bfc675e953
Also fixes some bugs with using stop_propagation instead of stop_processing in events (the former does absolutely nothing). Added a skeleton file to assist with adding new roles, contains the needed imports on top and vim modeline on the bottom. Yes, these are all related and need to go in the same commit, stop throwing things at me.
92 lines
3.9 KiB
Python
92 lines
3.9 KiB
Python
import re
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import random
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import itertools
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import math
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from collections import defaultdict
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import botconfig
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import src.settings as var
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from src.utilities import *
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from src import debuglog, errlog, plog
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from src.decorators import cmd, event_listener
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from src.messages import messages
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from src.events import Event
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# TODO: some additional stuff with blessed villager has not been split yet,
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# notably the interactions with assassin and mad scientist, need to split those out too
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# as part of splitting assassin/MS (new events will be required)
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@event_listener("transition_day", priority=4.3)
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def on_transition_day(evt, cli, var):
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pl = list_players()
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vs = set(evt.data["victims"])
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for v in pl:
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if v in vs:
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if v in var.DYING:
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continue
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if v in var.ROLES["blessed villager"]:
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evt.data["numkills"][v] -= 1
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if evt.data["numkills"][v] >= 0:
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evt.data["killers"][v].pop(0)
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if evt.data["numkills"][v] <= 0 and v not in evt.data["protected"]:
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evt.data["protected"][v] = "blessing"
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elif evt.data["numkills"][v] <= 0:
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var.ACTIVE_PROTECTIONS[v].append("blessing")
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elif v in var.ROLES["blessed villager"]:
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var.ACTIVE_PROTECTIONS[v].append("blessing")
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@event_listener("transition_day_resolve", priority=2)
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def on_transition_day_resolve(evt, cli, var, victim):
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# TODO: remove these checks once everything is split
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# right now they're needed because otherwise protection may fire off even if the person isn't home
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# that will not be an issue once everything is using the event
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if victim in var.ROLES["harlot"] | var.ROLES["succubus"] and var.HVISITED.get(victim) and victim not in evt.data["dead"] and victim in evt.data["onlybywolves"]:
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return
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# END checks to remove
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if evt.data["protected"].get(victim) == "blessing":
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# don't play any special message for a blessed target, this means in a game with priest and monster it's not really possible
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# for wolves to tell which is which. May want to change that in the future to be more obvious to wolves since there's not really
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# any good reason to hide that info from them. In any case, we don't want to say the blessed person was attacked to the channel
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evt.stop_processing = True
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evt.prevent_default = True
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@event_listener("transition_night_end", priority=5)
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def on_transition_night_end(evt, cli, var):
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if var.FIRST_NIGHT or var.ALWAYS_PM_ROLE:
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for blessed in var.ROLES["blessed villager"]:
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if blessed in var.PLAYERS and not is_user_simple(blessed):
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pm(cli, blessed, messages["blessed_notify"])
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else:
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pm(cli, blessed, messages["blessed_simple"])
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@event_listener("desperation_totem")
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def on_desperation(evt, cli, var, votee, target, prot):
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if prot == "blessing":
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var.ACTIVE_PROTECTIONS[target].remove("blessing")
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evt.prevent_default = True
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evt.stop_processing = True
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@event_listener("retribution_totem")
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def on_retribution(evt, cli, var, victim, loser, prot):
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if prot == "blessing":
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var.ACTIVE_PROTECTIONS[target].remove("blessing")
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evt.prevent_default = True
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evt.stop_processing = True
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@event_listener("assassinate")
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def on_assassinate(evt, cli, var, nick, target, prot):
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if prot == "blessing":
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var.ACTIVE_PROTECTIONS[target].remove("blessing")
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evt.prevent_default = True
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evt.stop_processing = True
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# don't message the channel whenever a blessing blocks a kill, but *do* let the killer know so they don't try to report it as a bug
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pm(cli, nick, messages["assassin_fail_blessed"].format(target))
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@event_listener("myrole")
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def on_myrole(evt, cli, var, nick):
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if nick in var.ROLES["blessed villager"]:
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evt.data["messages"].append(messages["blessed_simple"])
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# vim: set sw=4 expandtab:
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