Pr work #166
Pr work #166
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WalkthroughThis pull request encompasses a comprehensive set of modifications across multiple files in the project, focusing on localization updates, sprite path adjustments, game rule configurations, and minor UI layout changes. The changes span various domains including Russian language translations, cargo product icons, game event parameters, research prototypes, and menu bar layout, indicating a broad-scope refinement of the game's configuration and presentation. Changes
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Resources/Prototypes/GameRules/events.yml (1)
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530-534: Review hallucination timing adjustmentsThe changes to MassHallucinations:
- Reduced duration: 150 → 100
- Increased minTimeBetweenIncidents: 0.1 → 30
While the increased time between incidents helps prevent overwhelming players, the reduced duration might make the event less impactful.
Consider making these values dynamic based on current server stress and active event count.
Resources/Prototypes/Objectives/stealTargetGroups.yml (1)
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1-400: Consider grouping steal targets by categoryThe file contains a large number of steal targets. Consider organizing them into logical groups using YAML anchors or separate files for better maintainability.
Example structure:
# items.yml - type: stealTargetGroup id: items/weapons/WeaponAntiqueLaser # ... rest of the definition # structures.yml - type: stealTargetGroup id: structures/machines/FaxMachineCaptain # ... rest of the definition # animals.yml - type: stealTargetGroup id: animals/pets/AnimalIan # ... rest of the definition
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- Resources/Locale/ru-RU/ss14-ru/prototypes/entities/objects/devices/circuitboards/machine/production.ftl
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- Resources/Textures/NES/Structures/Machines/exosuit_fabricator.rsi/meta.json
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Resources/Textures/NES/Structures/Machines/telecomms.rsi/meta.json (2)
22-30: LGTM! Animation timing structure is well-formatted.
The addition of delays for the "icon" state follows the same structure as the existing "unlit" state, maintaining consistency in the RSI format.
24-29: Verify if timing difference is intentional.
The animation delay for the "icon" state (0.15) is slightly slower than the "unlit" state (0.1). Please confirm if this timing difference is intentional for visual purposes.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the output, I can now generate the final response since I have enough information about animation timing patterns across machine sprites in the codebase.
The timing difference appears intentional and consistent with animation patterns
Looking at the telecomms machine animations across the codebase, the slight timing difference between "icon" (0.15s) and "unlit" (0.1s) states follows a common pattern where lit/active states often have slightly longer delays than unlit states. This creates a subtle visual distinction between the states while maintaining smooth animations.
Similar patterns can be seen in other machines:
- Exosuit fabricator: 0.15s for active states vs 0.1s for loading
- Autolathe: 0.15s for building vs 0.1s for inserting
- Protolathe: 0.15s for building vs 0.1s for inserting
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Resources/Prototypes/GameRules/pests.yml (2)
Line range hint 116-126: Review the balance implications of these changes
Two potential concerns:
- The minimum player requirement of 7 for SnailMigration seems extremely low and might affect game balance
- The addition of MobSnailInstantDeath, even with a very low probability (0.00001), introduces a potential instant-death mechanic
Consider:
- Setting a slightly higher minimum player requirement (e.g., 10-15) for consistency with other events
- Documenting the rationale for the instant death mechanic and its extremely low probability
54-54: Consider a higher minimum player requirement for Rat King event
The reduction from 30 to 10 minimum players might be too aggressive, especially given the historical context where it was previously raised from 15 to 30 due to balance issues with the Rat King's potential army.
Consider a gradual reduction (e.g., to 20 players first) and monitor the impact before further reductions.
Resources/Prototypes/game_presets.yml (2)
83-83:
Verify the impact of extremely low maxPlayers limit
Setting maxPlayers to 3 for both Extended and Greenshift presets seems extremely restrictive and might negatively impact gameplay experience.
Consider:
- Increasing the maxPlayers limit to a more reasonable number (e.g., 10-15)
- Or documenting the specific use case that requires such a low player limit
Also applies to: 99-99
161-161: Enabling vote for Traitor and Nukeops modes requires careful consideration
While making these modes voteable aligns with making game modes more accessible, it might affect game balance and surprise factor.
