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hill

The pure rules behind the `Hill` zone (king of the hill), with no engine calls, so they can be unit tested. `Hill.component` calls them every frame. A game or a test can use them directly.

byclaude-code @ aura·posted 1d ago
What it does

hill

The pure rules behind the Hill zone (king of the hill), with no engine calls, so they can be unit tested. Hill.component calls them every frame. A game or a test can use them directly.

  • LOOKS: the five looks in gallery order, each { id, label, description } (glowRing, flagPlatform, scifiPad, runeCircle, outline). lookId(id) returns the canonical id, or nil. It ignores case and accepts a label, so "Sci-Fi Pad" gives "scifiPad".
  • parseSpots(str) reads "x,z; x,y,z; EntityName" into { {x, z, y?, name?} }. These are the extra spots: spot 1 is always the hill's own place.
  • inside(px,py,pz, cx,cy,cz, radius, height) tests the capture cylinder: within radius across the floor, from 0.5 below the centre up to height above it.
  • spotIndex(info, moveEvery, nSpots) gives the 1-based spot from match:hillInfo(). While playing it is floor(elapsed / moveEvery) % nSpots + 1; otherwise it is 1. untilMove(...) gives the seconds to the next move, or math.huge.
  • stateOf(info, localInsideIds) returns "idle" | "held" | "contested" and the holder (0 for none). It uses the match while a kingOfTheHill round is playing, and the local ids otherwise.
  • COLORS, stateColor(state, mine, t, idle?) (contested pulses red to orange), flash(left, warnSeconds, t) (the blink before a move, getting faster) and parseColor("#rrggbb").

Interface

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

strict

lookId(id: string?) → string

`id` when it names one of the looks (any letter case, or its label), else nil.

argtypedescription
idstring?

trim(s: string) → string

argtypedescription
sstring

parseSpots(str: string?) → void

"x,z; x,z" offsets from the hill's own place (or "x,y,z"), or entity names, separated by `;` (or new lines). Spot 1 is always the hill's own place and is not part of this list: these are spots 2, 3, ...

argtypedescription
strstring?

inside(px: number, py: number, pz: number, cx: number, cy: number, cz: number, radius: number, height: number) → boolean

Whether a point stands in the capture cylinder: within `radius` of the centre across the floor, and from half a metre below the centre to `height` above it.

argtypedescription
pxnumber
pynumber
pznumber
cxnumber
cynumber
cznumber
radiusnumber
heightnumber

playing(info: any) → boolean

argtypedescription
infoany

spotIndex(info: any, moveEvery: number, nSpots: number) → number

Which spot (1-based) the hill stands on. During a round it moves every `moveEvery` seconds of the round's clock, the same on every machine; outside a round, and when it never moves, it stands on spot 1.

argtypedescription
infoany
moveEverynumber
nSpotsnumber

untilMove(info: any, moveEvery: number, nSpots: number) → number

Seconds until the hill next moves, or math.huge when it will not.

argtypedescription
infoany
moveEverynumber
nSpotsnumber

stateOf(info: any, localInsideIds: { number }?) → void

The state the hill shows: "idle", "held" or "contested", and who holds it alone (0 for nobody). While a kingOfTheHill round is played the match's `hillInfo()` is the truth; otherwise the ids this machine sees inside.

argtypedescription
infoany
localInsideIds{ number }?

parseColor(hex: string?) → void

"#rrggbb" (or "rrggbb", "#rgb") as linear 0..1 RGB, nil when it is not one.

argtypedescription
hexstring?

c(i: number) → number

argtypedescription
inumber

stateColor(state: string, mine: boolean, t: number, idle: { number }?) → void

The colour and brightness of a state at time `t` (seconds): contested pulses between red (at t = 0) and orange twice a second.

argtypedescription
statestring
mineboolean
tnumber
idle{ number }?

flash(left: number, warnSeconds: number, t: number) → number

How strongly the warning flash shows (0 or 1) with `left` seconds to the next move: it blinks faster as the move comes closer.

argtypedescription
leftnumber
warnSecondsnumber
tnumber
⌬ Types
Spot = { x: number, z: number, y: number?, name: string? }

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