Topic: How to add a custom starting condition?

Looks like I need to run the script myself so I can debug. Do you still have your original script? It might be easier for me to debug from there.

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GunChleoc wrote:

Looks like I need to run the script myself so I can debug. Do you still have your original script? It might be easier for me to debug from there.

The original (i.e. build 18) version can be found at: http://pholia.tdi.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de/~philipp/widelands/barbarians/

My current version is

include "scripting/infrastructure.lua"

set_textdomain("tribes")

init = {
   descname = _ "Headquarters cheat",
   func = function(player, shared_in_start)

   local sf = wl.Game().map.player_slots[player.number].starting_field
   if shared_in_start then
      sf = shared_in_start
   else
      player:allow_workers("all")
   end

   hq = prefilled_buildings(player, { "barbarians_headquarters", sf.x, sf.y,
      wares = {
         ax = 5,
         bread_paddle = 2,
         blackwood = 32,
         cloth = 5,
         coal = 12,
         felling_ax = 4,
         fire_tongs = 2,
         fish = 6,
         fishing_rod = 2,
         gold = 4,
         grout = 12,
         hammer = 12,
         hunting_spear = 2,
         iron = 12,
         iron_ore = 5,
         kitchen_tools = 4,
         meal = 4,
         meat = 6,
         pick = 8,
         barbarians_bread = 8,
         ration = 12,
         granite = 40,
         scythe = 6,
         shovel = 4,
         snack = 3,
         thatch_reed = 24,
         log = 80,
      },
      workers = {
         barbarians_blacksmith = 2,
         barbarians_brewer = 1,
         barbarians_builder = 10,
         barbarians_charcoal_burner = 1,
         barbarians_carrier = 40,
         barbarians_gardener = 1,
         barbarians_geologist = 4,
         barbarians_lime_burner = 1,
         barbarians_lumberjack = 3,
         barbarians_miner = 4,
         barbarians_ranger = 1,
         barbarians_stonemason = 2,
         barbarians_ox = 5,
      },
      soldiers = {
         [{0,0,0,0}] = 45,
      }
   })

      place_building_in_region(player, "barbarians_battlearena", sf:region(12), {
         wares = {
            barbarians_bread = 8,
            fish = 6,
            meat = 6,
         }
      })

   for i=1,100000 do
     --sleep(600000)
     sleep(1000)
     --local hq = wl.Game().players[player.number].get_buildings("headquarters")
     local hq = wl.Game().map:get_field(sf.x, sf.y).immovable
     --local hq_name = wl.Game().players[player.number].tribe.headquarters
     --local hq = wl.Game().players[player.number].get_buildings(hq_name)

     if hq and hq.type == "warehouse" then
       if hq:get_wares("water") < 1280 then
         hq:set_wares("water", hq:get_wares("water") + 128)
       end
       if hq:get_wares("log") < 1280 then
         hq:set_wares("log", hq:get_wares("log") + 128)
       end
       if hq:get_wares("granite") < 640 then
         hq:set_wares("granite", hq:get_wares("granite") + 64)
       end
       if hq:get_wares("coal") < 240 then
         hq:set_wares("coal", hq:get_wares("coal") + 24)
       end
       if hq:get_wares("ironore") < 80 then
         hq:set_wares("ironore", hq:get_wares("ironore") + 8)
       end
       if hq:get_wares("fish") < 100 then
         hq:set_wares("fish", hq:get_wares("fish") + 4)
       end
       if hq:get_wares("gold") < 100 then
         hq:set_wares("gold", hq:get_wares("gold") + 4)
       end
     end
   end
end
}

return init

I have similar ones for the other tribes.

Philipp

P.S.: I tend to use them on 8-player maps for (4 - #humans) of the AI players, so I get a total of 4 strong players. AIs with custom start script and each human player defeats one AI player before meeting another strong player.

