pos = Vec.with_axes(norm_axis, origin)
slice_plane = slices[norm_pos.as_tuple(), normal[norm_axis] > 0,
barr_type, ]
if hole_type is HoleType.LARGE:
offsets = (-80, -48, -16, 16, 48, 80)
hole_temp = hole_temp_large.copy()
else:
offsets = (-16, 16)
hole_temp = hole_temp_small.copy()
for u_off in offsets:
for v_off in offsets:
# Skip the corners on large holes.
# Those aren't actually used, so skip them. That way
# we can have them diagonally or without glass in the corner.
if u_off in (-80, 80) and v_off in (-80, 80):
continue
slice_plane.discard((
(u + u_off) // 32,
(v + v_off) // 32,
))
# Now generate the curved brushwork.
if barr_type is BarrierType.GLASS:
front_temp = glass_temp
elif barr_type is BarrierType.GRATING:
front_temp = grate_temp
else:
raise NotImplementedError
angles = normal.to_angle(0)
# Angle corresponding to the brush, for the corners.
angle_list = [angles] * len(hole_temp)
# This is a tricky bit. Two large templates would collide
# diagonally,
# so chop off the corners, then put them back only if there's not
# one diagonally.
if hole_type is HoleType.LARGE:
for roll in (0, 90, 180, 270):
corn_angles = angles.copy()
corn_angles.z = roll
hole_off = origin + Vec(y=128, z=128).rotate(*corn_angles)
diag_type = HOLES.get(
(hole_off.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()),
None,
)
if diag_type is not HoleType.LARGE:
hole_temp += hole_temp_corner
angle_list += [corn_angles] * len(hole_temp_corner)
def solid_pane_func(off1, off2, mat):
"""Given the two thicknesses, produce the curved hole from the template."""
off_min = min(off1, off2)
off_max = max(off1, off2)
new_brushes = [brush.copy(vmf_file=vmf) for brush in hole_temp]
for brush, br_angles in zip(new_brushes, angle_list):
for face in brush.sides:
face.mat = mat
f_norm = face.normal()
if f_norm.x == 1:
face.translate(Vec(x=4 - off_max))
# face.mat = 'min'
elif f_norm.x == -1:
face.translate(Vec(x=-4 - off_min))
# face.mat = 'max'
face.localise(origin, br_angles)
return new_brushes
make_glass_grating(
vmf,
origin,
normal,
barr_type,
front_temp,
solid_pane_func,
)
for (plane_pos, is_pos, barr_type), pos_slice in slices.items():
plane_pos = Vec(plane_pos)
norm_axis = plane_pos.axis()
normal = Vec.with_axes(norm_axis, 1 if is_pos else -1)
if barr_type is BarrierType.GLASS:
front_temp = glass_temp
elif barr_type is BarrierType.GRATING:
front_temp = grate_temp
else:
raise NotImplementedError
u_axis, v_axis = Vec.INV_AXIS[norm_axis]
for min_u, min_v, max_u, max_v in grid_optimise(
dict.fromkeys(pos_slice, True)):
# These are two points in the origin plane, at the borders.
pos_min = Vec.with_axes(
norm_axis,
plane_pos,
u_axis,
min_u * 32,
v_axis,
min_v * 32,
)
pos_max = Vec.with_axes(
norm_axis,
plane_pos,
u_axis,
max_u * 32 + 32,
v_axis,
max_v * 32 + 32,
)
def solid_pane_func(pos1, pos2, mat):
"""Make the solid brush."""
return [
vmf.make_prism(
pos_min + normal * (64.0 - pos1),
pos_max + normal * (64.0 - pos2),
mat=mat,
).solid
]
make_glass_grating(
vmf,
(pos_min + pos_max) / 2,
normal,
barr_type,
front_temp,
solid_pane_func,
)
if floorbeam_temp:
LOGGER.info('Adding Glass floor beams...')
add_glass_floorbeams(vmf, floorbeam_temp)
LOGGER.info('Done!')
def parse_map(vmf: VMF, voice_attrs: Dict[str, bool]) -> None:
"""Analyse fizzler instances to assign fizzler types.
Instance traits are required.
The model instances and brushes will be removed from the map.
Needs connections to be parsed.
