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Merged light/dark world marking

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codemann8
2022-10-31 13:43:18 -05:00
parent e83d0fa8e4
commit 8919729262
3 changed files with 35 additions and 60 deletions
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Regions.py
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@@ -1076,67 +1076,46 @@ def _create_region(player, name, type, hint='Hyrule', locations=None, exits=None
ret.locations.append(Location(player, location, address, crystal, hint_text, ret, None, player_address))
return ret
def mark_light_world_regions(world, player):
def mark_light_dark_world_regions(world, player):
# cross world caves may have some sections marked as both in_light_world, and in_dark_work.
# That is ok. the bunny logic will check for this case and incorporate special rules.
queue = collections.deque(region for region in world.get_regions(player) if region.type == RegionType.LightWorld)
seen = set(queue)
while queue:
current = queue.popleft()
current.is_light_world = True
for exit in current.exits:
if exit.connected_region is None or exit.connected_region.type == RegionType.DarkWorld: # todo: remove none check
# Don't venture into the dark world
continue
if exit.connected_region not in seen:
seen.add(exit.connected_region)
queue.append(exit.connected_region)
# Note: I don't see why the order would matter, but the original Inverted code reversed the order
if world.mode[player] != 'inverted':
mark_light()
mark_dark()
else:
mark_dark()
mark_light()
queue = collections.deque(region for region in world.get_regions(player) if region.type == RegionType.DarkWorld)
seen = set(queue)
while queue:
current = queue.popleft()
current.is_dark_world = True
for exit in current.exits:
if exit.connected_region is not None:
if exit.connected_region.type == RegionType.LightWorld:
# Don't venture into the light world
continue
if exit.connected_region not in seen:
seen.add(exit.connected_region)
queue.append(exit.connected_region)
def mark_dark_world_regions(world, player):
# cross world caves may have some sections marked as both in_light_world, and in_dark_work.
# That is ok. the bunny logic will check for this case and incorporate special rules.
queue = collections.deque(region for region in world.get_regions(player) if region.type == RegionType.DarkWorld)
seen = set(queue)
while queue:
current = queue.popleft()
current.is_dark_world = True
for exit in current.exits:
if exit.connected_region is None or exit.connected_region.type == RegionType.LightWorld: # todo: remove none check
# Don't venture into the light world
continue
if exit.connected_region not in seen:
seen.add(exit.connected_region)
queue.append(exit.connected_region)
queue = collections.deque(region for region in world.get_regions(player) if region.type == RegionType.LightWorld)
seen = set(queue)
while queue:
current = queue.popleft()
current.is_light_world = True
for exit in current.exits:
if exit.connected_region is not None:
if exit.connected_region.type == RegionType.DarkWorld:
def mark_light():
queue = collections.deque(region for region in world.get_regions(player) if region.type == RegionType.LightWorld)
seen = set(queue)
while queue:
current = queue.popleft()
current.is_light_world = True
for exit in current.exits:
if exit.connected_region is None or exit.connected_region.type == RegionType.DarkWorld: # todo: remove none check
# Don't venture into the dark world
continue
if exit.connected_region not in seen:
seen.add(exit.connected_region)
queue.append(exit.connected_region)
def mark_dark():
queue = collections.deque(region for region in world.get_regions(player) if region.type == RegionType.DarkWorld)
seen = set(queue)
while queue:
current = queue.popleft()
current.is_dark_world = True
for exit in current.exits:
if exit.connected_region is not None:
if exit.connected_region.type == RegionType.LightWorld:
# Don't venture into the light world
continue
if exit.connected_region not in seen:
seen.add(exit.connected_region)
queue.append(exit.connected_region)
def create_shops(world, player):
world.shops[player] = []