Adds pathfinding library Jumper by Ronald Yonaba. This includes an implementation of the A* pathfinding algorithm which makes NPC now always get to their goal node.

Pathfinding: Adds functions that allows to map the Minetest 3D map to a 2D array to use by the pathfinding algorithm.
Actions: Use new code for find_path function. Improves door opening while walking on paths, and also now close them. Cottages fence gates and doors are also now supported in addition to the default doors and gates.
Changes to the Readme and the License.
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zorman2000
2017-01-06 07:57:42 -05:00
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commit 554fde4643
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-- Actions code for Advanced NPC by Zorman2000
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-- Action functionality
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-- The NPCs will be able to perform five fundamental actions that will allow
-- for them to perform any other kind of interaction in the world. These
-- fundamental actions are: place a node, dig a node, put items on an inventory,
-- take items from an inventory, find a node closeby (radius 3) and
-- walk a step on specific direction. These actions will be set on an action queue.
-- The queue will have the specific steps, in order, for the NPC to be able to do
-- something (example, go to a specific place and put a chest there). The
-- fundamental actions are added to the action queue to make a complete task for the NPC.
npc.actions = {}
function npc.actions.rotate(args)
local self = args.self
local dir = args.dir
local yaw = 0
self.rotate = 0
if dir == npc.direction.north then
yaw = 0
elseif dir == npc.direction.east then
yaw = (3 * math.pi) / 2
elseif dir == npc.direction.south then
yaw = math.pi
elseif dir == npc.direction.west then
yaw = math.pi / 2
end
self.object:setyaw(yaw)
end
-- This function will make the NPC walk one step on a
-- specifc direction. One step means one node. It returns
-- true if it can move on that direction, and false if there is an obstacle
function npc.actions.walk_step(args)
local self = args.self
local dir = args.dir
local vel = {}
if dir == npc.direction.north then
vel = {x=0, y=0, z=1}
elseif dir == npc.direction.east then
vel = {x=1, y=0, z=0}
elseif dir == npc.direction.south then
vel = {x=0, y=0, z=-1}
elseif dir == npc.direction.west then
vel = {x=-1, y=0, z=0}
end
set_animation(self, "walk")
npc.actions.rotate({self=self, dir=dir})
self.object:setvelocity(vel)
end
-- This action makes the NPC stand and remain like that
function npc.actions.stand(args)
local self = args.self
-- Stop NPC
self.object:setvelocity({x=0, y=0, z=0})
-- Set stand animation
set_animation(self, "stand")
end
-- This action makes the NPC sit on the node where it is
function npc.actions.sit(args)
local self = args.self
-- Stop NPC
self.object:setvelocity({x=0, y=0, z=0})
-- Set sit animation
self.object:set_animation({
x = npc.ANIMATION_SIT_START,
y = npc.ANIMATION_SIT_END},
self.animation.speed_normal, 0)
end
-- This action makes the NPC lay on the node where it is
function npc.actions.lay(args)
local self = args.self
-- Stop NPC
self.object:setvelocity({x=0, y=0, z=0})
-- Set sit animation
self.object:set_animation({
x = npc.ANIMATION_LAY_START,
y = npc.ANIMATION_LAY_END},
self.animation.speed_normal, 0)
end
-- Inventory functions for players and for nodes
-- This function is a convenience function to make it easy to put
-- and get items from another inventory (be it a player inv or
-- a node inv)
function npc.actions.put_item_on_external_inventory(args)
local self = args.self
local player = args.player
local pos = args.pos
local inv_list = args.inv_list
local item_name = args.item_name
local count = args.count
local is_furnace = args.is_furnace
local inv
if player ~= nil then
inv = minetest.get_inventory({type="player", name=player})
else
inv = minetest.get_inventory({type="node", pos=pos})
end
-- Create ItemStack to put on external inventory
local item = ItemStack(item_name.." "..count)
-- Check if there is enough room to add the item on external invenotry
if inv:room_for_item(inv_list, item) then
-- Take item from NPC's inventory
if npc.take_item_from_inventory_itemstring(self, item) then
-- NPC doesn't have item and/or specified quantity
return false
end
-- Add items to external inventory
inv:add_item(inv_list, item)
-- If this is a furnace, start furnace timer
if is_furnace == true then
minetest.get_node_timer(pos):start(1.0)
end
return true
end
-- Not able to put on external inventory
return false
end
function npc.actions.take_item_from_external_inventory(args)
local self = args.self
local player = args.player
local pos = args.pos
local inv_list = args.inv_list
local item_name = args.item_name
local count = args.count
local inv
if player ~= nil then
inv = minetest.get_inventory({type="player", name=player})
else
inv = minetest.get_inventory({type="node", pos})
end
-- Create ItemSTack to take from external inventory
local item = ItemStack(item_name.." "..count)
-- Check if there is enough of the item to take
if inv:contains_item(inv_list, item) then
-- Add item to NPC's inventory
npc.add_item_to_inventory_itemstring(self, item)
-- Add items to external inventory
inv:remove_item(inv_list, item)
return true
end
-- Not able to put on external inventory
return false
end
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-- Tasks functionality
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-- Tasks are operations that require many actions to perform. Basic tasks, like
-- walking from one place to another, operating a furnace, storing or taking
-- items from a chest, opening/closing doors, etc. are provided here.