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OK, here's my solution:

include "scripting/infrastructure.lua"
include "scripting/coroutine.lua"

set_textdomain("tribes")

function autofill_headquarters(player)
   for i=1,100000 do
      sleep(600)
      local hq = wl.Game().players[player.number]:get_buildings("barbarians_headquarters")[1]
      print(hq.descr.name);

      if hq and hq.type == "warehouse" then
        print("Headquarters" .. hq.name)
        if hq:get_wares("water") < 1280 then
           print("water!")
           hq:set_wares("water", hq:get_wares("water") + 128)
        end
        if hq:get_wares("log") < 1280 then
           hq:set_wares("log", hq:get_wares("log") + 128)
        end
        if hq:get_wares("granite") < 640 then
           hq:set_wares("granite", hq:get_wares("granite") + 64)
        end
        if hq:get_wares("coal") < 240 then
           hq:set_wares("coal", hq:get_wares("coal") + 24)
        end
        if hq:get_wares("iron_ore") < 80 then
           hq:set_wares("iron_ore", hq:get_wares("iron_ore") + 8)
        end
        if hq:get_wares("fish") < 100 then
           hq:set_wares("fish", hq:get_wares("fish") + 4)
        end
        if hq:get_wares("gold") < 100 then
           hq:set_wares("gold", hq:get_wares("gold") + 4)
        end
     end
   end
end

init = {
   descname = _ "Headquarters cheat",
   func = function(player, shared_in_start)

   local sf = wl.Game().map.player_slots[player.number].starting_field
   if shared_in_start then
      sf = shared_in_start
   else
      player:allow_workers("all")
   end

   hq = prefilled_buildings(player, { "barbarians_headquarters", sf.x, sf.y,
      wares = {
         ax = 5,
         bread_paddle = 2,
         blackwood = 32,
         cloth = 5,
         coal = 12,
         felling_ax = 4,
         fire_tongs = 2,
         fish = 6,
         fishing_rod = 2,
         gold = 4,
         grout = 12,
         hammer = 12,
         hunting_spear = 2,
         iron = 12,
         iron_ore = 5,
         kitchen_tools = 4,
         meal = 4,
         meat = 6,
         pick = 8,
         barbarians_bread = 8,
         ration = 12,
         granite = 40,
         scythe = 6,
         shovel = 4,
         snack = 3,
         thatch_reed = 24,
         log = 80,
      },
      workers = {
         barbarians_blacksmith = 2,
         barbarians_brewer = 1,
         barbarians_builder = 10,
         barbarians_charcoal_burner = 1,
         barbarians_carrier = 40,
         barbarians_gardener = 1,
         barbarians_geologist = 4,
         barbarians_lime_burner = 1,
         barbarians_lumberjack = 3,
         barbarians_miner = 4,
         barbarians_ranger = 1,
         barbarians_stonemason = 2,
         barbarians_ox = 5,
      },
      soldiers = {
         [{0,0,0,0}] = 45,
      }
   })

      place_building_in_region(player, "barbarians_battlearena", sf:region(12), {
         wares = {
            barbarians_bread = 8,
            fish = 6,
            meat = 6,
         }
      })

   run(autofill_headquarters(player))
end
}

return init

This will print

barbarians_headquarters
barbarians_headquarters
barbarians_headquarters
barbarians_headquarters
barbarians_headquarters

This will access the building at least - you will still need to adjust the sleeptime, and I am not sure if the extra function is needed. You might need to compare hq.descr.type instead of hq.type - since we're getting an explicit building here, you could also cpmpare hq.descr.name == "barbarians_headquarters" instead.

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PkK wrote:

For most wares, it works. But for others it doesn't: E.g. now the amount of water keeps changing between 128 and 0 (I used a LAN game with me as observer to test). Do ware amounts now overflow at 256? AFAIR one could have a lot more in the past.

I just checked - looks like they do, which is not good. I will change the datatype from 8 to 32 bit.

ETA: Merge request is up: https://code.launchpad.net/~widelands-dev/widelands/fix_ware_amount/+merge/285099

Thanks for flagging this up

ETA: Merged at revision 7788.

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