Hi,
Although I've got the logic working in WML it's got a few rough edges (mainly to do with the side swapping) so I revisited the forest animals micro_ai lua and realised that on a second viewing it made more sense.![:D]( "Very Happy")
So, I've hacked changed the code and disabled the "flee enemies" bit, hopefully.![:crossed_fingers:]()
However I'm not clear on what goes where nor whether I only need to shove code into a
There are a lot of possible combinations so I thought I'd ask here first.
FWIW here are the changes I made:
Copied
Deleted all micro ais except forest animals, and edited that (only changed 2 lines; the micro_ai name and id).
Then likewise copied
Here I just commented out the logic to store nearby enemies:I've just done the minimum to hopefully create a working custom micro_ai, I appreciate it's ugly.
Will tidy and refine later once I am able to test it.
So, my question is what (if anything) do I need to put in
Do I need to use
Can I make the micro_ai globally visible across the entire
Code fragment examples would be really helpful; pointing me to the wiki won't as I'm too thick to understand I've read that but (unless I've missed something) am still unclear as to what goes where?![:?]( "Confused")
Thanks in advance for any advice/guidance!
Cheers!
-- Spannerbag
Although I've got the logic working in WML it's got a few rough edges (mainly to do with the side swapping) so I revisited the forest animals micro_ai lua and realised that on a second viewing it made more sense.
So, I've hacked changed the code and disabled the "flee enemies" bit, hopefully.
However I'm not clear on what goes where nor whether I only need to shove code into a
[preload] event and/or whether I need to also embed the code via wesnoth.require in _main.cfg.There are a lot of possible combinations so I thought I'd ask here first.
FWIW here are the changes I made:
Copied
data\ai\micro_ais\mai-defs\animals.lua to local lua directory as mai_forest_animals_ignore_enemies.lua.Deleted all micro ais except forest animals, and edited that (only changed 2 lines; the micro_ai name and id).
Code:
-- Ugly hack of forest animals ai to remove avoidance of enemy unitslocal AH = wesnoth.require "ai/lua/ai_helper.lua"local MAIH = wesnoth.require("ai/micro_ais/micro_ai_helper.lua")local rabbit_registry_counter = 0;local save_rabbit_spawn, save_rabbit_despawnlocal function register_rabbit_commands()function wesnoth.custom_synced_commands.rabbit_despawn(cfg)--TODO: maybe we only want to allow erasing of unit of certain types/sides/locations?wesnoth.units.erase(cfg.x, cfg.y)endfunction wesnoth.custom_synced_commands.rabbit_spawn(cfg)--TODO: maybe we only want to allow creation of unit of certain types/sides/locations?wesnoth.units.to_map({ side = wesnoth.current.side, type = cfg.rabbit_type}, cfg.x, cfg.y)endendfunction wesnoth.persistent_tags.micro_ai_rabbits.read(cfg)rabbit_registry_counter = cfg.counter or 0register_rabbit_commands()endfunction wesnoth.persistent_tags.micro_ai_rabbits.write(add)if rabbit_registry_counter > 0 thenadd{counter = rabbit_registry_counter}endend-- Rename micro ai to "forest_animals_noavoid"-- Rename ai_id to "mai_forest_animals_noavoid"--function wesnoth.micro_ais.forest_animals_noavoid(cfg)local optional_keys = { rabbit_type = 'string', rabbit_number = 'integer',rabbit_enemy_distance = 'integer', rabbit_hole_img = 'string', tusker_type = 'string',tusklet_type = 'string', deer_type = 'string', filter_location = 'tag'}local score = cfg.ca_score or 300000local CA_parms = {ai_id = 'mai_forest_animals_noavoid',{ ca_id = "new_rabbit", location = 'ca_forest_animals_new_rabbit.lua', score = score },{ ca_id = "tusker_attack", location = 'ca_forest_animals_tusker_attack.lua', score = score - 1 },{ ca_id = "move", location = 'ca_forest_animals_move.lua', score = score - 2 },{ ca_id = "tusklet_move", location = 'ca_forest_animals_tusklet_move.lua', score = score - 3 }}-- Register custom synced commands for the rabbit AIif cfg.action == "delete" thenrabbit_registry_counter = rabbit_registry_counter - 1if rabbit_registry_counter == 0 thenwesnoth.custom_synced_commands.rabbit_spawn = save_rabbit_spawnwesnoth.custom_synced_commands.rabbit_despawn = save_rabbit_despawnendelseif rabbit_registry_counter == 0 thensave_rabbit_spawn = wesnoth.custom_synced_commands.rabbit_spawnsave_rabbit_despawn = wesnoth.custom_synced_commands.rabbit_despawnendrabbit_registry_counter = rabbit_registry_counter + 1register_rabbit_commands()endreturn {}, optional_keys, CA_parmsendThen likewise copied
data\ai\micro_ais\cas\ca_forest_animals_move.lua to local lua directory as ca_forest_animals_move_ignore_enemies.lua.Here I just commented out the logic to store nearby enemies:
Code:
function ca_forest_animals_move:execution(cfg) -- These animals run from any enemy local unit = get_forest_animals(cfg)[1] local enemies = AH.get_attackable_enemies()... -- Behavior is different depending on whether a predator is close or not local close_enemies = {}---- Leave close_enemies empty ------ for _,enemy in ipairs(enemies) do-- if (M.distance_between(unit.x, unit.y, enemy.x, enemy.y) <= unit.max_moves+1) then-- table.insert(close_enemies, enemy)-- end-- end -- If no close enemies, do a random move local wander_terrain = wml.get_child(cfg, "filter_location") or {}...Will tidy and refine later once I am able to test it.
So, my question is what (if anything) do I need to put in
_main.cfg and/or the scenario [preload event?Do I need to use
wesnoth.require anywhere?Can I make the micro_ai globally visible across the entire
[campaign]?Code fragment examples would be really helpful; pointing me to the wiki won't as I'm too thick to understand I've read that but (unless I've missed something) am still unclear as to what goes where?
Thanks in advance for any advice/guidance!
Cheers!
-- Spannerbag
Statistics: Posted by Spannerbag — Today, 9:23 am