internal override void UnConsumeResources(CraftPath path)
{
UnConsumeItems(path);
base.UnConsumeResources(path);
}
// Multithreading to prevent lag?
private static void FindCraftPaths(List <CraftPath> paths, CraftPath inProgress, CancellationToken token)
{
//if(token.CanBeCanceled && watch.ElapsedMilliseconds > 1000)
//{
// Main.NewText("timed out" + watch.ElapsedMilliseconds);
// return;
//}
if (token.IsCancellationRequested)
{
return;
}
// Some notion of limiting depth of tree might help.
//int count = inProgress.root.GetAllChildrenPreOrder().Count(); //.OfType<CraftPath.RecipeNode>()
//if (count > 20)
//{
// return;
//}
// Current will always be an unfulfilled
CraftPath.UnfulfilledNode current = inProgress.GetCurrent();
if (current == null)
{
paths.Add(inProgress.Clone()); // Clone probably.
return;
}
// Assume current is UnfulfulledItem class...could change later. Kill boss, other conditions maybe? think more about this.
var ViableIngredients = current.item;
var neededStack = current.stack;
// reduce VialbleIngredients to only items not seen above.
current.CheckParentsForRecipeLoopViaIngredients(ViableIngredients);
if (ViableIngredients.Count == 0)
{
//Console.WriteLine();
return;
}
// if(VialbleIngredients.length == 1) optimization?
//List<Recipe> recipes;
//if (!recipeDictionary.TryGetValue(needItem.Key, out recipes))
// recipes = new List<Recipe>();
// Find all Recipes that can fulfill current, which might be a RecipeGroup
var recipeOptions = recipeDictionary.Where(x => ViableIngredients.Contains(x.Key)).SelectMany(x => x.Value).ToList(); // inefficient maybe?
foreach (var recipe in recipeOptions)
{
// Better to do this before.
//if (current.CheckParentsForRecipeLoop(recipe))
// continue;
//if(inProgress.root.recipe.)
if (inProgress.root is CraftPath.RecipeNode)
{
var rootRecipe = (inProgress.root as CraftPath.RecipeNode).recipe;
if (recipe.requiredItem.Any(x => x.type == rootRecipe.createItem.type && x.stack >= rootRecipe.createItem.stack))
{
continue; // Prevents Wood->Platform->Wood loops. Other code checks similar loops but didn't catch these. TODO: Think about RecipeGroups.
}
}
// RecipeAvailable here.
// Allow missing tiles?
// If createItem/ingredients exists in Tree?
int craftMultiple = (neededStack - 1) / recipe.createItem.stack + 1;
// Push recipe consumes Items while populating Children with Unfulfilled or Fulfilled.
var recipeNode = inProgress.Push(current, recipe, craftMultiple);
if (RecipePathTester.print)
{
inProgress.Print();
}
int pathsBefore = paths.Count;
FindCraftPaths(paths, inProgress, token); // Handles everything from here recursively.
int pathsAfter = paths.Count;
// Pop restores Unfulfilled and restores consumed Items.
inProgress.Pop(current, recipeNode);
// 3 Iron Ore 6 Lead Ore problem...if paths same size, try with craftMultiple of 1 maybe?
if (pathsBefore == pathsAfter) // and craftMultiple < some number for performance.
{
// And 1 is possible?
}
}
if (allowPurchasable)
{
// TODO recipe groups.
var buyAble = ViableIngredients.Intersect(purchasable.Keys);
//if (ViableIngredients.Any(x => purchasable.Contains(x)))
if (buyAble.Count() > 0)
{
// TODO: If Can afford.
// TODO: Take into account incomplete already owned items?
// UnfulfilledNode should probably be nested under HaveItemNode, or merged together.
CraftPath.BuyItemNode buyItemNode = new CraftPath.BuyItemNode(buyAble.First(), neededStack, current.ChildNumber, current.parent, current.craftPath);
inProgress.Push(current, buyItemNode);
if (RecipePathTester.print)
{
inProgress.Print();
}
FindCraftPaths(paths, inProgress, token);
inProgress.Pop(current, buyItemNode);
}
}
if (allowLoots)
{
//if (VialbleIngredients.Intersect(loots).Any())
var lootable = ViableIngredients.Intersect(loots.Keys); // TODO recipe groups. --> For loop??
if (lootable.Count() > 0)
{
bool encountered = false;
int npc = loots[lootable.First()].First(); // Only checks 1 item in Group, and first NPC that drops it. Fix later.
int bannerID = Item.NPCtoBanner(npc);
if (bannerID > 0)
{
if (NPC.killCount[bannerID] > 0)
{
encountered = true;
}
}
if (encountered)
{
CraftPath.LootItemNode lootItemNode = new CraftPath.LootItemNode(lootable.First(), neededStack, current.ChildNumber, current.parent, current.craftPath);
inProgress.Push(current, lootItemNode);
if (RecipePathTester.print)
{
inProgress.Print();
}
FindCraftPaths(paths, inProgress, token);
inProgress.Pop(current, lootItemNode);
}
}
}
// Other sources?
