def _load_players(self, savegame_db, force_player_id):
human_players = []
for player_worldid, client_id in savegame_db(
"SELECT rowid, client_id FROM player WHERE is_trader = 0 and is_pirate = 0 ORDER BY rowid"
):
player = None
# check if player is an ai
ai_data = self.session.db(
"SELECT class_package, class_name FROM ai WHERE client_id = ?",
client_id)
if ai_data:
class_package, class_name = ai_data[0]
# import ai class and call load on it
module = importlib.import_module('horizons.ai.' +
class_package)
ai_class = getattr(module, class_name)
player = ai_class.load(self.session, savegame_db,
player_worldid)
else: # no ai
player = HumanPlayer.load(self.session, savegame_db,
player_worldid)
self.players.append(player)
if client_id == horizons.globals.fife.get_uh_setting("ClientID"):
self.player = player
elif client_id is not None and not ai_data:
# possible human player candidate with different client id
human_players.append(player)
self.owner_highlight_active = False
self.health_visible_for_all_health_instances = False
if self.player is None:
# we have no human player.
# check if there is only one player with an id (i.e. human player)
# this would be the case if the savegame originates from a different installation.
# if there's more than one of this kind, we can't be sure what to select.
# TODO: create interface for selecting player, if we want this
if len(human_players) == 1:
# exactly one player, we can quite safely use this one
self.player = human_players[0]
elif not human_players and self.players:
# the first player should be the human-ai hybrid
self.player = self.players[0]
# set the human player to the forced value (debug option)
self.set_forced_player(force_player_id)
if self.player is None and self.session.is_game_loaded():
self.log.warning(
'WARNING: Cannot autoselect a player because there '
'are no or multiple candidates.')
def setup_player(self, id, name, color, local):
"""Sets up a new Player instance and adds him to the active world.
Only used for new games. Loading old players is done in _init().
@param local: bool, whether the player is the one sitting on front of this machine."""
inv = self.session.db.get_player_start_res()
player = None
if local:
player = HumanPlayer(self.session, id, name, color, inventory=inv)
self.player = player
self.player.inventory.add_change_listener(self.session.ingame_gui.update_gold, \
call_listener_now=True)
else:
player = Player(self.session, id, name, color, inventory=inv)
self.players.append(player)
def setup_player(self, id, name, color, clientid, local, is_ai, difficulty_level): """Sets up a new Player instance and adds her to the active world. Only used for new games. Loading old players is done in _init(). @param local: bool, whether the player is the one sitting on front of this machine.""" inv = self.session.db.get_player_start_res() player = None if is_ai: # a human controlled AI player player = AIPlayer(self.session, id, name, color, clientid, difficulty_level) else: player = HumanPlayer(self.session, id, name, color, clientid, difficulty_level) player.initialize(inv) # Componentholder init if local: self.player = player self.players.append(player)
def setup_player(self, id, name, color, local):
"""Sets up a new Player instance and adds him to the active world.
@param local: bool, whether the player is the one sitting on front of this machine."""
inv = self.session.db.get_player_start_res()
player = None
if local:
player = HumanPlayer(self.session, id, name, color, inventory=inv)
self.player = player
self.session.ingame_gui.resbar.update_gold()
self.player.inventory.add_change_listener(
self.session.ingame_gui.resbar.update_gold)
else:
player = Player(self.session, id, name, color, inventory=inv)
self.players.append(player)
def _load_players(self, savegame_db, force_player_id):
human_players = []
for player_worldid, client_id in savegame_db(
"SELECT rowid, client_id FROM player WHERE is_trader = 0 and is_pirate = 0 ORDER BY rowid"
):
player = None
# check if player is an ai
ai_data = self.session.db("SELECT class_package, class_name FROM ai WHERE client_id = ?", client_id)
if ai_data:
class_package, class_name = ai_data[0]
# import ai class and call load on it
module = __import__("horizons.ai." + class_package, fromlist=[str(class_name)])
ai_class = getattr(module, class_name)
player = ai_class.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
else: # no ai
player = HumanPlayer.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
self.players.append(player)
if client_id == horizons.main.fife.get_uh_setting("ClientID"):
self.player = player
elif client_id is not None and not ai_data:
# possible human player candidate with different client id
human_players.append(player)
self.owner_highlight_active = False
self.health_visible_for_all_health_instances = False
if self.player is None:
