Source code for bascenev1lib.actor.playerspaz

# Released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
#
"""Functionality related to player-controlled Spazzes."""

from __future__ import annotations  # Docs-generation hack.

from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, overload, override

import bascenev1 as bs
from bascenev1 import builtinassets, classicassets

from bascenev1lib.actor.spaz import Spaz, PickupMessage

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from typing import Any, Sequence, Literal


# Minimum seconds between haptic events of the same kind for one player.
#
# This is a bandwidth-and-game-feel knob and belongs here rather than in
# the engine: one explosion resolves into a separate hit event per
# victim, all attributed to the same attacker inside a single step. (The
# engine has its own arbiter for the *perceptual* side, since haptic
# hardware cannot mix overlapping effects.)
#
# Landing a hit is information -- it confirms an attack connected, tied
# to a button just pressed -- so suppressing it reads as unresponsiveness
# and each punch in a combo should still confirm. Taking a hit is an
# alarm: it fires far more often in a melee and goes numb fast if it
# never lets up. Death is zero on purpose; dying should never be the
# event suppressed because you were punched a moment earlier.
#
# Keyed by the engine's event names, which are a Literal type -- so a
# typo here is a type error rather than a silent no-op at runtime.
_FEEDBACK_COOLDOWNS: dict[bs.FeedbackEvent, float] = {
    'grab': 0.15,
    'collect': 0.15,
    'impact_dealt': 0.15,
    'impact_received': 0.5,
    'death': 0.0,
}

# Single attribute we stash per-player cooldown state under. Player
# objects are per-activity and expire with it, so nothing accumulates.
_FEEDBACK_TIMES_ATTR = '_ffb_times'


def _send_player_feedback(
    player: bs.Player | None, event: bs.FeedbackEvent
) -> None:
    """Send a haptic event to a player, rate-limited per event kind.

    Magnitude and length come from the event itself, so there is
    deliberately no way to pass them here -- keeping the feel tunable in
    one place rather than drifting across call sites.
    """
    if player is None or not player.exists():
        return
    now = bs.time()
    times: dict[bs.FeedbackEvent, float] | None = getattr(
        player, _FEEDBACK_TIMES_ATTR, None
    )
    if times is None:
        times = {}
        setattr(player, _FEEDBACK_TIMES_ATTR, times)
    last = times.get(event)
    if last is not None and now - last < _FEEDBACK_COOLDOWNS[event]:
        return
    times[event] = now
    player.send_feedback(event=event)