// Fishing?
// Mining/Harvesting?
// Extractinator
// Chests
// Statue
// Traveling Shop
// ItemChecklist? If not any of the others, I must have had it once before.
// returning will result in Popping.
}
public HaveItemNode(int itemid, int stack, int ChildNumber, CraftPathNode parent, CraftPath craftPath) : base(ChildNumber, parent, craftPath)
{
this.itemid = itemid;
this.stack = stack;
}
public UnfulfilledNode(RecipeGroup recipeGroup, int stack, int ChildNumber, CraftPathNode parent, CraftPath craftPath) : base(ChildNumber, parent, craftPath)
{
this.recipeGroup = recipeGroup;
this.item = recipeGroup.ValidItems;
this.stack = stack;
// recipeGroup.ContainsItem probably faster than iterating over item?
}
// TODO: GetCraftPaths but without a Recipe? Just an item? Buy/Loot
// Bestiary Option? All New Items you can craft if you farm this npc?
internal static List <CraftPath> GetCraftPaths(Recipe recipe, CancellationToken token)
{
//Main.NewText("GetCraftPaths");
//if(harvestable == null)
//{
// // prevent network spam?
// harvestable = new HashSet<int>();
// for (int i = 0; i < Main.maxTilesX; i++)
// {
// for (int j = 0; j < Main.maxTilesY; j++)
// {
// }
// }
//}
//if (RecipePath.isCraftableOptimization)
//{
// //if (ItemCatalogueUI.instance.craftResults == null)
// throw new Exception();
//}
// TODO: Track money? or just use inventory items. Bank money easily query-able.
// Special Currencies?
var haveItems = CalculateHaveItems();
List <CraftPath> paths = new List <CraftPath>();
CraftPath craftPath = new CraftPath(recipe, haveItems); // Push. Can't pop. // not calling ConsumeResources(recipeNode);
if (RecipePathTester.print)
{
craftPath.Print();
}
FindCraftPaths(paths, craftPath, token);
//watch.Stop();
//var elapsedMs = watch.ElapsedMilliseconds;
//if (elapsedMs > 1000)
//{
// StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
// foreach (var item in recipe.requiredItem)
// {
// if (!item.IsAir)
// sb.Append(ItemTagHandler.GenerateTag(item));
// }
// sb.Append("-->");
// sb.Append(ItemTagHandler.GenerateTag(recipe.createItem));
// Main.NewText(elapsedMs + ": " + sb.ToString());
//}
if (!allowMissingStations)
{
for (int i = paths.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
// imkSushisMod caused thousands of paths to be culled here. Cull earlier or limit paths count. Investigate more.
if (paths[i].root.GetAllChildrenPreOrder().OfType <CraftPath.RecipeNode>().Any(x => x.recipe.requiredTile.Any(tile => tile > -1 && !RecipeBrowserPlayer.seenTiles[tile])))
{
paths.RemoveAt(i);
}
}
}
return(paths);
}
internal void UnConsumeMoney(CraftPath path)
{
//path.haveItems.Adjust(itemid, stack);
}
public UnfulfilledNode(int item, int stack, int ChildNumber, CraftPathNode parent, CraftPath craftPath) : base(ChildNumber, parent, craftPath)
{
this.stack = stack;
this.item = new List <int>()
{
item
};
}
internal void ConsumeMoney(CraftPath path)
{
// TODO. For now assume infinite money.
//path.haveItems.Adjust(itemid, -stack);
}
internal override void ConsumeResources(CraftPath path)
{
ConsumeMoney(path);
base.ConsumeResources(path);
}
public HaveItemsNode(RecipeGroup recipeGroup, List <Tuple <int, int> > listOfItems, int ChildNumber, CraftPathNode parent, CraftPath craftPath) : base(ChildNumber, parent, craftPath)
{
this.recipeGroup = recipeGroup;
this.listOfItems = listOfItems;
}
internal void ConsumeItems(CraftPath path)
{
path.haveItems.Adjust(itemid, -stack);
}
public RecipeNode(Recipe recipe, int multiplier, int ChildNumber, CraftPathNode parent, CraftPath craftPath) : base(ChildNumber, parent, craftPath)
{
this.recipe = recipe;
this.multiplier = multiplier;
children = new CraftPathNode[recipe.requiredItem.Count(x => !x.IsAir)];
List <int> groups = RecipePath.GetAcceptedGroups(recipe);
for (int i = 0; i < children.Length; i++) // For Each Ingredient.