# we have no human player.
# check if there is only one player with an id (i.e. human player)
# this would be the case if the savegame originates from a different installation.
# if there's more than one of this kind, we can't be sure what to select.
# TODO: create interface for selecting player, if we want this
if len(human_players) == 1:
# exactly one player, we can quite safely use this one
self.player = human_players[0]
elif not human_players and self.players:
# the first player should be the human-ai hybrid
self.player = self.players[0]
# set the human player to the forced value (debug option)
self.set_forced_player(force_player_id)
if self.player is None and self.session.is_game_loaded():
self.log.warning(
"WARNING: Cannot autoselect a player because there are no \
or multiple candidates."
)
def _init(self, savegame_db):
"""
@param savegame_db: Dbreader with loaded savegame database
"""
#load properties
self.properties = {}
for (name,
value) in savegame_db("SELECT name, value FROM map_properties"):
self.properties[name] = value
# create playerlist
self.players = []
self.player = None # player sitting in front of this machine
self.trader = None
self.pirate = None
# load player
human_players = []
for player_worldid, client_id in savegame_db(
"SELECT rowid, client_id FROM player WHERE is_trader = 0"):
player = None
# check if player is an ai
ai_data = self.session.db(
"SELECT class_package, class_name FROM ai WHERE id = ?",
client_id)
if len(ai_data) > 0:
class_package, class_name = ai_data[0]
# import ai class and call load on it
module = __import__('horizons.ai.' + class_package,
fromlist=[class_name])
ai_class = getattr(module, class_name)
player = ai_class.load(self.session, savegame_db,
player_worldid)
else: # no ai
player = HumanPlayer.load(self.session, savegame_db,
player_worldid)
self.players.append(player)
if client_id == horizons.main.fife.get_uh_setting("ClientID"):
self.player = player
elif client_id is not None and len(ai_data) == 0:
# possible human player candidate with different client id
human_players.append(player)
if self.player is None:
# we have no human player.
# check if there is only one player with an id (i.e. human player)
# this would be the case if the savegame originates from a different installation.
# if there's more than one of this kind, we can't be sure what to select.
# TODO: create interface for selecting player, if we want this
if (len(human_players) == 1):
# exactly one player, we can quite safely use this one
self.player = human_players[0]
if self.player is None and self.session.is_game_loaded():
self.log.warning(
'WARNING: Cannot autoselect a player because there are no \
or multiple candidates.')
# load islands
self.islands = []
for (islandid, ) in savegame_db("SELECT rowid + 1000 FROM island"):
island = Island(savegame_db, islandid, self.session)
self.islands.append(island)
#calculate map dimensions
self.min_x, self.min_y, self.max_x, self.max_y = None, None, None, None
for i in self.islands:
self.min_x = i.rect.left if self.min_x is None or i.rect.left < self.min_x else self.min_x
self.min_y = i.rect.top if self.min_y is None or i.rect.top < self.min_y else self.min_y
self.max_x = i.rect.right if self.max_x is None or i.rect.right > self.max_x else self.max_x
self.max_y = i.rect.bottom if self.max_y is None or i.rect.bottom > self.max_y else self.max_y
self.min_x -= 10
self.min_y -= 10
self.max_x += 10
self.max_y += 10
self.map_dimensions = Rect.init_from_borders(self.min_x, self.min_y,
self.max_x, self.max_y)
#add water
self.log.debug("Filling world with water...")