[docs] class PlayerSpazHurtMessage: """A message saying a PlayerSpaz was hurt.""" spaz: PlayerSpaz """The PlayerSpaz that was hurt""" def __init__(self, spaz: PlayerSpaz): """Instantiate with the given bascenev1.Spaz value.""" self.spaz = spaz
[docs] class PlayerSpaz(Spaz): """A Spaz subclass meant to be controlled by a bascenev1.Player. When a PlayerSpaz dies, it delivers a bascenev1.PlayerDiedMessage to the current bascenev1.Activity. (unless the death was the result of the player leaving the game, in which case no message is sent) When a PlayerSpaz is hurt, it delivers a PlayerSpazHurtMessage to the current bascenev1.Activity. """ def __init__( self, player: bs.Player, *, color: Sequence[float] = (1.0, 1.0, 1.0), highlight: Sequence[float] = (0.5, 0.5, 0.5), character: str = 'Spaz', powerups_expire: bool = True, ): """Create a spaz for the provided bascenev1.Player. Note: this does not wire up any controls; you must call connect_controls_to_player() to do so. """ super().__init__( color=color, highlight=highlight, character=character, source_player=player, start_invincible=True, powerups_expire=powerups_expire, ) self.last_player_attacked_by: bs.Player | None = None self.last_attacked_time = 0.0 self.last_attacked_type: tuple[str, str] | None = None self.held_count = 0 self.last_player_held_by: bs.Player | None = None self._player = player self._turbo_filter_times: dict[str, int] = {} self._turbo_filter_time_bucket = 0 self._turbo_filter_counts: dict[str, int] = {} self._drive_player_position() # Overloads to tell the type system our return type based on doraise val. @overload def getplayer[PlayerT: bs.Player]( self, playertype: type[PlayerT], doraise: Literal[False] = False ) -> PlayerT | None: ... @overload def getplayer[PlayerT: bs.Player]( self, playertype: type[PlayerT], doraise: Literal[True] ) -> PlayerT: ...
[docs] def getplayer[PlayerT: bs.Player]( self, playertype: type[PlayerT], doraise: bool = False ) -> PlayerT | None: """Get the bascenev1.Player associated with this Spaz. By default this will return None if the Player no longer exists. If you are logically certain that the Player still exists, pass doraise=False to get a non-optional return type. """ player: Any = self._player assert isinstance(player, playertype) if not player.exists() and doraise: raise bs.PlayerNotFoundError() return player if player.exists() else None
[docs] def connect_controls_to_player( self, *, enable_jump: bool = True, enable_punch: bool = True, enable_pickup: bool = True, enable_bomb: bool = True, enable_run: bool = True, enable_fly: bool = True, ) -> None: """Wire this spaz up to the provided bascenev1.Player. Full control of the character is given by default but can be selectively limited by passing False to specific arguments. """ player = self.getplayer(bs.Player) assert player # Reset any currently connected player and/or the player we're # wiring up. if self._connected_to_player: if player != self._connected_to_player: player.resetinput() self.disconnect_controls_from_player() else: player.resetinput() player.assigninput(bs.InputType.UP_DOWN, self.on_move_up_down) player.assigninput(bs.InputType.LEFT_RIGHT, self.on_move_left_right) player.assigninput( bs.InputType.HOLD_POSITION_PRESS, self.on_hold_position_press ) player.assigninput( bs.InputType.HOLD_POSITION_RELEASE, self.on_hold_position_release, ) intp = bs.InputType if enable_jump: player.assigninput(intp.JUMP_PRESS, self.on_jump_press) player.assigninput(intp.JUMP_RELEASE, self.on_jump_release) if enable_pickup: player.assigninput(intp.PICK_UP_PRESS, self.on_pickup_press) player.assigninput(intp.PICK_UP_RELEASE, self.on_pickup_release) if enable_punch: player.assigninput(intp.PUNCH_PRESS, self.on_punch_press) player.assigninput(intp.PUNCH_RELEASE, self.on_punch_release) if enable_bomb: player.assigninput(intp.BOMB_PRESS, self.on_bomb_press) player.assigninput(intp.BOMB_RELEASE, self.on_bomb_release) if enable_run: player.assigninput(intp.RUN, self.on_run) if enable_fly: player.assigninput(intp.FLY_PRESS, self.on_fly_press) player.assigninput(intp.FLY_RELEASE, self.on_fly_release) self._connected_to_player = player
[docs] def disconnect_controls_from_player(self) -> None: """ Completely sever any previously connected bascenev1.Player from control of this spaz. """ if self._connected_to_player: self._connected_to_player.resetinput() self._connected_to_player = None # Send releases for anything in case its held. self.on_move_up_down(0) self.on_move_left_right(0) self.on_hold_position_release() self.on_jump_release() self.on_pickup_release() self.on_punch_release() self.on_bomb_release() self.on_run(0.0) self.on_fly_release() else: print( 'WARNING: disconnect_controls_from_player() called for' ' non-connected player' )
def _turbo_filter_add_press(self, source: str) -> None: """ Can pass all button presses through here; if we see an obscene number of them in a short time let's shame/pushish this guy for using turbo. """ t_ms = int(bs.basetime() * 1000.0) assert isinstance(t_ms, int) t_bucket = int(t_ms / 1000) if t_bucket == self._turbo_filter_time_bucket: # Add only once per timestep (filter out buttons triggering # multiple actions). if t_ms != self._turbo_filter_times.get(source, 0): self._turbo_filter_counts[source] = ( self._turbo_filter_counts.get(source, 0) + 1 ) self._turbo_filter_times[source] = t_ms # (uncomment to debug; prints what this count is at) # bs.broadcastmessage( str(source) + " " # + str(self._turbo_filter_counts[source])) if self._turbo_filter_counts[source] == 15: # Knock 'em out. That'll learn 'em. assert self.node self.node.handlemessage('knockout', 500.0) # Also issue periodic notices about who is turbo-ing. now = bs.apptime() assert bs.app.classic is not None if now > bs.app.classic.last_spaz_turbo_warn_time + 30.0: bs.app.classic.last_spaz_turbo_warn_time = now bs.broadcastmessage( classicassets.strings.game.turbo_warning( name=self.node.name ), color=(1, 0.5, 0), ) builtinassets.audio.error.get().play() else: self._turbo_filter_times = {} self._turbo_filter_time_bucket = t_bucket self._turbo_filter_counts = {source: 1}
[docs] @override def on_jump_press(self) -> None: self._turbo_filter_add_press('jump') return super().on_jump_press()
[docs] @override def on_pickup_press(self) -> None: self._turbo_filter_add_press('pickup') return super().on_pickup_press()