-- This function allows a NPC to use a furnace using only items from
-- its own inventory. Fuel is not provided. Once the furnace is finished
-- with the fuel items the NPC will take whatever was cooked and whatever
-- remained to cook. The function received the position of the furnace
-- to use, and the item to cook in furnace. Item is an itemstring
function npc.actions.use_furnace(self, pos, item)
-- Check if any item in the NPC inventory serve as fuel
-- For now, just use some specific items as fuel
local fuels = {"default:leaves", "default:tree"}
-- Check if NPC has a fuel item
for i = 1,2 do
local fuel_item = npc.inventory_contains(self, fuels[i])
local src_item = npc.inventory_contains(self, item)
if fuel_item ~= nil and src_item ~= nil then
-- Put this item on the fuel inventory list of the furnace
local args = {
self = self,
player = nil,
pos = pos,
inv_list = "fuel",
item_name = npc.get_item_name(fuel_item.item_string),
count = npc.get_item_count(fuel_item.item_string)
}
minetest.log("Adding fuel action")
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.put_item_on_external_inventory, args)
-- Put the item that we want to cook on the furnace
args = {
self = self,
player = nil,
pos = pos,
inv_list = "src",
item_name = npc.get_item_name(src_item.item_string),
count = npc.get_item_count(src_item.item_string),
is_furnace = true
}
minetest.log("Adding src action")
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.put_item_on_external_inventory, args)
return true
end
end
-- Couldn't use the furnace due to lack of items
return false
end
function npc.actions.walk_to_pos(self, end_pos)
local start_pos = self.object:getpos()
minetest.log("Starting pos: "..dump(start_pos))
-- Use Minetest built-in pathfinding algorithm, A*
local path = npc.actions.find_path({x=start_pos.x, y=start_pos.y-1, z=start_pos.z}, end_pos)
if path ~= nil then
minetest.log("Found path to node: "..dump(end_pos))
for i = 1, #path do
minetest.log("Path: (i) "..dump(path[i])..": Path i+1 "..dump(path[i+1]))
local dir = npc.actions.get_direction(path[i].pos, path[i+1].pos)
-- Add walk action to action queue
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.walk_step, {self = self, dir = dir})
if i+1 == #path then
break
end
end
end
-- Add stand animation at end
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.stand, {self = self})
end
local function vector_add(p1, p2)
return {x=p1.x+p2.x, y=p1.y+p2.y, z=p1.z+p2.z}
end
local function vector_diff(p1, p2)
return {x=p1.x-p2.x, y=p1.y-p2.y, z=p1.z-p2.z}
end
local function vector_opposite(v)
return vector.multiply(v, -1)
end
local function get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(v)
if math.abs(v.x) > math.abs(v.z) then
return {x=(v.x/math.abs(v.x)) * -1, y=0, z=0}
elseif math.abs(v.z) > math.abs(v.x) then
return {x=0, y=0, z=(v.z/math.abs(v.z)) * -1}
elseif math.abs(v.x) == math.abs(v.z) then
return {x=(v.x/math.abs(v.x)) * -1, y=0, z=0}
end
end
function npc.actions.get_direction(v1, v2)
local dir = vector.subtract(v2, v1)
if dir.x ~= 0 then
if dir.x > 0 then
return npc.direction.east
else
return npc.direction.west
end
elseif dir.z ~= 0 then
if dir.z > 0 then
return npc.direction.north
else
return npc.direction.south
end
end
end
DIFF_LIMIT = 125
-- Finds paths ignoring vertical obstacles
-- This function is recursive and attempts to move all the time on
-- the direction that will definetely lead to the end position.
local function find_path_recursive(start_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, last_dir, last_good_dir)
minetest.log("Start pos: "..dump(start_pos))
-- Find difference. The purpose of this is to weigh movement, attempting
-- the largest difference first, or both if equal.
local diff = vector_diff(start_pos, end_pos)
minetest.log("Difference: "..dump(diff))
-- End if difference is larger than max difference possible (limit)
if math.abs(diff.x) > DIFF_LIMIT or math.abs(diff.z) > DIFF_LIMIT then
-- Cannot find feasable path
return nil
end
-- Determine direction to move
local dir_vector = get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(diff)
minetest.log("Direction vector: "..dump(dir_vector))
if last_good_dir ~= nil then
dir_vector = last_good_dir
end
-- Get next position based on direction
local next_pos = vector_add(start_pos, dir_vector)
minetest.log("Next pos: "..dump(next_pos))
-- Check if next_pos is actually within one block from the
-- expected position. If so, finish
local diff_to_end = vector_diff(next_pos, end_pos)
if math.abs(diff_to_end.x) < 1 and math.abs(diff_to_end.y) < 1 and math.abs(diff_to_end.z) < 1 then
minetest.log("Diff to end: "..dump(diff_to_end))
table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type="E"})
minetest.log("Found path to end.")
return path_nodes
end
-- Check if movement is possible on the calculated direction
local next_node = minetest.get_node(next_pos)
-- If direction vector is opposite to the last dir, then do not attempt to walk into it
minetest.log("Next node is walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable))
local attempted_to_go_opposite = false
if last_dir ~= nil and vector.equals(dir_vector, vector_opposite(last_dir)) then
attempted_to_go_opposite = true
minetest.log("Last dir: "..dump(last_dir))
minetest.log("Calculated dir vector is the opposite of last dir: "..dump(vector.equals(dir_vector, vector_opposite(last_dir))))
end
if minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable == false
and (not attempted_to_go_opposite) then
table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type="W"})
return find_path_recursive(next_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, nil, nil)
else
minetest.log("------------ Second attempt ------------")
-- If not walkable, attempt turn into the other coordinate
-- Store last good direction to retry at all times
minetest.log("Last known good dir: "..dump(last_good_dir))
local step = 0
if last_good_dir == nil then
last_good_dir = dir_vector
if dir_vector.x == 0 then
minetest.log("Choosing x direction")
step = diff.x/math.abs(diff.x) * -1
if diff.x == 0 then
if last_dir ~= nil then
step = last_dir.x
else
-- Set a default step to avoid locks
step = 1
end
end
dir_vector = {x = step, y = 0, z = 0}
elseif dir_vector.z == 0 then
minetest.log("Choosing z direction")
step = diff.z/math.abs(diff.z) * -1
minetest.log("Step: "..dump(step)..". Diff: "..dump(diff))
minetest.log("Last dir: ".. dump(last_dir))
if diff.z == 0 then
if last_dir ~= nil then
step = last_dir.z
else
-- Set a default step to avoid locks
step = 1
end
end
dir_vector = {x = 0, y = 0, z = step}
end
minetest.log("Re-calculated dir vector: "..dump(dir_vector))
next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
else
dir_vector = last_good_dir
if dir_vector.x == 0 then
minetest.log("Moving into x direction")
step = last_dir.x
elseif dir_vector.z == 0 then
minetest.log("Moving into z direction")
step = last_dir.z
end
dir_vector = last_dir
next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
end
-- if dir_vector.x == 0 then
-- minetest.log("Moving into x direction")
-- local step = diff.x/math.abs(diff.x) * -1
-- if diff.x == 0 then
-- -- If the difference for x with end position is zero, then try
-- -- to move in the last known direction
-- if last_dir ~= nil then
-- step = last_dir.x
-- end
-- end
-- next_pos = {x = start_pos.x + step, y = start_pos.y, z = start_pos.z}
-- dir_vector = {x = step, y = 0, z = 0}
-- elseif dir_vector.z == 0 then
