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[Port] Small Energy Crossbow / Маленький Энергетический Арбалет #60
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces several new components and systems related to visual effects and collision mechanics in the game. Key additions include the Changes
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Resources/Locale/ru-RU/_white/prototypes/entities/objects/weapons/guns/battery/ebow.ftl (1)
1-2
: LGTM! The localized entries for the new weapon entity are clear and descriptive.The addition of the "Energy Crossbow Mini" weapon entity and its corresponding localized entries in Russian is a great enhancement to the game's weapon variety. The name and description effectively convey the weapon's functionality and its impact on gameplay.
A few suggestions for improvement:
- Consider adding localized entries for any additional properties or attributes specific to this weapon entity, such as ammo type, reload speed, or unique visual effects.
- Ensure that the localized entries are consistent with the naming conventions and writing style used for other weapon entities in the game.
- Double-check the accuracy of the Russian translation to ensure that it effectively communicates the intended meaning to Russian-speaking players.
Content.Shared/_White/Collision/Blur/BlurOnCollideComponent.cs (1)
1-8
: LGTM! Minor suggestions for improvement.The
BlurOnCollideComponent
class is well-structured and follows good practices like using the[RegisterComponent]
attribute and being marked assealed
.A few suggestions for improvement:
- Consider adding XML documentation comments to describe the purpose and usage of the class and its properties. This can help other developers understand how to use the component correctly.
- If the class definition is not expected to be split across multiple files, consider removing the
partial
keyword to keep the code simpler.Resources/Prototypes/_White/Entities/Objects/Weapons/Guns/Projectiles/bolts..yml (1)
31-31
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Files selected for processing (14)
- Content.Shared/Eye/Blinding/Components/BlurryVisionComponent.cs (1 hunks)
- Content.Shared/_White/Collision/Blur/BlurOnCollideComponent.cs (1 hunks)
- Content.Shared/_White/Collision/Blur/BlurOnCollideSystem.cs (1 hunks)
- Content.Shared/_White/Collision/Knockdown/KnockdownOnCollideComponent.cs (1 hunks)
- Content.Shared/_White/Collision/Knockdown/KnockdownOnCollideSystem.cs (1 hunks)
- Resources/Locale/en-US/_white/store/uplink-catalog.ftl (1 hunks)
- Resources/Locale/ru-RU/_white/prototypes/entities/objects/weapons/guns/battery/ebow.ftl (1 hunks)
- Resources/Locale/ru-RU/_white/store/uplink-catalog.ftl (1 hunks)
- Resources/Prototypes/_White/Catalog/uplink_catalog.yml (1 hunks)
- Resources/Prototypes/_White/Entities/Objects/Weapons/Guns/Battery/mini_ebow.yml (1 hunks)
- Resources/Prototypes/_White/Entities/Objects/Weapons/Guns/Projectiles/bolts..yml (1 hunks)
- Resources/Prototypes/status_effects.yml (1 hunks)
- Resources/Textures/_White/Objects/Weapons/Guns/Battery/mini-ebow.rsi/meta.json (1 hunks)
- Resources/Textures/_White/Objects/Weapons/Guns/Projectiles/ebolt.rsi/meta.json (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
- Content.Shared/Eye/Blinding/Components/BlurryVisionComponent.cs
- Resources/Textures/_White/Objects/Weapons/Guns/Projectiles/ebolt.rsi/meta.json
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Content.Shared/_White/Collision/Blur/BlurOnCollideComponent.cs (1)
6-7
: Verify the defaultBlurTime
value and its impact on gameplay.The default value of 20 seconds for the
BlurTime
field seems reasonable, but it's important to ensure that this value provides the desired visual effect and doesn't negatively impact gameplay.Consider testing different values for
BlurTime
to find the optimal duration for the blur effect. Also, think about whether this value should be configurable for different use cases or entities.To verify the impact of the
BlurTime
value, you can use the following script to search for any other references to theBlurOnCollideComponent
and analyze how theBlurTime
value is used:Verification successful
To gather more information and fully verify the impact of the BlurTime value, I'll run additional scripts to search for related information in the codebase.
BlurTime value is consistent, but lacks configurability and documentation
The default
BlurTime
value of 20 seconds is consistently used throughout the codebase. However, there are a few points to consider:
- The value is not configurable through external files, which may limit flexibility in adjusting the gameplay experience.
- There's no documentation explaining the reasoning behind the 20-second duration or its intended impact on gameplay.
