use 'u' to denote uint values, so that less IL ops are required
~(21->17) in the case of IVs
no functional change, just a fun exercise looking at generated IL and
finding ways to use less ops
hide setters for LegalInfo outside assembly (shouldn't overwrite the
stored values)
update GenNumber to Gen* if appropriate; GenNumber checks for first Gen*
to match, is a little more explicit and quicker than calling twice when
checking a range
SetPINGA{S}(pk, criteria) -> pid,iv, nature, gender, ability (stats
future?)
memes aside, this is where criteria data is forced
Split N encounterstatic (has fixed PID and special flag) from
EncounterStaticPID
24 bytes per object -> 16 bytes
2,624 objects are made for legality checking; reduces from 73KB to 41KB
removing unnecessary clone recreation -> count from 2624 -> 414 (41KB to
6.6KB)
yay 10x reduction; not huge in the big picture but a fun exercise
remove linq for characteristic calc (get max IV) and others
remove some reliance on new[] for iv/ev
pk5 replace bitmagic with property get->set copy for cleanliness
the ereader mons are nature/gender locked too, so unroll a little prior
to rechecking the overall team (with ereader mon included). Have to do
it this way as a lock can pop if the ereader data matches a prior spread
before the prior teammate can be generated.
Unused after assignment, but if I rework the validation check to return the teamlock result instead of a bool I can spit out the Species-PID generated list as extra info. Helps identify the as-generated conditions if there are multiple teamlocks possible for an encounter (multiple shadow mons, seen vs unseen).
Now accounts for the shiny locks & associated restrictions, abusing the
recursion by setting & unsetting the required CPU Trainer's shiny value.
Repoint all test methods to use the new obj methods
A lot of internal information is nice to have saved; create a copy of
the static class's logic and pepper in some state variables (Required
CPU Shiny Value) to account for the weird edge cases.
Code is essentially the same as the static methods, except for more
fleshed out logic in the AllLock interrupt checking and the eventual
Trainer checks.
Now gets count=2 tests working
yield return new SeedFrame { FrameID = ctr + (l.Seen ? 5 : 7), PID = pid
};
used to be ctr + 6, needs to alternate even-odd
all 2 lock cases pass, but didn't make lock3's pass. Something else is
still amiss :)
break out some classes for the solidified lock objects
Check max case for level first, then iterate upwards (eliminates inner
if)
change wc* nature to sbyte (update comparisons, 0xFF too magic-y)
use Rand.Next(x) instead of (0, x)
commented out test calls = not working
will have to debug in more detail later; the first lock is always
working at least.
data sourced from
https://github.com/ijuintekka/Eligor/blob/master/Eligor/Spread.cs , not
sure if it's perfect.
can't cleanly condense deviating team appearances as double-shadow leads
can't be selectively encountered. didn't feel like modding lockfinder's
recursive algo to be smarter.
Store 4g giratina held item for enc->pkm legality
revise usages of GetSaneGender
Rearrange some logic
Better handle impossible version encounters (gen4)
gen 1-5 done, stuck on 659 - bunnelby egg...?
Fixes Krabby / etc.
Fix genderless encounterstatic gender set (Voltorb)
Now at 103, Exeggutor
pretty cool that over 100 species can have every single encounter
generate a legal pkm ;)
might be useful to add metrics to count how many encounters are
generated in a session
Fix/add missing gameversion references (BU instead of BW,
pokewalker=HGSS)
increase reuse of pidgenerator & add more generating methods.
seems like it's generating pkm fine besides the PID edge cases, which is
nice
Gen5 does not follow the same convention, 0 = non, 1 = rnd, 2 = always;
not gonna bother updating for just that one
bool? occupies 2 bytes; enum:byte is 1 byte.
should probably move validity checking logic into the IEncounterable
objects instead...
tested for 2 locks, later commits with legality check implementation
will feature more lengthy lock checks (test case automation).
https://pastebin.com/VdbjWaqL
(species doesn't matter since most are 50/50 ratio)
arbitrary access for RNG frame results, only generating frames when the
frame is unavailable. all calculated frames are cached.
to be used in RNG searching where caching seeds is necessary (repeat
checks)