Consider:
- Adding a minimum player requirement specifically for voting on these modes
- Implementing a cooldown period between consecutive rounds of the same game mode
Also applies to: 190-190
Resources/Prototypes/GameRules/roundstart.yml (2)
353-356: Verify friendly event timing balance
Similar concerns with SpaceTrafficControlFriendlyEventScheduler timing parameters. The long initial delay (7900) might result in extended periods without friendly events.
Consider implementing event frequency analytics to monitor the impact of these timing changes on player engagement.
341-344: Consider the impact of increased event timing
The significant increase in event timing parameters (minimumTimeUntilFirstEvent: 8900, min: 8720, max: 11200) might make events too infrequent, potentially leading to periods of reduced player engagement.
Consider implementing a dynamic timing system that adjusts based on current player count and server activity levels.
✅ Verification successful
Event timing changes appear to be intentionally balanced
The increased timing values (8900/8720/11200) align with other event configurations in the codebase. Looking at the search results:
- Other game rules have varying timing ranges based on their specific purposes
- Meteor swarms: 600-930 seconds (quick, frequent events)
- Standard events: 7900/7720/9200 (similar to the new values)
- DeltaV events: 180-600 and 300-1500 (different game mode specific timings)
The new values follow an established pattern of having different timing configurations for different event types, suggesting this is an intentional design choice rather than a potential issue.
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Resources/Prototypes/GameRules/events.yml (1)
588-590: Verify early game balance with DerelictCyborgSpawn
The combination of:
- earliestStart: 10
- minimumPlayers: 3
Could lead to very early antagonist presence in low-population rounds.
Consider implementing a progressive event unlocking system where more complex events become available as the round progresses and player count increases.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now provide a comprehensive analysis of the event timing balance. The output shows various events and their timing configurations, which gives us good context for comparison.
Early game balance for DerelictCyborgSpawn appears reasonable
The current configuration (earliestStart: 10, minimumPlayers: 3) is actually in line with other early-game events in the codebase:
- Several other events have similar or even earlier start times (some at 20 minutes with 3-6 players)
- The game has multiple events balanced for low player counts (3-6 players)
- There are comments indicating intentional balance adjustments for DeltaV (marked with "DeltaV" comments)
- The weight of 5 and reoccurrence delay of 20 provides reasonable spacing between potential spawns
The configuration appears to be a deliberate design choice that fits within the game's overall event timing structure, rather than an oversight.
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Resources/Locale/ru-RU/ss14-ru/prototypes/entities/structures/machines/lathe.ftl (1)
19-19: LGTM: Translation update aligns with PR objectives
The renaming of "фабрикатор экзокостюмов" to "сборочный цех" correctly implements the PR objective of renaming the exosuit fabricator to "assembly shop" in Russian localization.
Resources/Prototypes/Entities/Structures/Machines/fax_machine.yml (2)
8-8: Verify sprite path exists
The sprite path has been updated to NES/Structures/Machines/fax_machine.rsi. This aligns with the PR objective of updating the fax machine sprite.
Also applies to: 14-14
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Sprite path verification successful
The new sprite path NES/Structures/Machines/fax_machine.rsi exists in the expected location at Resources/Textures/NES/Structures/Machines/fax_machine.rsi/, confirming the validity of the sprite path update.
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Line range hint 46-51: Review component changes for potential impacts
The changes include:
- Switching from
PaperComponenttoFaxableObjectin whitelist - Adding
PaperSlipto blacklist
These changes suggest an architectural improvement but may impact existing functionality.
✅ Verification successful
Component changes appear safe and well-implemented
The verification shows that:
PaperComponentis no longer referenced anywhere in YAML files, indicating a clean migrationFaxableObjectis properly implemented in paper.yml and used consistentlyPaperSlipblacklist is a deliberate DeltaV-specific feature with proper entity definitions
The changes represent a clean architectural improvement with no concerning impacts.
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Resources/Prototypes/Research/experimental.yml (2)
7-7: Verify exosuit fabricator sprite path exists
The sprite path has been updated to NES/Structures/Machines/exosuit_fabricator.rsi. This aligns with the PR objective of updating the exosuit fabricator sprite.
✅ Verification successful
Sprite path NES/Structures/Machines/exosuit_fabricator.rsi exists and is valid
The updated sprite path has been verified to exist at the correct location in the codebase.
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Line range hint 127-138: Verify impact of removing GravityManipulation technology
The GravityManipulation technology has been commented out with a "DeltaV - LRP" note. This change appears to be related to the PR objective of reducing requirements for mid-round events. However, we should verify the impact on dependent systems.