self.ground_map = {}
default_grounds = Entities.grounds[int(
self.properties.get('default_ground', GROUND.WATER))]
# extra world size that is added so that he player can't see the "black void"
border = 30
for x in xrange(self.min_x - border, self.max_x + border, 10):
for y in xrange(self.min_y - border, self.max_y + border, 10):
ground = default_grounds(self.session, x, y)
for x_offset in xrange(0, 10):
if x + x_offset < self.max_x and x + x_offset >= self.min_x:
for y_offset in xrange(0, 10):
if y + y_offset < self.max_y and y + y_offset >= self.min_y:
self.ground_map[(x + x_offset,
y + y_offset)] = ground
# "unfill" parts that are occupied by island
# TODO: check if constructing a list of water coords is faster than calling the Ground() so many times
for island in self.islands:
for coord in island.ground_map:
if coord in self.ground_map:
del self.ground_map[coord]
# load world buildings (e.g. fish)
for (building_worldid, building_typeid) in \
savegame_db("SELECT rowid, type FROM building WHERE location = ?", self.worldid):
load_building(self.session, savegame_db, building_typeid,
building_worldid)
self.water = list(self.ground_map)
# assemble list of water and coastline for ship, that can drive through shallow water
# NOTE: this is rather a temporary fix to make the fisher be able to move
# since there are tile between coastline and deep sea, all non-constructible tiles
# are added to this list as well, which will contain a few too many
self.water_and_coastline = self.water[:]
for island in self.islands:
for coord, tile in island.ground_map.iteritems():
if 'coastline' in tile.classes or 'constructible' not in tile.classes:
self.water_and_coastline.append(coord)
# create ship position list. entries: ship_map[(x, y)] = ship
self.ship_map = {}
# create shiplist, which is currently used for saving ships
# and having at least one reference to them
self.ships = []
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
# for now, we have one trader in every game, so this is safe:
trader_id = savegame_db(
"SELECT rowid FROM player WHERE is_trader = 1")[0][0]
self.trader = Trader.load(self.session, savegame_db, trader_id)
# load all units (we do it here cause all buildings are loaded by now)
for (worldid, typeid
) in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, type FROM unit ORDER BY rowid"):
Entities.units[typeid].load(self.session, savegame_db, worldid)
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
# let trader command it's ships. we have to do this here cause ships have to be
# initialised for this, and trader has to exist before ships are loaded.
self.trader.load_ship_states(savegame_db)
self.inited = True
"""TUTORIAL:
def _init(self, savegame_db):
"""
@param savegame_db: Dbreader with loaded savegame database
"""
#load properties
self.properties = {}
for (name, value) in savegame_db("SELECT name, value FROM map_properties"):
self.properties[name] = value
# create playerlist
self.players = []
self.player = None # player sitting in front of this machine
self.trader = None
self.pirate = None
# load player
human_players = []
for player_worldid, client_id in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, client_id FROM player WHERE is_trader = 0 and is_pirate = 0"):
player = None
# check if player is an ai
ai_data = self.session.db("SELECT class_package, class_name FROM ai WHERE id = ?", client_id)
if len(ai_data) > 0:
class_package, class_name = ai_data[0]
# import ai class and call load on it
module = __import__('horizons.ai.'+class_package, fromlist=[class_name])
ai_class = getattr(module, class_name)
player = ai_class.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
else: # no ai
player = HumanPlayer.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
self.players.append(player)
if client_id == horizons.main.fife.get_uh_setting("ClientID"):
self.player = player
elif client_id is not None and len(ai_data) == 0:
# possible human player candidate with different client id
human_players.append(player)
if self.player is None:
# we have no human player.
# check if there is only one player with an id (i.e. human player)
# this would be the case if the savegame originates from a different installation.
# if there's more than one of this kind, we can't be sure what to select.
# TODO: create interface for selecting player, if we want this
if(len(human_players) == 1):
# exactly one player, we can quite safely use this one
self.player = human_players[0]
if self.player is not None:
self.player.inventory.add_change_listener(self.session.ingame_gui.update_gold, \
call_listener_now=True)
if self.player is None and self.session.is_game_loaded():
self.log.warning('WARNING: Cannot autoselect a player because there are no \
or multiple candidates.')
# load islands
self.islands = []
for (islandid,) in savegame_db("SELECT rowid + 1000 FROM island"):
island = Island(savegame_db, islandid, self.session)
self.islands.append(island)
#calculate map dimensions
self.min_x, self.min_y, self.max_x, self.max_y = None, None, None, None
for i in self.islands:
self.min_x = i.rect.left if self.min_x is None or i.rect.left < self.min_x else self.min_x
self.min_y = i.rect.top if self.min_y is None or i.rect.top < self.min_y else self.min_y
self.max_x = i.rect.right if self.max_x is None or i.rect.right > self.max_x else self.max_x
self.max_y = i.rect.bottom if self.max_y is None or i.rect.bottom > self.max_y else self.max_y
self.min_x -= 10
self.min_y -= 10
self.max_x += 10
self.max_y += 10
self.map_dimensions = Rect.init_from_borders(self.min_x, self.min_y, self.max_x, self.max_y)
#add water
self.log.debug("Filling world with water...")
