dcs_liberation/game/commander/aircraftallocator.py
Dan Albert c65ac5a7cf Move mission range data into the aircraft type.
The doctrine/task limits were capturing a reasonable average for the
era, but it did a bad job for cases like the Harrier vs the Hornet,
which perform similar missions but have drastically different max
ranges. It also forced us into limiting CAS missions (even those flown
by long range aircraft like the A-10) to 50nm since helicopters could
commonly be fragged to them.

This should allow us to design campaigns without needing airfields to be
a max of ~50-100nm apart.
2021-07-17 16:34:13 -07:00

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from typing import Optional, Tuple
from game.commander.missionproposals import ProposedFlight
from game.inventory import GlobalAircraftInventory
from game.squadrons import AirWing, Squadron
from game.theater import ControlPoint, MissionTarget
from game.utils import meters
from gen.flights.ai_flight_planner_db import aircraft_for_task
from gen.flights.closestairfields import ClosestAirfields
from gen.flights.flight import FlightType
class AircraftAllocator:
"""Finds suitable aircraft for proposed missions."""
def __init__(
self,
air_wing: AirWing,
closest_airfields: ClosestAirfields,
global_inventory: GlobalAircraftInventory,
is_player: bool,
) -> None:
self.air_wing = air_wing
self.closest_airfields = closest_airfields
self.global_inventory = global_inventory
self.is_player = is_player
def find_squadron_for_flight(
self, target: MissionTarget, flight: ProposedFlight
) -> Optional[Tuple[ControlPoint, Squadron]]:
"""Finds aircraft suitable for the given mission.
Searches for aircraft capable of performing the given mission within the
maximum allowed range. If insufficient aircraft are available for the
mission, None is returned.
Airfields are searched ordered nearest to farthest from the target and
searched twice. The first search looks for aircraft which prefer the
mission type, and the second search looks for any aircraft which are
capable of the mission type. For example, an F-14 from a nearby carrier
will be preferred for the CAP of an airfield that has only F-16s, but if
the carrier has only F/A-18s the F-16s will be used for CAP instead.
Note that aircraft *will* be removed from the global inventory on
success. This is to ensure that the same aircraft are not matched twice
on subsequent calls. If the found aircraft are not used, the caller is
responsible for returning them to the inventory.
"""
return self.find_aircraft_for_task(target, flight, flight.task)
def find_aircraft_for_task(
self, target: MissionTarget, flight: ProposedFlight, task: FlightType
) -> Optional[Tuple[ControlPoint, Squadron]]:
types = aircraft_for_task(task)
for airfield in self.closest_airfields.operational_airfields:
if not airfield.is_friendly(self.is_player):
continue
inventory = self.global_inventory.for_control_point(airfield)
for aircraft in types:
if not airfield.can_operate(aircraft):
continue
if inventory.available(aircraft) < flight.num_aircraft:
continue
distance_to_target = meters(target.distance_to(airfield))
if distance_to_target > aircraft.max_mission_range:
continue
# Valid location with enough aircraft available. Find a squadron to fit
# the role.
squadrons = self.air_wing.auto_assignable_for_task_with_type(
aircraft, task
)
for squadron in squadrons:
if squadron.can_provide_pilots(flight.num_aircraft):
inventory.remove_aircraft(aircraft, flight.num_aircraft)
return airfield, squadron
return None