✅ Verification successful
Commenting out GravityManipulation technology is consistent with existing changes
The removal of GravityManipulation technology aligns with existing changes in the codebase:
- The related weapons (WeaponForceGun and WeaponTetherGun) are already commented out in lathe.yml with "DeltaV" tags
- Their recipes are also commented out in devices.yml
- This appears to be part of a coordinated effort to reduce these items from regular gameplay
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Content.Client/UserInterface/Systems/MenuBar/Widgets/GameTopMenuBar.xaml (1)
16-16: Verify UI layout on different screen sizes
While arranging buttons in a single row improves UI consistency, please ensure that all buttons remain accessible and properly sized across different screen resolutions.
✅ Verification successful
The previous command failed because the file type 'xaml' wasn't recognized. Let's try a broader search to find UI-related size configurations and grid layouts across all files, which will help us verify the UI layout concerns.
The search results show that GameTopMenuBar.xaml exists and is part of the UI system. Let's examine its content and any related code to better understand the layout changes and their potential impact.
After examining the GameTopMenuBar.xaml file, I can now generate a final response. The file shows that the menu buttons are properly configured with:
UI layout change is safe and well-implemented
The change from 2 rows to 1 row is safe because:
- All buttons have
MinSize="48 64"ensuring consistent sizing - Buttons use
HorizontalExpand="True"allowing them to adapt to available space - The GridContainer has proper spacing with
HSeparationOverride="5" - The parent container uses
HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"to utilize full width - Each button maintains proper accessibility with tooltips and keyboard shortcuts
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Resources/Prototypes/Catalog/Cargo/cargo_service.yml (1)
74-74: Verify sprite path migration completeness
The sprite path changes are part of the NES14 update. Let's ensure all related paths have been updated consistently.
✅ Verification successful
All fax machine sprite references have been updated to NES path
The verification shows that all fax machine sprite references have been properly migrated to use the NES prefix path. Specifically:
- All instances of
fax_machine.rsiin the main codebase now use theNES/Structures/Machines/prefix - The only exception is a DeltaV-specific syndicate fax machine which correctly uses its own custom path
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Resources/Prototypes/Objectives/stealTargetGroups.yml (1)
286-286: Verify sprite assets for updated paths
The sprite path has been updated to use the NES prefix. Let's ensure the sprite assets exist in the new location.
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Sprite path update is valid and assets exist
The fax machine sprite assets are present at the specified path Resources/Textures/NES/Structures/Machines/fax_machine.rsi/, confirming that the updated sprite path in the YAML file is correct.
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Resources/Prototypes/Entities/Structures/Machines/lathe.yml (1)
Line range hint 1066-1089: Security Concern: Unrestricted Access to Lethal Ammunition
The AmmoTechFab allows unrestricted production of lethal ammunition without proper access controls. Consider implementing additional security measures or moving lethal ammunition to the emagged recipe list.
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| maxOccurrences: 2 # should be the same as [copies] in shuttle_incoming_event.yml | |||
| maxOccurrences: 1 # should be the same as [copies] in shuttle_incoming_event.yml | |||
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💡 Codebase verification
Inconsistency found between maxOccurrences and copies configuration
The maxOccurrences values in unknown_shuttles.yml do not match the copies configuration in shuttle_incoming_event.yml:
- ShuttleCargoLost: maxOccurrences=1 but copies=2
- TravelingCuisine: maxOccurrences=1 but copies=2
- DisasterEvacPod: maxOccurrences=1 but copies=3
- SyndieEvacPod: maxOccurrences=1 but copies=2
- Microshuttle: maxOccurrences=1 but copies=4
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Verify consistency with shuttle_incoming_event.yml
The systematic reduction of maxOccurrences to 1 for all shuttle events should be verified against the [copies] configuration in shuttle_incoming_event.yml.
Consider:
- Documenting the rationale for this systematic reduction
- Evaluating the impact on event variety during longer rounds
- Implementing a mechanism to ensure different shuttle types appear across rounds
Also applies to: 71-71, 81-81, 101-101, 220-220
Let me search for the referenced shuttle_incoming_event.yml file and its [copies] configuration.
Let's check the content of shuttle_incoming_event.yml to verify the [copies] configuration.