self.ground_map = {}
default_grounds = Entities.grounds[int(self.properties.get('default_ground', GROUND.WATER))]
# extra world size that is added so that he player can't see the "black void"
border = 30
for x in xrange(self.min_x-border, self.max_x+border, 10):
for y in xrange(self.min_y-border, self.max_y+border, 10):
ground = default_grounds(self.session, x, y)
for x_offset in xrange(0,10):
if x+x_offset < self.max_x and x+x_offset>= self.min_x:
for y_offset in xrange(0,10):
if y+y_offset < self.max_y and y+y_offset >= self.min_y:
self.ground_map[(x+x_offset, y+y_offset)] = ground
# remove parts that are occupied by island
for island in self.islands:
for coord in island.ground_map:
if coord in self.ground_map:
del self.ground_map[coord]
# load world buildings (e.g. fish)
for (building_worldid, building_typeid) in \
savegame_db("SELECT rowid, type FROM building WHERE location = ?", self.worldid):
load_building(self.session, savegame_db, building_typeid, building_worldid)
# use a dict because it's directly supported by the pathfinding algo
self.water = dict.fromkeys(list(self.ground_map), 1.0)
# assemble list of water and coastline for ship, that can drive through shallow water
# NOTE: this is rather a temporary fix to make the fisher be able to move
# since there are tile between coastline and deep sea, all non-constructible tiles
# are added to this list as well, which will contain a few too many
self.water_and_coastline = copy.copy(self.water)
for island in self.islands:
for coord, tile in island.ground_map.iteritems():
if 'coastline' in tile.classes or 'constructible' not in tile.classes:
self.water_and_coastline[coord] = 1.0
# create ship position list. entries: ship_map[(x, y)] = ship
self.ship_map = {}
# create shiplist, which is currently used for saving ships
# and having at least one reference to them
self.ships = []
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
# for now, we have one trader in every game, so this is safe:
trader_id = savegame_db("SELECT rowid FROM player WHERE is_trader = 1")[0][0]
self.trader = Trader.load(self.session, savegame_db, trader_id)
# there are 0 or 1 pirate AIs so this is safe
pirate_data = savegame_db("SELECT rowid FROM player WHERE is_pirate = 1")
if pirate_data:
self.pirate = Pirate.load(self.session, savegame_db, pirate_data[0][0])
# load all units (we do it here cause all buildings are loaded by now)
for (worldid, typeid) in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, type FROM unit ORDER BY rowid"):
Entities.units[typeid].load(self.session, savegame_db, worldid)
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
# let trader command it's ships. we have to do this here cause ships have to be
# initialised for this, and trader has to exist before ships are loaded.
self.trader.load_ship_states(savegame_db)
# let pirate command it's ships. we have to do this here cause ships have to be
# initialised for this, and pirate has to exist before ships are loaded.
if self.pirate:
self.pirate.load_ship_states(savegame_db)
self.inited = True
"""TUTORIAL:
def _init(self, savegame_db, force_player_id=None, disasters_enabled=True):
"""
@param savegame_db: Dbreader with loaded savegame database
@param force_player_id: the worldid of the selected human player or default if None (debug option)
"""
"""
All essential and non-essential parts of the world are set up here, you don't need to
know everything that happens.
"""
#load properties
self.properties = {}
for (name, value) in savegame_db("SELECT name, value FROM map_properties"):
self.properties[name] = value
# create playerlist
self.players = []
self.player = None # player sitting in front of this machine
self.trader = None
self.pirate = None
# load player
human_players = []
for player_worldid, client_id in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, client_id FROM player WHERE is_trader = 0 and is_pirate = 0 ORDER BY rowid"):
player = None
# check if player is an ai
ai_data = self.session.db("SELECT class_package, class_name FROM ai WHERE client_id = ?", client_id)
if len(ai_data) > 0:
class_package, class_name = ai_data[0]
# import ai class and call load on it
module = __import__('horizons.ai.'+class_package, fromlist=[class_name])
ai_class = getattr(module, class_name)
player = ai_class.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
else: # no ai
player = HumanPlayer.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
self.players.append(player)
if client_id == horizons.main.fife.get_uh_setting("ClientID"):
self.player = player
elif client_id is not None and len(ai_data) == 0:
# possible human player candidate with different client id
human_players.append(player)
self.owner_highlight_active = False
self.health_visible_for_all_health_instances = False
if self.player is None:
