SC2: fix bitflag overflow when multiple instances of an Item are acquired (#1008)

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Fabian Dill 2022-09-12 01:51:25 +02:00 committed by GitHub
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2 changed files with 34 additions and 39 deletions

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@ -19,10 +19,11 @@ from sc2.data import Race
from sc2.main import run_game
from sc2.player import Bot
import NetUtils
from MultiServer import mark_raw
from Utils import init_logging, is_windows
from worlds.sc2wol import SC2WoLWorld
from worlds.sc2wol.Items import lookup_id_to_name, item_table
from worlds.sc2wol.Items import lookup_id_to_name, item_table, ItemData, type_flaggroups
from worlds.sc2wol.Locations import SC2WOL_LOC_ID_OFFSET
from worlds.sc2wol.MissionTables import lookup_id_to_mission
from worlds.sc2wol.Regions import MissionInfo
@ -429,47 +430,27 @@ wol_default_categories = [
]
def calculate_items(items):
unit_unlocks = 0
armory1_unlocks = 0
armory2_unlocks = 0
upgrade_unlocks = 0
building_unlocks = 0
merc_unlocks = 0
lab_unlocks = 0
protoss_unlock = 0
minerals = 0
vespene = 0
supply = 0
def calculate_items(items: typing.List[NetUtils.NetworkItem]) -> typing.List[int]:
network_item: NetUtils.NetworkItem
accumulators: typing.List[int] = [0 for _ in type_flaggroups]
for item in items:
data = lookup_id_to_name[item.item]
for network_item in items:
name: str = lookup_id_to_name[network_item.item]
item_data: ItemData = item_table[name]
if item_table[data].type == "Unit":
unit_unlocks += (1 << item_table[data].number)
elif item_table[data].type == "Upgrade":
upgrade_unlocks += (1 << item_table[data].number)
elif item_table[data].type == "Armory 1":
armory1_unlocks += (1 << item_table[data].number)
elif item_table[data].type == "Armory 2":
armory2_unlocks += (1 << item_table[data].number)
elif item_table[data].type == "Building":
building_unlocks += (1 << item_table[data].number)
elif item_table[data].type == "Mercenary":
merc_unlocks += (1 << item_table[data].number)
elif item_table[data].type == "Laboratory":
lab_unlocks += (1 << item_table[data].number)
elif item_table[data].type == "Protoss":
protoss_unlock += (1 << item_table[data].number)
elif item_table[data].type == "Minerals":
minerals += item_table[data].number
elif item_table[data].type == "Vespene":
vespene += item_table[data].number
elif item_table[data].type == "Supply":
supply += item_table[data].number
# exists exactly once
if item_data.quantity == 1:
accumulators[type_flaggroups[item_data.type]] |= 1 << item_data.number
return [unit_unlocks, upgrade_unlocks, armory1_unlocks, armory2_unlocks, building_unlocks, merc_unlocks,
lab_unlocks, protoss_unlock, minerals, vespene, supply]
# exists multiple times
elif item_data.type == "Upgrade":
accumulators[type_flaggroups[item_data.type]] += 1 << item_data.number
# sum
else:
accumulators[type_flaggroups[item_data.type]] += item_data.number
return accumulators
def calc_difficulty(difficulty):

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@ -163,3 +163,17 @@ filler_items: typing.Tuple[str, ...] = (
lookup_id_to_name: typing.Dict[int, str] = {data.code: item_name for item_name, data in get_full_item_list().items() if
data.code}
# Map type to expected int
type_flaggroups: typing.Dict[str, int] = {
"Unit": 0,
"Upgrade": 1,
"Armory 1": 2,
"Armory 2": 3,
"Building": 4,
"Mercenary": 5,
"Laboratory": 6,
"Protoss": 7,
"Minerals": 8,
"Vespene": 9,
"Supply": 10,
}