def start(self):
player = self.session.player
# Don't start a battle if we don't even have monsters in our party yet.
if not check_battle_legal(player):
logger.debug("battle is not legal, won't start")
return False
world = self.session.client.get_state_name("WorldState")
if not world:
return False
npc = world.get_entity(self.parameters.npc_slug)
npc.load_party()
# Lookup the environment
env_slug = "grass"
if 'environment' in player.game_variables:
env_slug = player.game_variables['environment']
env = db.lookup(env_slug, table="environment")
# Add our players and setup combat
logger.debug("Starting battle!")
self.session.client.push_state("CombatState",
players=(player, npc),
combat_type="trainer",
graphics=env['battle_graphics'])
# Start some music!
filename = env['battle_music']
self.session.client.event_engine.execute_action(
"play_music", [filename])
def load(self, slug):
"""Loads and sets this technique's attributes from the technique
database. The technique is looked up in the database by slug.
:param slug: The slug of the technique to look up in the database.
:type slug: String
:rtype: None
"""
results = db.lookup(slug, table="technique")
self.slug = results["slug"] # a short English identifier
self.name = T.translate(self.slug) # locale-specific string
self.sort = results['sort']
# technique use notifications (translated!)
# NOTE: should be `self.use_tech`, but Technique and Item have overlapping checks
self.use_item = T.maybe_translate(results.get("use_tech"))
self.use_success = T.maybe_translate(results.get("use_success"))
self.use_failure = T.maybe_translate(results.get("use_failure"))
self.category = results["category"]
self.icon = results["icon"]
self._combat_counter = 0
self._life_counter = 0
if results.get('types'):
self.type1 = results["types"][0]
if len(results['types']) > 1:
self.type2 = results["types"][1]
else:
self.type2 = None
else:
self.type1 = self.type2 = None
self.power = results.get("power")
self.is_fast = results.get("is_fast")
self.recharge_length = results.get("recharge")
self.is_area = results.get("is_area")
self.range = results.get("range")
self.accuracy = results.get("accuracy")
self.potency = results.get("potency")
self.effect = results["effects"]
self.target = process_targets(results["target"])
# Load the animation sprites that will be used for this technique
self.animation = results["animation"]
if self.animation:
self.images = []
animation_dir = prepare.fetch("animations", "technique")
directory = sorted(os.listdir(animation_dir))
for image in directory:
if self.animation and image.startswith(self.animation):
self.images.append(
os.path.join("animations/technique", image))
# Load the sound effect for this technique
self.sfx = results["sfx"]
def load(self, slug):
"""Loads and sets this items's attributes from the item.db database. The item is looked up
in the database by slug.
:param slug: The item slug to look up in the monster.item database.
:type slug: String
:rtype: None
:returns: None
**Examples:**
>>> potion = Item()
>>> potion.load('potion') # Load an item by slug.
>>> pprint.pprint(potion.__dict__)
{
'description': u'Heals a monster by 50 HP.',
'effects': [u'heal'],
'slug': 'potion',
'name': u'potion',
'sprite': u'resources/gfx/items/potion.png',
'surface': <Surface(66x90x32 SW)>,
'surface_size_original': (66, 90),
'type': u'Consumable'
}
"""
try:
results = db.lookup(slug, table="item")
except KeyError:
logger.error(msg="Failed to find item with slug {}".format(slug))
return
self.slug = results["slug"] # short English identifier
self.name = T.translate(self.slug) # translated name
self.description = T.translate("{}_description".format(
self.slug)) # will be locale string
# item use notifications (translated!)
self.use_item = T.translate(results["use_item"])
self.use_success = T.translate(results["use_success"])
self.use_failure = T.translate(results["use_failure"])
# misc attributes (not translated!)
self.sort = results['sort']
assert self.sort
self.type = results["type"]
self.sprite = results["sprite"]
self.usable_in = results["usable_in"]
self.target = process_targets(results["target"])
self.effects = self.parse_effects(results.get("effects", []))
self.conditions = self.parse_conditions(results.get("conditions", []))
self.surface = graphics.load_and_scale(self.sprite)
self.surface_size_original = self.surface.get_size()
def set_flairs(self):
"""Sets the flairs of this monster if they were not already configured
:rtype: None
:returns: None
"""
if len(self.flairs) > 0 or self.slug == "":
return
results = db.lookup(self.slug, table="monster")
flairs = results.get("flairs")
if flairs:
for flair in flairs:
flair = Flair(flair['category'], random.choice(flair['names']))
self.flairs[flair.category] = flair
def start(self):
player = self.session.player
# Don't start a battle if we don't even have monsters in our party yet.
if not check_battle_legal(player):
return False
slug = self.parameters.encounter_slug
encounters = db.database['encounter'][slug]['monsters']
encounter = _choose_encounter(encounters, self.parameters.total_prob)
# If a random encounter was successfully rolled, look up the monster and start the
# battle.
if encounter:
logger.info("Starting random encounter!")