# we have no human player.
# check if there is only one player with an id (i.e. human player)
# this would be the case if the savegame originates from a different installation.
# if there's more than one of this kind, we can't be sure what to select.
# TODO: create interface for selecting player, if we want this
if(len(human_players) == 1):
# exactly one player, we can quite safely use this one
self.player = human_players[0]
elif not human_players and self.players:
# the first player should be the human-ai hybrid
self.player = self.players[0]
# set the human player to the forced value (debug option)
self.set_forced_player(force_player_id)
if self.player is None and self.session.is_game_loaded():
self.log.warning('WARNING: Cannot autoselect a player because there are no \
or multiple candidates.')
# all static data
self.load_raw_map(savegame_db)
# load world buildings (e.g. fish)
for (building_worldid, building_typeid) in \
savegame_db("SELECT rowid, type FROM building WHERE location = ?", self.worldid):
load_building(self.session, savegame_db, building_typeid, building_worldid)
# use a dict because it's directly supported by the pathfinding algo
self.water = dict.fromkeys(list(self.ground_map), 1.0)
self._init_water_bodies()
self.sea_number = self.water_body[(self.min_x, self.min_y)]
# assemble list of water and coastline for ship, that can drive through shallow water
# NOTE: this is rather a temporary fix to make the fisher be able to move
# since there are tile between coastline and deep sea, all non-constructible tiles
# are added to this list as well, which will contain a few too many
self.water_and_coastline = copy.copy(self.water)
for island in self.islands:
for coord, tile in island.ground_map.iteritems():
if 'coastline' in tile.classes or 'constructible' not in tile.classes:
self.water_and_coastline[coord] = 1.0
# create ship position list. entries: ship_map[(x, y)] = ship
self.ship_map = {}
self.ground_unit_map = {}
# create shiplist, which is currently used for saving ships
# and having at least one reference to them
self.ships = []
self.ground_units = []
# create bullets list, used for saving bullets in ongoing attacks
self.bullets = []
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
# there are 0 or 1 trader AIs so this is safe
trader_data = savegame_db("SELECT rowid FROM player WHERE is_trader = 1")
if trader_data:
self.trader = Trader.load(self.session, savegame_db, trader_data[0][0])
# there are 0 or 1 pirate AIs so this is safe
pirate_data = savegame_db("SELECT rowid FROM player WHERE is_pirate = 1")
if pirate_data:
self.pirate = Pirate.load(self.session, savegame_db, pirate_data[0][0])
# load all units (we do it here cause all buildings are loaded by now)
for (worldid, typeid) in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, type FROM unit ORDER BY rowid"):
Entities.units[typeid].load(self.session, savegame_db, worldid)
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
# let trader command it's ships. we have to do this here cause ships have to be
# initialised for this, and trader has to exist before ships are loaded.
if self.trader:
self.trader.load_ship_states(savegame_db)