"""
# Item ID and model skin -> fizzler type
fizz_types = {} # type: Dict[Tuple[str, int], FizzlerType]
for fizz_type in FIZZ_TYPES.values():
for item_id in fizz_type.item_ids:
if ':' in item_id:
item_id, barrier_type = item_id.split(':')
if barrier_type == 'laserfield':
barrier_skin = 2
elif barrier_type == 'fizzler':
barrier_skin = 0
else:
LOGGER.error('Invalid barrier type ({}) for "{}"!', barrier_type, item_id)
fizz_types[item_id, 0] = fizz_type
fizz_types[item_id, 2] = fizz_type
continue
fizz_types[item_id, barrier_skin] = fizz_type
else:
fizz_types[item_id, 0] = fizz_type
fizz_types[item_id, 2] = fizz_type
fizz_bases = {} # type: Dict[str, Entity]
fizz_models = defaultdict(list) # type: Dict[str, List[Entity]]
# Position and normal -> name, for output relays.
fizz_pos = {} # type: Dict[Tuple[Tuple[float, float, float], Tuple[float, float, float]], str]
# First use traits to gather up all the instances.
for inst in vmf.by_class['func_instance']:
traits = instance_traits.get(inst)
if 'fizzler' not in traits:
continue
name = inst['targetname']
if 'fizzler_model' in traits:
name = name.rsplit('_model', 1)[0]
fizz_models[name].append(inst)
inst.remove()
elif 'fizzler_base' in traits:
fizz_bases[name] = inst
else:
LOGGER.warning('Fizzler "{}" has non-base, non-model instance?', name)
continue
origin = Vec.from_str(inst['origin'])
normal = Vec(z=1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles'])
fizz_pos[origin.as_tuple(), normal.as_tuple()] = name
for name, base_inst in fizz_bases.items():
models = fizz_models[name]
up_axis = Vec(y=1).rotate_by_str(base_inst['angles'])
# If upside-down, make it face upright.
if up_axis == (0, 0, -1):
up_axis = Vec(z=1)
base_inst.outputs.clear()
# Now match the pairs of models to each other.
# The length axis is the line between them.
# We don't care about the instances after this, so don't keep track.
length_axis = Vec(z=1).rotate_by_str(base_inst['angles']).axis()
emitters = [] # type: List[Tuple[Vec, Vec]]
model_pairs = {} # type: Dict[Tuple[float, float], Vec]
model_skin = models[0].fixup.int('$skin')
try:
item_id, item_subtype = instanceLocs.ITEM_FOR_FILE[base_inst['file'].casefold()]
fizz_type = fizz_types[item_id, model_skin]
except KeyError:
LOGGER.warning('Fizzler types: {}', fizz_types.keys())
raise ValueError('No fizzler type for "{}"!'.format(
base_inst['file'],
)) from None
for attr_name in fizz_type.voice_attrs:
voice_attrs[attr_name] = True
for model in models:
pos = Vec.from_str(model['origin'])
try:
other_pos = model_pairs.pop(pos.other_axes(length_axis))
except KeyError:
# No other position yet, we need to find that.
model_pairs[pos.other_axes(length_axis)] = pos
continue
min_pos, max_pos = Vec.bbox(pos, other_pos)
# Move positions to the wall surface.
min_pos[length_axis] -= 64
max_pos[length_axis] += 64
emitters.append((min_pos, max_pos))
FIZZLERS[name] = Fizzler(fizz_type, up_axis, base_inst, emitters)
# Delete all the old brushes associated with fizzlers
for brush in (
vmf.by_class['trigger_portal_cleanser'] |
vmf.by_class['trigger_hurt'] |
vmf.by_class['func_brush']
):
name = brush['targetname']
if not name:
continue
name = name.rsplit('_brush')[0]
if name in FIZZLERS:
brush.remove()
# Check for fizzler output relays.
relay_file = instanceLocs.resolve('<ITEM_BEE2_FIZZLER_OUT_RELAY>', silent=True)
if not relay_file:
# No relay item - deactivated most likely.
return
for inst in vmf.by_class['func_instance']:
if inst['file'].casefold() not in relay_file:
continue
inst.remove()
relay_item = connections.ITEMS[inst['targetname']]
try:
fizz_name = fizz_pos[
Vec.from_str(inst['origin']).as_tuple(),
Vec(0, 0, 1).rotate_by_str(inst['angles']).as_tuple()
]
fizz_item = connections.ITEMS[fizz_name]
except KeyError:
# Not placed on a fizzler, or a fizzler with no IO
# - ignore, and destroy.
for out in list(relay_item.outputs):
out.remove()
for out in list(relay_item.inputs):
out.remove()
del connections.ITEMS[relay_item.name]
continue
# Copy over fixup values
fizz_item.inst.fixup.update(inst.fixup)
# Copy over the timer delay set in the relay.
fizz_item.timer = relay_item.timer
# Transfer over antlines.
fizz_item.antlines |= relay_item.antlines
fizz_item.shape_signs += relay_item.shape_signs
fizz_item.ind_panels |= relay_item.ind_panels
# Remove the relay item so it doesn't get added to the map.
del connections.ITEMS[relay_item.name]
for conn in list(relay_item.outputs):
conn.from_item = fizz_item
