dcs-retribution/game/unitmap.py
RndName d154069877 Refactor ground objects and prepare template system
- completly refactored the way TGO handles groups and replaced the usage of the pydcs ground groups (vehicle, ship, static) with an own Group and Unit class.
- this allows us to only take care of dcs group generation during miz generation, where it should have always been.
- We can now have any type of unit (even statics) in the same logic ground group we handle in liberation. this is independent from the dcs group handling. the dcs group will only be genarted when takeoff is pressed.
- Refactored the unitmap and the scenery object handling to adopt to changes that now TGOs can hold all Units we want.
- Cleaned up many many many lines of uneeded hacks to build stuff around dcs groups.
- Removed IDs for TGOs as the names we generate are unique and for liberation to work we need no ids. Unique IDs for dcs will be generated for the units and groups only.
2022-02-21 20:45:41 +01:00

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"""Maps generated units back to their Liberation types."""
from __future__ import annotations
import itertools
import math
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Dict, Optional, Any, TYPE_CHECKING
from dcs.triggers import TriggerZone
from dcs.unit import Unit
from dcs.unitgroup import FlyingGroup, VehicleGroup, ShipGroup
from game.dcs.groundunittype import GroundUnitType
from game.squadrons import Pilot
from game.theater import Airfield, ControlPoint, GroundUnit
from game.ato.flight import Flight
from game.theater.theatergroundobject import SceneryGroundUnit
if TYPE_CHECKING:
from game.transfers import CargoShip, Convoy, TransferOrder
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class FlyingUnit:
flight: Flight
pilot: Optional[Pilot]
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class FrontLineUnit:
unit_type: GroundUnitType
origin: ControlPoint
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class GroundObjectMapping:
ground_unit: GroundUnit
dcs_unit: Unit
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class SceneryObjectMapping:
ground_unit: GroundUnit
trigger_zone: TriggerZone
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class ConvoyUnit:
unit_type: GroundUnitType
convoy: Convoy
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class AirliftUnits:
cargo: tuple[GroundUnitType, ...]
transfer: TransferOrder
class UnitMap:
def __init__(self) -> None:
self.aircraft: Dict[str, FlyingUnit] = {}
self.airfields: Dict[str, Airfield] = {}
self.front_line_units: Dict[str, FrontLineUnit] = {}
self.ground_objects: Dict[str, GroundObjectMapping] = {}
self.scenery_objects: Dict[str, SceneryObjectMapping] = {}
self.convoys: Dict[str, ConvoyUnit] = {}
self.cargo_ships: Dict[str, CargoShip] = {}
self.airlifts: Dict[str, AirliftUnits] = {}
def add_aircraft(self, group: FlyingGroup[Any], flight: Flight) -> None:
for pilot, unit in zip(flight.roster.pilots, group.units):
# The actual name is a String (the pydcs translatable string), which
# doesn't define __eq__.
name = str(unit.name)
if name in self.aircraft:
raise RuntimeError(f"Duplicate unit name: {name}")
self.aircraft[name] = FlyingUnit(flight, pilot)
if flight.cargo is not None:
self.add_airlift_units(group, flight.cargo)
def flight(self, unit_name: str) -> Optional[FlyingUnit]:
return self.aircraft.get(unit_name, None)
def add_airfield(self, airfield: Airfield) -> None:
if airfield.name in self.airfields:
raise RuntimeError(f"Duplicate airfield: {airfield.name}")
self.airfields[airfield.name] = airfield
def airfield(self, name: str) -> Optional[Airfield]:
return self.airfields.get(name, None)
def add_front_line_units(
self, group: VehicleGroup, origin: ControlPoint, unit_type: GroundUnitType
) -> None:
for unit in group.units:
# The actual name is a String (the pydcs translatable string), which
# doesn't define __eq__.
name = str(unit.name)
if name in self.front_line_units:
raise RuntimeError(f"Duplicate front line unit: {name}")
self.front_line_units[name] = FrontLineUnit(unit_type, origin)
def front_line_unit(self, name: str) -> Optional[FrontLineUnit]:
return self.front_line_units.get(name, None)
def add_ground_object_mapping(
self, ground_unit: GroundUnit, dcs_unit: Unit
) -> None:
# Deaths for units at TGOs are recorded in the corresponding GroundUnit within
# the GroundGroup, so we have to match the dcs unit with the liberation unit
name = str(dcs_unit.name)
if name in self.ground_objects:
raise RuntimeError(f"Duplicate TGO unit: {name}")
self.ground_objects[name] = GroundObjectMapping(ground_unit, dcs_unit)
def ground_object(self, name: str) -> Optional[GroundObjectMapping]:
return self.ground_objects.get(name, None)
def add_convoy_units(self, group: VehicleGroup, convoy: Convoy) -> None:
for unit, unit_type in zip(group.units, convoy.iter_units()):
# The actual name is a String (the pydcs translatable string), which
# doesn't define __eq__.
name = str(unit.name)
if name in self.convoys:
raise RuntimeError(f"Duplicate convoy unit: {name}")
self.convoys[name] = ConvoyUnit(unit_type, convoy)
def convoy_unit(self, name: str) -> Optional[ConvoyUnit]:
return self.convoys.get(name, None)
def add_cargo_ship(self, group: ShipGroup, ship: CargoShip) -> None:
if len(group.units) > 1:
# Cargo ship "groups" are single units. Killing the one ship kills the whole
# transfer. If we ever want to add escorts or create multiple cargo ships in
# a convoy of ships that logic needs to change.
raise ValueError("Expected cargo ship to be a single unit group.")
unit = group.units[0]
# The actual name is a String (the pydcs translatable string), which
# doesn't define __eq__.
name = str(unit.name)
if name in self.cargo_ships:
raise RuntimeError(f"Duplicate cargo ship: {name}")
self.cargo_ships[name] = ship
def cargo_ship(self, name: str) -> Optional[CargoShip]:
return self.cargo_ships.get(name, None)
def add_airlift_units(
self, group: FlyingGroup[Any], transfer: TransferOrder
) -> None:
capacity_each = math.ceil(transfer.size / len(group.units))
for idx, transport in enumerate(group.units):
# Slice the units in groups based on the capacity of each unit. Cargo is
# assigned arbitrarily to units in the order of the group. The last unit in
# the group will receive a partial load if there is not enough cargo to fill
# every transport.
base_idx = idx * capacity_each
cargo = tuple(
itertools.islice(
transfer.iter_units(), base_idx, base_idx + capacity_each
)
)
# The actual name is a String (the pydcs translatable string), which
# doesn't define __eq__.
name = str(transport.name)
if name in self.airlifts:
raise RuntimeError(f"Duplicate airlift unit: {name}")
self.airlifts[name] = AirliftUnits(cargo, transfer)
def airlift_unit(self, name: str) -> Optional[AirliftUnits]:
return self.airlifts.get(name, None)
def add_scenery(
self, scenery_unit: SceneryGroundUnit, trigger_zone: TriggerZone
) -> None:
name = str(trigger_zone.name)
if name in self.scenery_objects:
raise RuntimeError(f"Duplicate scenery object {name} (TriggerZone)")
self.scenery_objects[name] = SceneryObjectMapping(scenery_unit, trigger_zone)
def scenery_object(self, name: str) -> Optional[SceneryObjectMapping]:
return self.scenery_objects.get(name, None)