# let pirate command it's ships. we have to do this here cause ships have to be
# initialised for this, and pirate has to exist before ships are loaded.
if self.pirate:
self.pirate.load_ship_states(savegame_db)
# load the AI stuff only when we have AI players
if any(isinstance(player, AIPlayer) for player in self.players):
AIPlayer.load_abstract_buildings(self.session.db) # TODO: find a better place for this
# load the AI players
# this has to be done here because otherwise the ships and other objects won't exist
for player in self.players:
if not isinstance(player, HumanPlayer):
player.finish_loading(savegame_db)
# load bullets
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
for (worldid, sx, sy, dx, dy, speed, img) in savegame_db("SELECT worldid, startx, starty, destx, desty, speed, image FROM bullet"):
Bullet(img, Point(sx, sy), Point(dx, dy), speed, self.session, False, worldid)
# load ongoing attacks
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
Weapon.load_attacks(self.session, savegame_db)
# load diplomacy
self.diplomacy = Diplomacy()
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
self.diplomacy.load(self, savegame_db)
# add diplomacy notification listeners
def notify_change(caller, old_state, new_state, a, b):
player1 = u"%s" % a.name
player2 = u"%s" % b.name
data = {'player1' : player1, 'player2' : player2}
self.session.ingame_gui.message_widget.add(
None, None, 'DIPLOMACY_STATUS_'+old_state.upper()+"_"+new_state.upper(), data)
self.diplomacy.add_diplomacy_status_changed_listener(notify_change)
disasters_disabled_by_properties = 'disasters_enabled' in self.properties and not self.properties['disasters_enabled']
# if savegame or parameter disables disasters, it's disabled (both have to be set to enable to actually enable)
disasters_disabled = not disasters_enabled or disasters_disabled_by_properties
self.disaster_manager = DisasterManager(self.session, disabled=disasters_disabled)
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
self.disaster_manager.load(savegame_db)
self.inited = True
"""TUTORIAL:
def _init(self, savegame_db):
"""
@param savegame_db: Dbreader with loaded savegame database
"""
#load properties
self.properties = {}
for (name, value) in savegame_db("SELECT name, value FROM map_properties"):
self.properties[name] = value
# create playerlist
self.players = []
self.player = None # player sitting in front of this machine
self.trader = None
self.pirate = None
# load player
human_players = []
for player_worldid, client_id in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, client_id FROM player WHERE is_trader = 0 and is_pirate = 0 ORDER BY rowid"):
player = None
# check if player is an ai
ai_data = self.session.db("SELECT class_package, class_name FROM ai WHERE client_id = ?", client_id)
if len(ai_data) > 0:
class_package, class_name = ai_data[0]
# import ai class and call load on it
module = __import__('horizons.ai.'+class_package, fromlist=[class_name])
ai_class = getattr(module, class_name)
player = ai_class.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
else: # no ai
player = HumanPlayer.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
self.players.append(player)
if client_id == horizons.main.fife.get_uh_setting("ClientID"):
self.player = player
elif client_id is not None and len(ai_data) == 0:
# possible human player candidate with different client id
human_players.append(player)
if self.player is None:
# we have no human player.
# check if there is only one player with an id (i.e. human player)
# this would be the case if the savegame originates from a different installation.
# if there's more than one of this kind, we can't be sure what to select.
# TODO: create interface for selecting player, if we want this
if(len(human_players) == 1):
# exactly one player, we can quite safely use this one
self.player = human_players[0]
elif not human_players and self.players:
# the first player should be the human-ai hybrid
self.player = self.players[0]
if self.player is not None:
self.player.inventory.add_change_listener(self.session.ingame_gui.update_gold, \
call_listener_now=True)
if self.player is None and self.session.is_game_loaded():
self.log.warning('WARNING: Cannot autoselect a player because there are no \
or multiple candidates.')
# load islands
self.islands = []
for (islandid,) in savegame_db("SELECT rowid + 1000 FROM island"):
island = Island(savegame_db, islandid, self.session)
self.islands.append(island)
#calculate map dimensions
self.min_x, self.min_y, self.max_x, self.max_y = 0, 0, 0, 0
for i in self.islands:
self.min_x = i.rect.left if self.min_x is None or i.rect.left < self.min_x else self.min_x
self.min_y = i.rect.top if self.min_y is None or i.rect.top < self.min_y else self.min_y
self.max_x = i.rect.right if self.max_x is None or i.rect.right > self.max_x else self.max_x
self.max_y = i.rect.bottom if self.max_y is None or i.rect.bottom > self.max_y else self.max_y
self.min_x -= 10
self.min_y -= 10
self.max_x += 10
self.max_y += 10
self.map_dimensions = Rect.init_from_borders(self.min_x, self.min_y, self.max_x, self.max_y)
#add water
self.log.debug("Filling world with water...")