npc = _create_monster_npc(encounter)
# Lookup the environment
env_slug = "grass"
if 'environment' in player.game_variables:
env_slug = player.game_variables['environment']
env = db.lookup(env_slug, table="environment")
# Add our players and setup combat
# "queueing" it will mean it starts after the top of the stack is popped (or replaced)
self.session.client.queue_state("CombatState",
players=(player, npc),
combat_type="monster",
graphics=env['battle_graphics'])
# stop the player
world = self.session.client.get_state_name("WorldState")
world.lock_controls()
world.stop_player()
# flash the screen
self.session.client.push_state("FlashTransition")
# Start some music!
filename = env['battle_music']
self.session.client.event_engine.execute_action(
"play_music", [filename])
def __init__(self,
npc_slug,
sprite_name=None,
combat_front=None,
combat_back=None):
super().__init__()
# load initial data from the npc database
npc_data = db.lookup(npc_slug, table="npc")
self.slug = npc_slug
# This is the NPC's name to be used in dialog
self.name = T.translate(self.slug)
# use 'animations' passed in
# Hold on the the string so it can be sent over the network
self.sprite_name = sprite_name
self.combat_front = combat_front
self.combat_back = combat_back
if self.sprite_name is None:
# Try to use the sprites defined in the JSON data
self.sprite_name = npc_data["sprite_name"]
if self.combat_front is None:
self.combat_front = npc_data["combat_front"]
if self.combat_back is None:
self.combat_back = npc_data["combat_back"]
# general
self.behavior = "wander" # not used for now
self.game_variables = {} # Tracks the game state
self.interactions = [] # List of ways player can interact with the Npc
self.isplayer = False # used for various tests, idk
self.monsters = [
] # This is a list of tuxemon the npc has. Do not modify directly
self.inventory = {} # The Player's inventory.
# Variables for long-term item and monster storage
# Keeping these seperate so other code can safely
# assume that all values are lists
self.monster_boxes = dict()
self.item_boxes = dict()
# combat related
self.ai = None # Whether or not this player has AI associated with it
self.speed = 10 # To determine combat order (not related to movement!)
self.moves = [] # list of techniques
# pathfinding and waypoint related
self.pathfinding = None
self.path = []
self.final_move_dest = [
0, 0
] # Stores the final destination sent from a client
# This is used to 'set back' when lost, and make movement robust.
# If entity falls off of map due to a bug, it can be returned to this value.
# When moving to a waypoint, this is used to detect if movement has overshot
# the destination due to speed issues or framerate jitters.
self.path_origin = None
# movement related
self.move_direction = None # Set this value to move the npc (see below)
self.facing = "down" # Set this value to change the facing direction
self.moverate = CONFIG.player_walkrate # walk by default
self.ignore_collisions = False
# What is "move_direction"?
# Move direction allows other functions to move the npc in a controlled way.
# To move the npc, change the value to one of four directions: left, right, up or down.
# The npc will then move one tile in that direction until it is set to None.
# TODO: move sprites into renderer so class can be used headless
self.playerHeight = 0
self.playerWidth = 0
self.standing = {} # Standing animation frames
self.sprite = {} # Moving animation frames
self.moveConductor = pyganim.PygConductor()
self.load_sprites()
self.rect = Rect(
self.tile_pos,
(self.playerWidth, self.playerHeight)) # Collision rect
def load_from_db(self, slug):
"""Loads and sets this monster's attributes from the monster.db database.
The monster is looked up in the database by name.
:param slug: Slug to lookup
:type slug: str
:rtype: None
"""
# Look up the monster by name and set the attributes in this instance
results = db.lookup(slug, table="monster")
if results is None:
logger.error("monster {} is not found".format(slug))
raise RuntimeError
self.slug = results["slug"] # short English identifier
self.name = T.translate(results["slug"]) # translated name
self.description = T.translate("{}_description".format(
results["slug"])) # translated description
self.category = T.translate(results["category"]) # translated category
self.shape = results.get("shape", "landrace").lower()
types = results.get("types")
if types:
self.type1 = results["types"][0].lower()
if len(types) > 1:
self.type2 = results["types"][1].lower()
self.weight = results['weight']
# Look up the moves that this monster can learn AND LEARN THEM.
moveset = results.get("moveset")
if moveset:
for move in moveset:
self.moveset.append(move)
if move['level_learned'] >= self.level:
technique = Technique(move['technique'])
self.learn(technique)
# Look up the evolutions for this monster.
evolutions = results.get("evolutions")
if evolutions:
for evolution in evolutions:
self.evolutions.append(evolution)
# Look up the monster's sprite image paths
self.front_battle_sprite = self.get_sprite_path(
results['sprites']['battle1'])
self.back_battle_sprite = self.get_sprite_path(
results['sprites']['battle2'])
self.menu_sprite_1 = self.get_sprite_path(results['sprites']['menu1'])
self.menu_sprite_2 = self.get_sprite_path(results['sprites']['menu2'])
# get sound slugs for this monster, defaulting to a generic type-based sound
self.combat_call = results.get("sounds", {}).get(
"combat_call", "sound_{}_call".format(self.type1))
self.faint_call = results.get("sounds", {}).get(
"faint_call", "sound_{}_faint".format(self.type1))
# Load the monster AI
# TODO: clean up AI 'core' loading and what not
ai_result = results['ai']
if ai_result == "SimpleAI":
self.ai = ai.SimpleAI()
elif ai_result == "RandomAI":
self.ai = ai.RandomAI()