To improve this:
- Consider making
BlurTime
configurable through a settings file for easier tuning.- Add comments or documentation explaining the intended effect of the 20-second blur duration on gameplay.
- Conduct manual testing to ensure the 20-second duration provides the desired gameplay experience across different scenarios.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for references to BlurOnCollideComponent and analyze BlurTime usage. # Test: Search for BlurOnCollideComponent usage. Expect: Relevant code snippets. rg --type cs -A 5 $'BlurOnCollideComponent'Length of output: 2423
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#!/bin/bash # Search for other references to BlurTime rg --type cs -i 'blurtime' # Search for configuration files that might override BlurTime fd -e yaml -e json | xargs rg -i 'blurtime' # Search for documentation or comments related to blur effect or BlurTime rg -i 'blur.*effect|blurtime' -g '*.md' -g '*.txt'Length of output: 333
Content.Shared/_White/Collision/Knockdown/KnockdownOnCollideComponent.cs (1)
5-10
: LGTM!The
KnockdownOnCollideComponent
class is well-structured and introduces a useful mechanic for handling knockdowns upon collision. TheBehavior
field provides flexibility in defining how held items are handled during knockdowns, with a sensible default value.Some additional insights:
- The
DropHeldItemsBehavior
enum is imported from another namespace, ensuring proper encapsulation and reusability of the behavior definitions.- Declaring the class as
sealed
prevents unintended inheritance, which can help maintain the integrity of the component's behavior.- The
partial
declaration allows for potential extension of the class in other files, promoting modularity and maintainability.Overall, this component adds value to the game's collision system and enhances gameplay interactions.
Resources/Locale/ru-RU/_white/store/uplink-catalog.ftl (2)
5-6
: LGTM!The description accurately conveys the functionality of the betrayal knife weapon. The translation seems appropriate.
7-8
: LGTM!The name and description accurately convey the characteristics of the small energy crossbow weapon. The translations seem appropriate.
Resources/Locale/en-US/_white/store/uplink-catalog.ftl (1)
7-8
: LGTM!The addition of the "Small energy crossbow" weapon and its description aligns with the PR objectives and enhances the game's weapon catalog. The description provides relevant details about the weapon's characteristics and suggests tactical options for players.
Resources/Textures/_White/Objects/Weapons/Guns/Battery/mini-ebow.rsi/meta.json (1)
1-28
: LGTM!The
meta.json
file follows a well-structured format for defining metadata related to the mini electronic bow weapon asset. The inclusion of licensing and copyright information ensures proper attribution. The specified asset states and directions provide flexibility for rendering the asset in different contexts within the game.The metadata structure is clear, concise, and follows best practices.
Resources/Prototypes/_White/Entities/Objects/Weapons/Guns/Projectiles/bolts..yml (7)
1-5
: LGTM!The entity type and metadata are configured correctly. Deriving from the
BaseBullet
parent entity is a good practice for reusing common functionality, and the uniqueid
allows the entity to be referenced and spawned programmatically. SettingnoSpawn
totrue
is appropriate for a projectile entity that should only be spawned when fired from a weapon.
7-9
: Verify the "bullet" state in the sprite file.The
Sprite
component is correctly defined and specifies the visual representation of the energy crossbow bolt. The file path for the sprite resource follows the expected convention.Please verify that the "bullet" state exists in the
_White/Objects/Weapons/Guns/Projectiles/ebolt.rsi
sprite file to ensure the correct animation is displayed.
10-11
: LGTM!The
Ammo
component is correctly defined for the energy crossbow bolt entity. Setting themuzzleFlash
property tonull
is a valid configuration option to disable the muzzle flash effect, which makes sense for a crossbow bolt as it is not a typical visual effect associated with this type of projectile.
12-16
: Ensure the damage amount is balanced with other weapons.The
Projectile
component is correctly defined for the energy crossbow bolt entity. Setting theimpactEffect
tonull
is a valid configuration option to disable any visual effects upon impact.The damage configuration specifies that the bolt deals
Poison
damage, which aligns with the concept of an energy weapon. The damage amount of 15 points seems reasonable, but please ensure that it is properly balanced with other weapons in the game to maintain fair gameplay.
17-19
: LGTM!The
Reflective
component is correctly defined for the energy crossbow bolt entity. Setting thereflective
property to an array allows specifying multiple types of projectiles that the bolt can reflect.Including "Energy" in the
reflective
array is an interesting gameplay mechanic that enables the bolt to potentially deflect incoming energy attacks. This adds a unique strategic element to the weapon's usage.