[docs] @override def on_hold_position_press(self) -> None: self._turbo_filter_add_press('holdposition') return super().on_hold_position_press()
[docs] @override def on_punch_press(self) -> None: self._turbo_filter_add_press('punch') return super().on_punch_press()
[docs] @override def on_bomb_press(self) -> None: self._turbo_filter_add_press('bomb') return super().on_bomb_press()
[docs] @override def on_run(self, value: float) -> None: # Filtering these events would be tough since its an analog # value, but lets still pass full 0-to-1 presses along to # the turbo filter to punish players if it looks like they're turbo-ing. if self._last_run_value < 0.01 and value > 0.99: self._turbo_filter_add_press('run') return super().on_run(value)
[docs] @override def on_fly_press(self) -> None: self._turbo_filter_add_press('fly') return super().on_fly_press()
[docs] @override def handlemessage(self, msg: Any) -> Any: # FIXME: Tidy this up. # pylint: disable=too-many-branches # pylint: disable=too-many-nested-blocks assert not self.expired # Keep track of if we're being held and by who most recently. if isinstance(msg, bs.PickedUpMessage): # Augment standard behavior. super().handlemessage(msg) self.held_count += 1 picked_up_by = msg.node.source_player if picked_up_by: self.last_player_held_by = picked_up_by elif isinstance(msg, bs.DroppedMessage): # Augment standard behavior. super().handlemessage(msg) self.held_count -= 1 if self.held_count < 0: print('ERROR: spaz held_count < 0') # Let's count someone dropping us as an attack. picked_up_by = msg.node.source_player if picked_up_by: self.last_player_attacked_by = picked_up_by self.last_attacked_time = bs.time() self.last_attacked_type = ('picked_up', 'default') elif isinstance(msg, bs.PowerupMessage): result = super().handlemessage(msg) # Augment standard behavior. # Note we can't key off the return value: Spaz accepts the # message (so the box goes away) even when dead, in which case # nothing was actually gained and there is nothing to confirm. # Mirror its own guard instead. if not self._dead and self.node: _send_player_feedback(self._player, 'collect') return result elif isinstance(msg, PickupMessage): result = super().handlemessage(msg) # Augment standard behavior. # Spaz returns True from this handler to mean *rejected* (no # collision, an invincible target, already holding a flag); # falling through to None is what says hold_node actually got # set. # # Note this hooks PickupMessage rather than watching # hold_node: whipping out a bomb reaches Spaz._pick_up() # directly and never sends this message, so it stays silent # here without needing to be special-cased. if result is None and self.node and self.node.hold_node: _send_player_feedback(self._player, 'grab') return result elif isinstance(msg, bs.StandMessage): super().handlemessage(msg) # Augment standard behavior. # Our Spaz was just moved somewhere. Explicitly update # our associated player's position in case it is being used # for logic (otherwise it will be out of date until next step) self._drive_player_position() elif isinstance(msg, bs.DieMessage): # Report player deaths to the game. if not self._dead: # Was this player killed while being held? was_held = self.held_count > 0 and self.last_player_held_by # Was this player attacked before death? was_attacked_recently = ( self.last_player_attacked_by and bs.time() - self.last_attacked_time < 4.0 ) # Leaving the game doesn't count as a kill *unless* # someone does it intentionally while being attacked. left_game_cleanly = msg.how is bs.DeathType.LEFT_GAME and not ( was_held or was_attacked_recently ) killed = not (msg.immediate or left_game_cleanly) activity = self._activity() player = self.getplayer(bs.Player, False) if not killed: killerplayer = None else: # If this player was being held at the time of death, # the holder is the killer. if was_held: killerplayer = self.last_player_held_by else: # Otherwise, if they were attacked by someone in the # last few seconds, that person is the killer. # Otherwise it was a suicide. # FIXME: Currently disabling suicides in Co-Op since # all bot kills would register as suicides; need to # change this from last_player_attacked_by to # something like last_actor_attacked_by to fix that. if was_attacked_recently: killerplayer = self.last_player_attacked_by else: # ok, call it a suicide unless we're in co-op if activity is not None and not isinstance( activity.session, bs.CoopSession ): killerplayer = player else: killerplayer = None # We should never wind up with a dead-reference here; # we want to use None in that case. assert killerplayer is None or killerplayer # Only report if both the player and the activity still exist. if killed and activity is not None and player: activity.handlemessage( bs.PlayerDiedMessage( player, killed, killerplayer, msg.how ) ) _send_player_feedback(player, 'death') super().handlemessage(msg) # Augment standard behavior. # Keep track of the player who last hit us for point rewarding. elif isinstance(msg, bs.HitMessage): source_player = msg.get_source_player(type(self._player)) if source_player: self.last_player_attacked_by = source_player self.last_attacked_time = bs.time() self.last_attacked_type = (msg.hit_type, msg.hit_subtype) # Hit confirmation for whoever landed it. _send_player_feedback(source_player, 'impact_dealt') super().handlemessage(msg) # Augment standard behavior. activity = self._activity() if activity is not None and self._player.exists(): activity.handlemessage(PlayerSpazHurtMessage(self)) # And an alarm for whoever took it. _send_player_feedback(self._player, 'impact_received') else: return super().handlemessage(msg) return None
def _drive_player_position(self) -> None: """Drive our bascenev1.Player's official position If our position is changed explicitly, this should be called again to instantly update the player position (otherwise it would be out of date until the next sim step) """ player = self._player if player: assert self.node assert player.node self.node.connectattr('torso_position', player.node, 'position')
# Docs-generation hack; import some stuff that we likely only forward-declared # in our actual source code so that docs tools can find it. from typing import (Coroutine, Any, Literal, Callable, Generator, Awaitable, Sequence, Self) import asyncio from concurrent.futures import Future from pathlib import Path from enum import Enum