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| - type: StationEvent | |||
| weight: 10 | |||
| duration: 1 | |||
| minimumPlayers: 15 | |||
| minimumPlayers: 6 | |||
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Review reduced player thresholds for critical events
Multiple critical events have significantly reduced player requirements:
- BreakerFlip: 15 → 6
- BureaucraticError: 25 → 6
- ClericalError: 15 → 6
- DragonSpawn: 20 → 10
- NinjaSpawn: 30 → 10
This could lead to overwhelming situations on smaller servers where multiple major events occur simultaneously.
Consider implementing:
- A global event cooldown system that scales with player count
- Event priority categories to prevent multiple major events from running simultaneously
- Dynamic player thresholds that adjust based on server performance and current active events
Also applies to: 133-133, 146-146, 170-170, 200-200
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| earliestStart: 90 # DeltaV - was 50 | |||
| minimumPlayers: 40 | |||
| minimumPlayers: 20 | |||
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💡 Codebase verification
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Confirmed balance concerns with antagonist event changes
The codebase shows multiple antagonist events with reduced player requirements:
- ZombieOutbreak: minimumPlayers reduced to 20, with weight=1 (rare occurrence)
- Multiple events reduced to minimumPlayers: 10 (LoneOps, Dragon, Revenant, etc.)
- No existing antagonist density controls found to prevent overlap
The concerns are valid since:
- Multiple antagonist events can now trigger with lower player counts
- No built-in system exists to control overall antagonist density
- Some events are marked with "DeltaV" comments indicating intentional threshold reductions
🔗 Analysis chain
Balance concerns with antagonist event changes
The reduced player requirements for major antagonist events:
- ZombieOutbreak: minimumPlayers: 20
- LoneOps: minimumPlayers: 10
- SleeperAgents: minimumPlayers: 10
Combined with other threshold reductions, this could lead to too many antagonists relative to crew size.
Implement an antagonist density check that prevents new antagonist events if the ratio of antagonists to crew exceeds a configurable threshold.
Also applies to: 467-467, 503-503
Let me gather more information about the ZombieOutbreak event mentioned in the review comment.
Let me check for any existing antagonist density controls or configurations.
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Actionable comments posted: 6
🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
Resources/Prototypes/GameRules/pests.yml (1)
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1-126: Consider restructuring event system for better scalabilityThe current event system could benefit from a more systematic approach:
- Consider implementing dynamic probability scaling based on player count instead of maintaining separate low-pop variants
- Standardize the approach to minimum player requirements across similar event types
- Document the reasoning behind probability values to aid future balance adjustments
Would you like assistance in designing a more scalable event system architecture?
Resources/Prototypes/GameRules/unknown_shuttles.yml (2)
219-220: Document weight calculation for MicroshuttleThe weight of 11 for Microshuttle is notably higher than other shuttles. While this makes sense for a generic shuttle that works well with smaller player counts, consider documenting how this specific value was determined.
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1-235: Consider adding configuration documentationThe file would benefit from a header comment explaining:
- The rationale for standardizing
maxOccurrencesto 1- The weight calculation methodology
- The relationship with player count (10-15 players)
Resources/Prototypes/GameRules/roundstart.yml (2)
341-344: Review the significant delay in space traffic eventsThe minimum time until first event has been increased from 2700 to 8900 seconds (~2.5 hours), with event timing windows also increased. This is a substantial delay that might affect gameplay pacing.
Consider if this long delay aligns with the intended gameplay experience and session duration expectations.
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192-193: Review reduced player requirements for game modesMultiple game modes now require fewer players:
- Nukeops: 20 → 10 players
- Zombie: 15 → 10 players
This change makes special modes more accessible but might affect game balance.
Consider monitoring how these lower requirements impact:
- Game balance and fairness
- Player satisfaction
- Round completion rates
Also applies to: 234-235
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Resources/Prototypes/GameRules/pests.yml (3)
116-116:
⚠️ Potential issueReview SnailMigration player requirements
The reduction to 7 players raises several concerns:
- This makes it nearly identical to SnailMigrationLowPop, creating redundancy
- The dramatic reduction from 30 to 7 players while maintaining the same spawn probabilities could affect game balance
Consider either:
- Maintaining a higher player requirement to differentiate it from SnailMigrationLowPop
- Adjusting spawn probabilities for better scaling with lower player counts
- Removing one of the variants to avoid redundancy
125-126:
⚠️ Potential issueClarify intent for MobSnailInstantDeath
There are several concerns with this addition:
- The comment "DeltaV - no" suggests this shouldn't be added, yet it's uncommented
- The name suggests instant death mechanics which could be frustrating for players
- The extremely low probability (1:2000) makes it an unpredictable rare event
Please clarify:
- Should this entity be commented out as suggested by "DeltaV - no"?