20-28
: Verify the AABB bounds match the bolt sprite.The
Fixtures
component is correctly defined for the energy crossbow bolt entity. The "projectile" fixture uses an axis-aligned bounding box (AABB) shape, which is a common choice for simple projectile collisions.Please ensure that the bounds of the AABB shape (
"-0.1,-0.2,0.1,0.2"
) accurately match the visual representation of the bolt sprite. This will help maintain consistency between the visual and collision aspects of the bolt.Setting the
hard
property tofalse
and specifying themask
property to only collide with "Opaque" objects are appropriate configurations for a projectile that should pass through non-solid obstacles.
29-31
: Provide more information about theBlurOnCollide
component.The
KnockdownOnCollide
component is correctly defined for the energy crossbow bolt entity. Setting thebehavior
property to "AlwaysDrop" ensures that the bolt consistently causes the target to be knocked down upon collision, which can be a useful gameplay mechanic.Regarding the
BlurOnCollide
component, while it is correctly defined, there are no additional properties specified. It would be helpful to provide more information or documentation on the expected behavior and purpose of this component. What kind of blur effect does it apply, and how does it enhance the gameplay experience?Tools
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Resources/Prototypes/_White/Entities/Objects/Weapons/Guns/Battery/mini_ebow.yml (9)
7-9
: LGTM!The
Sprite
component is correctly defined with the appropriate sprite file and default state.
10-12
: LGTM!The
Item
component is correctly defined with the appropriate size and sprite file.
13-15
: LGTM!The
Clothing
component is correctly defined, allowing the item to be equipped in the "Belt" slot.
16-20
: LGTM!The
Gun
component is correctly defined with the appropriate properties such as fire rate and gunshot sound.
21-24
: LGTM!The
RechargeBasicEntityAmmo
component is correctly defined with the appropriate recharge cooldown and sound.
25-28
: LGTM!The
BasicEntityAmmoProvider
component is correctly defined with the appropriate ammo type, capacity, and initial count.
29-29
: LGTM!The
AmmoCounter
component is correctly defined to track the ammo count for the gun.
30-35
: LGTM!The
GenericVisualizer
component is correctly defined with the appropriate visual states based on the ammo status.
36-36
: LGTM!The
Appearance
component is correctly defined to handle the overall appearance of the entity.Resources/Prototypes/status_effects.yml (2)
63-68
: LGTM!The
RecentlyBlocked
status effect is defined correctly and follows the established conventions. ThealwaysAllowed
property and matching alert identifier are used appropriately.
69-72
: LGTM!The
BlurryVision
status effect is defined correctly and uses thealwaysAllowed
property appropriately. The absence of an alert identifier is acceptable, as it may not require direct player notification.Content.Shared/_White/Collision/Knockdown/KnockdownOnCollideSystem.cs (4)
11-17
: LGTM!The
Initialize
method correctly subscribes to the required events for handling knockdown on collide functionality. The event handlers are appropriately named and associated with theKnockdownOnCollideComponent
.
19-22
: LGTM!The
OnEntityHit
method correctly handles theThrowDoHitEvent
event by invoking theApplyEffects
method with the appropriate arguments.
24-27
: LGTM!The
OnProjectileHit
method correctly handles theProjectileHitEvent
event by invoking theApplyEffects
method with the appropriate arguments.
29-32
: LGTM!The
ApplyEffects
method correctly uses theSharedLayingDownSystem
to attempt to make the target entity lie down based on the providedKnockdownOnCollideComponent
. The arguments passed to theTryLieDown
method are appropriate.Content.Shared/_White/Collision/Blur/BlurOnCollideSystem.cs (1)
8-37
: LGTM!The
BlurOnCollideSystem
class is well-structured and follows the expected pattern for an ECS system. It correctly subscribes to the relevant events and applies the blur effect on the target entity upon collision.Some key observations:
- The class is correctly subscribing to the
ProjectileHitEvent
andThrowDoHitEvent
events in theInitialize
method.- The event handlers
OnEntityHit
andOnProjectileHit
are invoking theApplyEffects
method with the correct arguments.- The
ApplyEffects
method is using theStatusEffectsSystem
to add theBlurryVisionComponent
status effect with the correct duration.The class introduces a new gameplay mechanic where entities can be blurred upon collision. While this could potentially impact the balance and difficulty of the game, the class itself is self-contained and does not seem to have any external dependencies or side effects.
Overall, the implementation looks good and can be approved.
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