{
bool itemIsRecipeGroupItem = false;
foreach (var groupid in groups)
{
// 6 wood, 4 shadewood works for 10 any wood.
// multiplier assumes all same Item in ItemGroup used for all Recipes.
if (recipe.requiredItem[i].type == RecipeGroup.recipeGroups[groupid].ValidItems[RecipeGroup.recipeGroups[groupid].IconicItemIndex])
{
bool foundValidItem = false;
bool foundPartialItem = false;
foreach (var validItemID in RecipeGroup.recipeGroups[groupid].ValidItems)
{
if (craftPath.haveItems.ContainsKey(validItemID) && craftPath.haveItems[validItemID] >= recipe.requiredItem[i].stack * multiplier)
{
// Any Wood on left, Wood on Right problem. Wood could be consumed before Wood node, when ShadeWood would be better option.
children[i] = new HaveItemNode(validItemID, recipe.requiredItem[i].stack * multiplier, i, this, craftPath);
foundValidItem = true;
break;
}
else if (craftPath.haveItems.ContainsKey(validItemID))
{
foundPartialItem = true;
}
}
if (!foundValidItem && foundPartialItem)
{
List <Tuple <int, int> > listOfItems = new List <Tuple <int, int> >();
int remaining = recipe.requiredItem[i].stack * multiplier;
foreach (var validItemID in RecipeGroup.recipeGroups[groupid].ValidItems)
{
if (remaining > 0 && craftPath.haveItems.ContainsKey(validItemID))
{
int taken = Math.Min(remaining, craftPath.haveItems[validItemID]);
listOfItems.Add(new Tuple <int, int>(validItemID, taken));
remaining -= taken;
}
}
children[i] = new HaveItemsNode(RecipeGroup.recipeGroups[groupid], listOfItems, i, this, craftPath);
if (remaining > 0)
{
children[i].children = new CraftPathNode[1];
children[i].children[0] = new UnfulfilledNode(RecipeGroup.recipeGroups[groupid], remaining, 0, children[i], craftPath);
}
}
else if (!foundValidItem)
{
children[i] = new UnfulfilledNode(RecipeGroup.recipeGroups[groupid], recipe.requiredItem[i].stack * multiplier, i, this, craftPath);
}
itemIsRecipeGroupItem = true;
break;
}
}
// Does it make more sense to nest these, or add more children slots? Hm, Children match up to recipe ingredient index.... Make a BranchNode?
if (!itemIsRecipeGroupItem)
{
// Recipe Groups can have stacks-size different inputs if needed. Ignore for now and handle: 10 wood needed, 9 wood held and 2 platforms held.
if (craftPath.haveItems.ContainsKey(recipe.requiredItem[i].type) && craftPath.haveItems[recipe.requiredItem[i].type] >= recipe.requiredItem[i].stack * multiplier)
{
// Potential problem: Recipe with multiple of same item. Or Item and ItemGroup that share.
// Could implement consumed flag and attempt to consume immediately.
children[i] = new HaveItemNode(recipe.requiredItem[i].type, recipe.requiredItem[i].stack * multiplier, i, this, craftPath);
}
else
{
if (craftPath.haveItems.ContainsKey(recipe.requiredItem[i].type))
{
int remainder = recipe.requiredItem[i].stack * multiplier - craftPath.haveItems[recipe.requiredItem[i].type];
children[i] = new HaveItemNode(recipe.requiredItem[i].type, craftPath.haveItems[recipe.requiredItem[i].type], i, this, craftPath);
children[i].children = new CraftPathNode[1];
children[i].children[0] = new UnfulfilledNode(recipe.requiredItem[i].type, remainder, 0, children[i], craftPath);
}
else
{
children[i] = new UnfulfilledNode(recipe.requiredItem[i].type, recipe.requiredItem[i].stack * multiplier, i, this, craftPath); // assign current?
}
}
}
// TODO: Assign CraftPath.Current to 1st or last unfulfilled
// TODO: If Loot and Shop and Missing disabled, check
// if (RecipePath.isCraftableOptimization && !ItemCatalogueUI.instance.craftResults[item.Key])
}
}