self.ground_map = {}
default_grounds = Entities.grounds[int(self.properties.get('default_ground', GROUND.WATER))]
# extra world size that is added so that he player can't see the "black void"
border = 30
for x in xrange(self.min_x-border, self.max_x+border, 10):
for y in xrange(self.min_y-border, self.max_y+border, 10):
ground = default_grounds(self.session, x, y)
for x_offset in xrange(0,10):
if x+x_offset < self.max_x and x+x_offset>= self.min_x:
for y_offset in xrange(0,10):
if y+y_offset < self.max_y and y+y_offset >= self.min_y:
self.ground_map[(x+x_offset, y+y_offset)] = ground
# remove parts that are occupied by islands, create the island map and the full map
self.island_map = {}
self.full_map = copy.copy(self.ground_map)
for island in self.islands:
for coords in island.ground_map:
if coords in self.ground_map:
self.full_map[coords] = island.ground_map[coords]
del self.ground_map[coords]
self.island_map[coords] = island
# load world buildings (e.g. fish)
for (building_worldid, building_typeid) in \
savegame_db("SELECT rowid, type FROM building WHERE location = ?", self.worldid):
load_building(self.session, savegame_db, building_typeid, building_worldid)
# use a dict because it's directly supported by the pathfinding algo
self.water = dict.fromkeys(list(self.ground_map), 1.0)
self._init_water_bodies()
self.sea_number = self.water_body[(self.min_x, self.min_y)]
# assemble list of water and coastline for ship, that can drive through shallow water
# NOTE: this is rather a temporary fix to make the fisher be able to move
# since there are tile between coastline and deep sea, all non-constructible tiles
# are added to this list as well, which will contain a few too many
self.water_and_coastline = copy.copy(self.water)
for island in self.islands:
for coord, tile in island.ground_map.iteritems():
if 'coastline' in tile.classes or 'constructible' not in tile.classes:
self.water_and_coastline[coord] = 1.0
# create ship position list. entries: ship_map[(x, y)] = ship
self.ship_map = {}
self.ground_unit_map = {}
# create shiplist, which is currently used for saving ships
# and having at least one reference to them
self.ships = []
self.ground_units = []
# create bullets list, used for saving bullets in ongoing attacks
self.bullets = []
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
# there are 0 or 1 trader AIs so this is safe
trader_data = savegame_db("SELECT rowid FROM player WHERE is_trader = 1")
if trader_data:
self.trader = Trader.load(self.session, savegame_db, trader_data[0][0])
# there are 0 or 1 pirate AIs so this is safe
pirate_data = savegame_db("SELECT rowid FROM player WHERE is_pirate = 1")
if pirate_data:
self.pirate = Pirate.load(self.session, savegame_db, pirate_data[0][0])
# load all units (we do it here cause all buildings are loaded by now)
for (worldid, typeid) in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, type FROM unit ORDER BY rowid"):
Entities.units[typeid].load(self.session, savegame_db, worldid)
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
# let trader command it's ships. we have to do this here cause ships have to be
# initialised for this, and trader has to exist before ships are loaded.
if self.trader:
self.trader.load_ship_states(savegame_db)
# let pirate command it's ships. we have to do this here cause ships have to be
# initialised for this, and pirate has to exist before ships are loaded.
if self.pirate:
self.pirate.load_ship_states(savegame_db)
# load the AI players
# this has to be done here because otherwise the ships and other objects won't exist
AIPlayer.load_abstract_buildings(self.session.db) # TODO: find a better place for this
for player in self.players:
if not isinstance(player, HumanPlayer):
player.finish_loading(savegame_db)
# load bullets
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
for (worldid, sx, sy, dx, dy, speed, img) in savegame_db("SELECT worldid, startx, starty, destx, desty, speed, image FROM bullet"):
Bullet(img, Point(sx, sy), Point(dx, dy), speed, self.session, False, worldid)
# load ongoing attacks
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
Weapon.load_attacks(self.session, savegame_db)
# load diplomacy
self.diplomacy = Diplomacy()
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
self.diplomacy.load(self, savegame_db)
# add diplomacy notification listeners
def notify_change(caller, change_type, a, b):
player1 = a.name
player2 = b.name
#check if status really changed, if so update status string
if change_type == 'friend':
status = 'friends'
elif change_type == 'enemy':
status = 'enemies'
else:
status = 'neutral'
self.session.ingame_gui.message_widget.add(self.max_x/2, self.max_y/2, 'DIPLOMACY_STATUS_CHANGED',
{'player1' : player1, 'player2' : player2, 'status' : status})
self.diplomacy.add_diplomacy_status_changed_listener(notify_change)
self.inited = True
"""TUTORIAL:
def _init(self, savegame_db):
"""
@param savegame_db: Dbreader with loaded savegame database
"""
#load properties
self.properties = {}
for (name, value) in savegame_db("SELECT name, value FROM map_properties"):
self.properties[name] = value
# create playerlist
self.players = []
self.player = None # player sitting in front of this machine
self.trader = None
self.pirate = None
# load player
human_players = []
for player_worldid, client_id in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, client_id FROM player WHERE is_trader = 0"):
player = None
# check if player is an ai
ai_data = self.session.db("SELECT class_package, class_name FROM ai WHERE id = ?", client_id)
if len(ai_data) > 0:
class_package, class_name = ai_data[0]
# import ai class and call load on it
module = __import__('horizons.ai.'+class_package, fromlist=[class_name])
ai_class = getattr(module, class_name)
player = ai_class.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
else: # no ai
player = HumanPlayer.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
self.players.append(player)
if client_id == horizons.main.fife.get_uh_setting("ClientID"):
self.player = player
elif client_id is not None and len(ai_data) == 0:
# possible human player candidate with different client id
human_players.append(player)
if self.player is None:
# we have no human player.
# check if there is only one player with an id (i.e. human player)
# this would be the case if the savegame originates from a different installation.
# if there's more than one of this kind, we can't be sure what to select.
# TODO: create interface for selecting player, if we want this
if(len(human_players) == 1):
# exactly one player, we can quite safely use this one
self.player = human_players[0]
if self.player is None and self.session.is_game_loaded():
self.log.warning('WARNING: Cannot autoselect a player because there are no \
or multiple candidates.')
#load islands
self.islands = []
for (islandid,) in savegame_db("SELECT rowid + 1000 FROM island"):
island = Island(savegame_db, islandid, self.session)
self.islands.append(island)
#calculate map dimensions
self.min_x, self.min_y, self.max_x, self.max_y = None, None, None, None
for i in self.islands:
self.min_x = i.rect.left if self.min_x is None or i.rect.left < self.min_x else self.min_x
self.min_y = i.rect.top if self.min_y is None or i.rect.top < self.min_y else self.min_y
self.max_x = i.rect.right if self.max_x is None or i.rect.right > self.max_x else self.max_x
self.max_y = i.rect.bottom if self.max_y is None or i.rect.bottom > self.max_y else self.max_y
self.min_x -= 10
self.min_y -= 10
self.max_x += 10
self.max_y += 10
self.map_dimensions = Rect.init_from_borders(self.min_x, self.min_y, self.max_x, self.max_y)
#add water
self.log.debug("Filling world with water...")
self.ground_map = {}
default_grounds = Entities.grounds[int(self.properties.get('default_ground', GROUND.WATER))]
for x in xrange(self.min_x, self.max_x, 10):
for y in xrange(self.min_y, self.max_y, 10):
ground = default_grounds(self.session, x, y)
# -5 to 5 to accomodate for nen shifted 10x10 tile graphic
for x_offset in xrange(-5,6):
for y_offset in xrange(-5,6):
self.ground_map[(x+x_offset, y+y_offset)] = ground
# "unfill" parts that are occupied by island
# TODO: check if constructing a list of water coords is faster than calling the Ground() so many times
for island in self.islands:
for coord in island.ground_map:
if coord in self.ground_map:
del self.ground_map[coord]
self.num_water = len(self.ground_map)
self.water = list(self.ground_map)
# create ship position list. entries: ship_map[(x, y)] = ship
self.ship_map = {}
# create shiplist, which is currently used for saving ships
# and having at least one reference to them
self.ships = []
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
# for now, we have one trader in every game, so this is safe:
trader_id = savegame_db("SELECT rowid FROM player WHERE is_trader = 1")[0][0]
self.trader = Trader.load(self.session, savegame_db, trader_id)
# load all units (we do it here cause all buildings are loaded by now)
for (worldid, typeid) in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, type FROM unit ORDER BY rowid"):
Entities.units[typeid].load(self.session, savegame_db, worldid)
if self.session.is_game_loaded():
# let trader command it's ships. we have to do this here cause ships have to be
# initialised for this, and trader has to exist before ships are loaded.
# BACTODO: disable trader
#self.trader.load_ship_states(savegame_db)
pass
self.inited = True
"""TUTORIAL:
