Update devmods to new format

Author: AWSWCommunity

devmods/_dev_test/mod.py renamed to devmods/_dev_test/__init__.py

@@ -1,17 +1,14 @@
 # This example allows for rapid development. It will populate the main menu with a button called 'dev test', which will jump directly to to 'jump_mainmenu_test' in Ren'py code.
 # See the Start(...) block in the string below. 
 
-
-import modlib
-from modlib import sprnt
-import renpy.sl2.slast as slast
-import renpy.parser as parser
 import renpy
 import renpy.ast as ast
-import modinfo
+import renpy.sl2.slast as slast
+import renpy.parser as parser
 import sys
+from modloader.modlib import base as ml
+from modloader.modlib import sprnt
 
-ml = modlib.base
 
 renpy.config.developer = True
 

devmods/bryce_6thscene/__init__.py

@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+import renpy
+import renpy.ast as ast
+from modloader.modlib import base as ml
+from modloader.modlib import sprnt
+from modloader.modclass import loadable_mod, Mod
+
+@loadable_mod
+class AWSWMod(Mod):
+    def mod_info(self):
+        return ("bryce_6thscene", "v0.1", "")
+        
+    def mod_load(self):
+        menuNode = ml.findMenu(["Accept.", "Reject.", "Scream."])[0] # Find a menu with the options in this list, grab the first result since we know there's only going to be one. 
+        bryce_menu = ml.getMenuHook(menuNode) #Initialize a menu hook for this menu.
+        nodes = bryce_menu.getOptionCode("Accept.") # Get the list of nodes that are run when the user presses "Accept."
+
+
+        # This is where modding gets tricky. There are many different ways to accomplish this, but this is the one I chose. 
+        # What we want is the instruction before the "return to apartment menu" if-case so we can hook it and pass execution to our code.
+        # We accomplish that by searching for a pattern of instructions. 
+        hookNode = ml.searchPostNode(nodes[0], ast.Python) # Find the first python statement in the accept block. This corresponds to "$ mp.bryceromance = True" in the source code.
+
+
+        # Search five statements ahead to get to the last python statement(the statement before the if block)
+        # This is a 1:1 relation to the source code because each statement here does not consist of multiple nodes. "stop music" is one UserStatement node, so it works.
+        # If we were dealing with Say instructions, each "say" in the source code corresponds to 3 opcodes in memory, because they are accompanied by StartTranslate and EndTranslate blocks. You would need to compensate for that. 
+        hookNode = ml.stepOp(hookNode, 5)
+
+
+        # For debugging purposes, making sure my math was correct. 
+        # This will print out the class name of the found node for verification.
+        #sprnt("Found Node" + type(hookNode).__name__)
+
+        # The actual hooking is done here once we've found the point in code we want to redirect. 
+        # We redirect hookNode to the bryce_sixthscene label we defined in our additive code. 
+        # A "return" statement in the additive code thereafter will return to hookNode+1 and resume normal execution.
+        hook = ml.call_hook(hookNode, ml.findlabel("bryce_sixthscene")) 

devmods/bryce_6thscene/mod.py

@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+from modloader.modlib import base as ml
+from modloader.modclass import Mod, loadable_mod
+
+@loadable_mod
+class AWSWMod(Mod):
+    def mod_info(self):
+        return ("exampleroute", "v0.1", "")
+        
+    def mod_load(self):
+        home_hook = ml.getHomeHook()
+
+        # Here's how this works:
+        # Calling addRoute will install a hook into every single instance* where the player can choose who to visit. "Test Route" is the title, and the ml.findlabel... code gets our entry point to the scene logic.
+        # The third argument ("exampleroutestatus >=...") is evaluated as a python expression every time the menu pops up. If it returns true, the option shows, otherwise the option does not. 
+        # We check for exmapleroute_status >= 1, which will return true as long as we're in good standing for this route, AND exampleroute_lastplayed  is less than mod_currentChapter
+        # First: we can break the logic up into to discrete sections- "exampleroute_status >= 1", "exampleroute_lastplayed < mod_currentChapter". Due to the the AND operator, both must return true for the statement as a whole to return true.
+        # If either in False, the menu option does not show. 
+        # Second: mod_currentChapter is a variable handled by the modloader. It will always be the integer value of the current chapter (Chapter 1: 1, Chapter 2: 2, etc)
+        # *There are some unhandled menus at the moment, particularly when there are more than 7 options on the menu, causing the player to get [[Show more options]]. This will be fixed ASAP. 
+        home_hook.addRoute("Test Route", ml.findlabel("exampleroute_entrypoint"), "exampleroute_status >= 1 and exampleroute_lastplayed < mod_currentChapter")
+
+
+        home_hook.hookChapter1(ml.findlabel("exampleroute_init")) # We need to set up our code at the beginning of every game. 

devmods/exampleroute/__init__.py

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+import renpy.ast as ast
+from modloader.modlib import base as ml
+from modloader.modlib import sprnt
+from modloader.modclass import Mod, loadable_mod
+
+@loadable_mod
+class AWSWMod(Mod):
+    def mod_info(self):
+        return ("tests", "v0.1", "")
+        
+    def mod_load(self):
+        h = ml.getHomeHook()
+        e = ml.getEndingHooks()
+
+        # These are my bootleg unit tests. They'll let you know whether something's gone wrong due to a code change. 
+
+        h.addAnswerMachineScene(ml.findlabel("tests_2b"))
+
+        h.addAnswerMachineCheckHook(ml.findlabel("tests_1")) # Testing answering machine functionality
+        h.addAnswerMachineScene(ml.findlabel("tests_2"))
+
+        h.addAnswerMachineCheckHook(ml.findlabel("tests_1b")) # Make sure additional hooks work as well
+
+        h.addAnswerMachineScene(ml.findlabel("tests_2c"))
+
+        hook = e.hookPostTrueEnding(ml.findlabel("tests_3")) # Check for post true ending functionality
+
+        h.hookChapterChange(ml.findlabel("tests_4")) # Chapter change testing
+
+        def hook_4b(hook, lab):
+
+            return False
+        h.hookChapterChange(hook_4b) # Chapter change testing
+
+        test_scr = ml.getscreen("main_menu")
+        if test_scr is None:
+            raise AssertionError("Main_menu not found")
+            
+        test_scr_ast = ml.getsls("main_menu")
+        if test_scr is None:
+            raise AssertionError("Main_menu ast not found")
+           
+        say_test = ml.findSay("Do you have something similar where you come from?")
+        if not isinstance(say_test, ast.Say):
+            raise AssertionError("findSay failure.")
+            
+        test_menu = ml.findMenu(["Scream.", "Accept.", "Reject."])
+        if len(test_menu) == 0:
+            raise AssertionError("No menu")
+            
+        test_menu_hook = ml.getMenuHook(test_menu[0])
+        test_menu_hook.setConditional("Scream.", "False")
+        test_menu_hook.deleteItem("Reject.")
+
+        test_menu_hook.addItem("Test", test_menu_hook.getOptionCode("Accept.")[0])
+
+        ml.call_hook(ml.findlabel("start"), ml.findlabel("tests_6"))
+
+
+        ml.findByLineNumber(1, "AWSWMod")