oldschool-toontown/toontown/spellbook/ToontownMagicWordManager.py
2021-07-09 01:35:56 -03:00

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# The Toontown Offline Magic Word Manager
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# Author: Benjamin Frisby
# Copyright: Copyright 2020, Toontown Offline
# Credits: Benjamin Frisby, John Cote, Ruby Lord, Frank, Nick, Little Cat, Ooowoo
# License: MIT
# Version: 1.0.0
# Email: belloqzafarian@gmail.com
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from direct.directnotify import DirectNotifyGlobal
from direct.distributed import DistributedObject
from panda3d.otp import WhisperPopup
from otp.otpbase.OTPGlobals import *
from toontown.friends import FriendHandle
from toontown.spellbook.MagicWordConfig import *
from toontown.spellbook.MagicWordIndex import *
from toontown.toon import Toon
import json
import random
import string
MagicWordIndex = magicWordIndex.copy()
class ToontownMagicWordManager(DistributedObject.DistributedObject):
notify = DirectNotifyGlobal.directNotify.newCategory('ToontownMagicWordManager')
neverDisable = 1
def __init__(self, cr):
DistributedObject.DistributedObject.__init__(self, cr)
base.cr.magicWordManager = self
# The default chat prefix we use to determine if said phrase is a Magic Word
self.chatPrefix = PREFIX_DEFAULT
# The default name of the "wizard" that returns responses when executing Magic Words
self.wizardName = WIZARD_DEFAULT
# Keep track of the last clicked avatar for targeting purposes
self.lastClickedAvId = 0
def announceGenerate(self):
DistributedObject.DistributedObject.announceGenerate(self)
# Only use a custom Magic Word activator if the index is allowed
activatorIndex = base.settings.getSetting('magic-word-activator', 0)
if 0 <= activatorIndex <= (len(PREFIX_ALLOWED) - 1):
self.chatPrefix = PREFIX_ALLOWED[activatorIndex]
# Accept events such as outgoing chat messages and clicking on nametags
self.accept(OUTGOING_CHAT_MESSAGE_NAME, self.checkMagicWord)
self.accept(CLICKED_NAMETAG_MESSAGE_NAME, self.__handleClickedNametag)
self.accept(FOCUS_OUT_MESSAGE_NAME, self.__handleFocusOutNametag)
def disable(self):
DistributedObject.DistributedObject.disable(self)
# Ignore the events we were accepting earlier
self.ignore(OUTGOING_CHAT_MESSAGE_NAME)
self.ignore(CLICKED_NAMETAG_MESSAGE_NAME)
self.ignore(FOCUS_OUT_MESSAGE_NAME)
def setChatPrefix(self, chatPrefix):
self.chatPrefix = chatPrefix
def __handleClickedNametag(self, avatar):
if avatar:
# Make sure the nametag we clicked on is a Toon
if isinstance(avatar, Toon.Toon) or isinstance(avatar, FriendHandle.FriendHandle):
# Store the avId of our target
self.lastClickedAvId = avatar.getDoId()
return
# Clear our target avId
self.lastClickedAvId = 0
def __handleFocusOutNametag(self):
# We've clicked off of a nametag, so reset the target avId
self.lastClickedAvId = 0
def checkMagicWord(self, magicWord):
# Well, this obviously isn't a Magic Word if it doesn't begin with our prefix
if not magicWord.startswith(self.chatPrefix):
return
# We don't even have access to be using Magic Words in the first place
if base.localAvatar.getAccessLevel() < OTPGlobals.AccessLevelName2Int.get('MODERATOR'):
self.generateResponse(responseType="NoAccess")
return
# Using Magic Words while teleporting or going through tunnels is scary
if base.localAvatar.getTransitioning():
self.generateResponse(responseType="Teleporting")
return
# We're allowed to use the Magic Word then, so let's proceed
self.handleMagicWord(magicWord)
def generateResponse(self, responseType, magicWord='', args=None, returnValue=None, affectRange=None,
affectType=None, affectExtra=None, lastClickedAvId=None, extraMessageData = None):
# Generate and send the response to the use of our Magic Word
response = self.generateMagicWordResponse(responseType, magicWord, args, returnValue, affectRange, affectType,
affectExtra, lastClickedAvId, extraMessageData)
base.localAvatar.setSystemMessage(0, self.wizardName + ': ' + response, WhisperPopup.WTSystem)
self.notify.info(response)
def generateMagicWordResponse(self, responseType, magicWord, args, returnValue, affectRange, affectType,
affectExtra, lastClickedAvId, extraMessageData):
# Start out with a blank response
response = ''
# If our Magic Word was a success but has no return value, just send a randomized success phrase
if responseType == "SuccessNoResp" and magicWord:
successExclaim = random.choice(MAGIC_WORD_SUCCESS_PHRASES)
response += successExclaim
return response
# We had a successful Magic Word and also got a return value, so let's just use that
elif responseType == "Success":
response += returnValue
return response
# Guess it wasn't a success, so let's grab our response via the given code
response += MAGIC_WORD_RESPONSES.get(responseType, MAGIC_WORD_NO_RESPONSE)
# If we want to provide extra info, format the response
if responseType in MagicWordConfig.HAS_EXTRA_MESSAGE_DATA:
response = response.format(extraMessageData)
return response
def handleMagicWord(self, magicWord):