-- minetest.log("Moving into z direction")
-- local step = diff.z/math.abs(diff.z) * -1
-- if diff.z == 0 then
-- -- If the difference for z with end position is zero, then try
-- -- to move in the last known direction
-- if last_dir ~= nil then
-- step = last_dir.z
-- end
-- end
-- next_pos = {x = start_pos.x, y = start_pos.y, z = start_pos.z + step}
-- dir_vector = {x = 0, y = 0, z = step}
-- end
minetest.log("Next calculated position: "..dump(next_pos))
-- Check if new node is walkable
next_node = minetest.get_node(next_pos)
minetest.log("Next node is walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable))
if last_dir ~= nil and vector.equals(dir_vector, vector_opposite(last_dir)) then
attempted_to_go_opposite = true
minetest.log("Last dir: "..dump(last_dir))
minetest.log("Calculated dir vector is the opposite of last dir: "..dump(vector.equals(dir_vector, vector_opposite(last_dir))))
end
if minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable == false then
table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type="W"})
return find_path_recursive(next_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, dir_vector, last_good_dir)
else
last_good_dir = dir_vector
minetest.log("------------ Third attempt ------------")
-- If not walkable, then try the next node
if dir_vector.x ~= 0 then
minetest.log("Move into opposite z dir")
dir_vector = get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(start_pos, diff)
vector.multiply(dir_vector, -1)
elseif dir_vector.z ~= 0 then
minetest.log("Move into opposite x dir")
dir_vector = get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(start_pos, diff)
vector.multiply(dir_vector, -1)
end
minetest.log("New direction: "..dump(dir_vector))
next_pos = vector_add(start_pos, dir_vector)
minetest.log("New next_pos: "..dump(next_pos))
next_node = minetest.get_node(next_pos)
minetest.log("Next node is walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable))
-- if last_dir ~= nil and vector.equals(dir_vector, vector_opposite(last_dir)) then
-- attempted_to_go_opposite = true
-- minetest.log("Last dir: "..dump(last_dir))
-- minetest.log("Calculated dir vector is the opposite of last dir: "..dump(vector.equals(dir_vector, vector_opposite(last_dir))))
-- end
if minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable == false then
--and (not attempted_to_go_opposite) then
table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type="W"})
return find_path_recursive(next_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, dir_vector, last_good_dir)
else
--return back, opposite of last dir. For now return nil as this code is not
-- good
return nil
-- minetest.log("Have to go back")
-- local return_dir = vector_opposite(last_dir)
-- -- If it is returning back already, continue on that direction
-- if attempted_to_go_opposite then
-- return_dir = last_dir
-- end
-- minetest.log("Opposite dir: "..dump(return_dir))
-- next_pos = vector_add(start_pos, return_dir)
-- minetest.log("Calculated pos: "..dump(next_pos))
-- return find_path(next_pos, end_pos, return_dir)
end
end
end
end
function npc.actions.find_path(start_pos, end_pos)
return find_path_recursive(start_pos, end_pos, {}, nil, nil)
end

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npc.actions = {}
-- Describes actions with doors or openable nodes
npc.actions.door_action = {
OPEN = 1,
CLOSE = 2
}
-- Describe the state of doors or openable nodes
npc.actions.door_state = {
OPEN = 1,
CLOSED = 2
npc.actions.const = {
doors = {
action = {
OPEN = 1,
CLOSE = 2
},
state = {
OPEN = 1,
CLOSED = 2
}
},
beds = {
LAY = 1,
GET_UP = 2
},
sittable = {
SIT = 1,
GET_UP = 2
}
}
function npc.actions.rotate(args)
@ -32,12 +42,20 @@ function npc.actions.rotate(args)
self.rotate = 0
if dir == npc.direction.north then
yaw = 0
elseif dir == npc.direction.north_east then
yaw = (7 * math.pi) / 4
elseif dir == npc.direction.east then
yaw = (3 * math.pi) / 2
elseif dir == npc.direction.south_east then
yaw = (5 * math.pi) / 4
elseif dir == npc.direction.south then
yaw = math.pi