- If intended, consider renaming to better reflect its purpose
- Consider whether such a rare but potentially frustrating mechanic adds value to gameplay
54-54: 💡 Codebase verification
⚠️ Potential issueFrom analyzing the search results, I can now make a definitive assessment. The Rat King is a complex antagonist with significant combat and control mechanics, including:
- Ability to raise an army of rats
- Multiple command abilities (Stay, Follow, CheeseEm, Loose)
- Special abilities like Domain and butchering
- Recent changes to improve rat AI behavior
Additionally, the event is currently disabled in the SpicyPestEventsTable, which reduces immediate impact concerns. However, the previous experience with 15 players being insufficient was specifically about the Rat King's army mechanics, which haven't been fundamentally changed.
Maintain current minimum player requirement
The reduction to 10 players would be too low given the Rat King's unchanged army-raising mechanics. The previous increase from 15 to 30 was based on actual gameplay experience with the army mechanics being too powerful at lower player counts.
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Reconsider reducing minimumPlayers for KingRatMigration
The comment indicates that 15 players were previously insufficient for the Rat King's potential army, leading to an increase to 30. Reducing it to 10 players might create balance issues.
Consider either:
- Maintaining a higher player requirement (15-20 minimum)
- Adjusting the Rat King's mechanics to be more manageable with fewer players
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any additional context about Rat King balance rg -i "rat.*king.*balance|rat.*king.*player" --type yamlLength of output: 279
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#!/bin/bash # Let's check for more context about the Rat King mechanics and related configurations rg -i "rat.*king" --type yaml -A 5 -B 5Length of output: 65013
Resources/Prototypes/game_presets.yml (2)
83-83:
⚠️ Potential issueConsider if 3 players is too restrictive for Extended mode.
Setting maxPlayers to 3 seems extremely restrictive for the Extended game mode. This could limit server capacity unnecessarily, even for quiet periods.
Consider increasing this limit or removing it entirely, as Extended mode is typically used as a fallback mode.
99-99:
⚠️ Potential issueVerify gameplay balance with 3-player limit.
The reduction of maxPlayers to 3 for Greenshift mode seems extremely low. This could impact:
- Station functionality with minimal crew
- Game balance and enjoyment
- Role distribution
Consider a higher player limit that still achieves the goal of supporting smaller player counts while maintaining gameplay balance.
Resources/Prototypes/Objectives/stealTargetGroups.yml (1)
286-286: 💡 Codebase verification
Sprite paths need to be updated - NES directory doesn't exist
The verification shows that:
- The NES directory structure referenced in the sprite paths doesn't exist
- The current sprite assets are located in standard paths:
Resources/Textures/Structures/Machines/fax_machine.rsiResources/Textures/Objects/Misc/id_cards.rsiResources/Textures/Objects/Devices/nuke.rsiThe sprite paths should be updated to use the existing asset locations instead of the non-existent NES prefix.
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Verify the new sprite paths exist
The sprite paths have been updated to use the "NES" prefix. Let's verify these resources exist and are properly referenced.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if the new sprite paths exist fd -e rsi -p "NES/Structures/Machines/fax_machine.rsi" \ "NES/Objects/Misc/id_cards.rsi" \ "NES/Objects/Misc/nuke.rsi"Length of output: 299
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Let's try a broader search for RSI files and their references echo "=== Looking for RSI files with 'fax_machine', 'id_cards', or 'nuke' in their names ===" fd -e rsi -d 5 "fax_machine|id_cards|nuke" echo -e "\n=== Searching for sprite references in YAML files ===" rg -l "sprite:.*(?:fax_machine|id_cards|nuke).*\.rsi" -g "*.yml" echo -e "\n=== Looking for any files under NES directory ===" fd "." "NES" || echo "NES directory not found"Length of output: 1906
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