# By default, our Magic Word affects nobody- not even ourself!
affectRange = AFFECT_NONE
# A normal affect type- we aren't trying to target all Toons in the zone, server, or a specific Access Level
affectType = AFFECT_NORMAL
# Only used for determining what Access Level will be targeted, if we decide to target a specific one
affectExtra = -1
# Used for determining what the affectRange is- it counts the amount of activators uses (ranges 1-3)
for x in range(3):
if magicWord.startswith(self.chatPrefix * (3 - x)):
affectRange = 2 - x
break
# If so some reason our affectRange is still none, we can't go any further
if affectRange == AFFECT_NONE:
self.generateResponse(responseType="NoEffect")
return
# Our affectRange is other, meaning we want to target someone- let's make sure we're allowed to
elif affectRange == AFFECT_OTHER:
# If they don't exist, why would we want to continue?
toon = base.cr.doId2do.get(self.lastClickedAvId)
if not toon:
return
# Like earlier, Magic Words are no good if used while moving between zones
if toon.getTransitioning():
self.generateResponse(responseType="OtherTeleporting")
return
# Get how many activators were used in this Magic Word execution
activatorLength = affectRange + 1
# The Magic word without the activators
magicWordNoPrefix = magicWord[activatorLength:]
# Iterate through the affectType strings and see if any of them were used (e.g. zone, server, or rank)
for type in AFFECT_TYPES:
if magicWordNoPrefix.startswith(type):
magicWordNoPrefix = magicWordNoPrefix[len(type):]
affectType = AFFECT_TYPES.index(type)
break
# Calculate the Access Level to affect if affectType is RANK
if affectType == AFFECT_RANK:
# Iterate over all the possible Access Level integers and see if any match with the one provided
for level in list(OTPGlobals.AccessLevelName2Int.values()):
# It matches, woohoo!
if magicWordNoPrefix.startswith(str(level)):
# Sorry, I'm commenting this way after the fact, so not even I know why there is a try/except here
# My guess is that sometimes this doesn't work for whatever reason, but I'm not too sure
# It typically works fine for me but I will keep it here just in-case
try:
int(magicWordNoPrefix[len(str(level)):][:1])
self.generateResponse(responseType="BadTarget")
return
except:
pass
# Strip the Access Level integer from the Magic Word string
magicWordNoPrefix = magicWordNoPrefix[len(str(level)):]
# Store the Access Level integer here instead
affectExtra = level
break
# The invoker wanted to target an Access Level but provided an invalid integer, so let them know
if affectExtra == -1:
self.generateResponse(responseType="BadTarget")
return
# Finally, we can get the name of the Magic Word used
word = magicWordNoPrefix.split(' ', 1)[0].lower()
# The Magic Word the invoker used doesn't exist
if word not in MagicWordIndex:
# Iterate over all Magic Word names and see if the one provided is close to any of them
for magicWord in list(MagicWordIndex.keys()):
# If it is close, suggest to the invoker that they made a typo
if word in magicWord:
self.generateResponse(responseType="CloseWord", extraMessageData=magicWord)
return
# Couldn't find any Magic Word close to what was provided, so let them know the word doesn't exist
self.generateResponse(responseType="BadWord")
return
# Grab the Magic Word info based off of it's name
magicWordInfo = MagicWordIndex[word]
# The location of the Magic Word's execution was not specified, so raise an error
if magicWordInfo['execLocation'] == EXEC_LOC_INVALID:
raise ValueError("execLocation not set for magic word {}!".format(magicWordInfo['classname']))
# The execLocation is valid, so let's finally send data over to the server to execute our Magic Word
elif magicWordInfo['execLocation'] in (EXEC_LOC_SERVER, EXEC_LOC_CLIENT):
self.sendUpdate('requestExecuteMagicWord', [affectRange, affectType, affectExtra, self.lastClickedAvId,
magicWordNoPrefix])
def executeMagicWord(self, word, commandName, targetIds, args, affectRange, affectType, affectExtra, lastClickedAvId):
# We have have a target avId and the affectRange isn't ourself, we want to execute this Magic Word on the target
# This is alright, but we should only execute it on the target if they are visible on our client
if self.lastClickedAvId and affectRange != AFFECT_SELF:
toon = base.cr.doId2do.get(self.lastClickedAvId)
if not toon:
self.generateResponse(responseType="NoTarget")
return
# Get the Magic Word info based off of it's name
magicWord = commandName.lower()
magicWordInfo = MagicWordIndex[magicWord]
# Load the class tied to the Magic Word
command = magicWordInfo['class']
command.loadWord(None, self.cr, base.localAvatar.getDoId(), targetIds, args)
# Execute the Magic Word and store the return value
returnValue = command.executeWord()
# If we have a return value, route it through
if returnValue:
self.generateResponse(responseType="Success", returnValue=returnValue)
# If not just route a generic response through
else:
self.generateResponse(responseType="SuccessNoResp", magicWord=word, args=args, affectRange=affectRange,
affectType=affectType, affectExtra=affectExtra, lastClickedAvId=lastClickedAvId)