elseif dir == npc.direction.south_west then
yaw = (3 * math.pi) / 4
elseif dir == npc.direction.west then
yaw = math.pi / 2
elseif dir == npc.direction.north_west then
yaw = math.pi / 4
end
self.object:setyaw(yaw)
end
@ -175,12 +193,35 @@ function npc.actions.take_item_from_external_inventory(args)
return false
end
function npc.actions.get_openable_node_state(node)
local state = npc.actions.door_state.CLOSED
local a_i1, a_i2 = string.find(node.name, "_a")
if a_i1 == nil then
state = npc.actions.door_state.OPEN
function npc.actions.check_external_inventory_contains_item(args)
local self = args.self
local player = args.player
local pos = args.pos
local inv_list = args.inv_list
local item_name = args.item_name
local count = args.count
local inv
if player ~= nil then
inv = minetest.get_inventory({type="player", name=player})
else
inv = minetest.get_inventory({type="node", pos})
end
-- Create ItemStack for checking the external inventory
local item = ItemStack(item_name.." "..count)
-- Check if inventory contains item
return inv:contains_item(inv_list, item)
end
function npc.actions.get_openable_node_state(node)
minetest.log("Node name: "..dump(node.name))
local state = npc.actions.const.doors.state.CLOSED
local a_i1, a_i2 = string.find(node.name, "_a")
local open_i1, open_i2 = string.find(node.name, "_close")
if a_i1 == nil and open_i1 == nil then
state = npc.actions.const.doors.state.OPEN
end
minetest.log("Door state: "..dump(state))
return state
end
@ -231,7 +272,6 @@ function npc.actions.use_furnace(self, pos, item)
item_name = npc.get_item_name(fuel_item.item_string),
count = npc.get_item_count(fuel_item.item_string)
}
minetest.log("Adding fuel action")
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.put_item_on_external_inventory, args)
-- Put the item that we want to cook on the furnace
args = {
@ -243,9 +283,14 @@ function npc.actions.use_furnace(self, pos, item)
count = npc.get_item_count(src_item.item_string),
is_furnace = true
}
minetest.log("Adding src action")
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.put_item_on_external_inventory, args)
-- TODO: Need to add a way to calculate how many seconds will pass
-- until the furnace is done, or at least the items that we expect
-- to get (assume all items to be cooked are the ones ewe expect back)
-- Then, add that many stand actions, then an action to take the items.
return true
end
end
@ -253,11 +298,6 @@ function npc.actions.use_furnace(self, pos, item)
return false
end
npc.actions.bed_action = {
LAY = 1,
GET_UP = 2
}
-- This function makes the NPC lay or stand up from a bed. The
-- pos is the location of the bed, action can be lay or get up
function npc.actions.use_bed(self, pos, action)
@ -265,7 +305,7 @@ function npc.actions.use_bed(self, pos, action)
minetest.log(dump(param2))
local dir = minetest.facedir_to_dir(param2.param2)
if action == npc.actions.bed_action.LAY then
if action == npc.actions.const.beds.LAY then
-- Calculate position (from beds mod)
local bed_pos = {x = pos.x + dir.x / 2, y = pos.y + 1, z = pos.z + dir.z / 2}
-- Sit down on bed
@ -286,77 +326,44 @@ function npc.actions.use_bed(self, pos, action)
end
end
-- This function makes the NPC lay or stand up from a bed. The
-- pos is the location of the bed, action can be lay or get up
function npc.actions.use_sittable(self, pos, action)
local node = minetest.get_node(pos)
-- This function can be used to make the NPC walk from one
-- position to another.
function npc.actions.walk_to_pos(self, end_pos)
local start_pos = self.object:getpos()
-- Find path
local path = npc.actions.find_path({x=start_pos.x, y=start_pos.y-1, z=start_pos.z}, end_pos)
if path ~= nil then
minetest.log("Found path to node: "..dump(end_pos))
-- Add a first step
local dir = npc.actions.get_direction(start_pos, path[1].pos)
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.walk_step, {self = self, dir = dir})
-- Add subsequent steps
for i = 1, #path do
--minetest.log("Path: (i) "..dump(path[i])..": Path i+1 "..dump(path[i+1]))
-- Do not add an extra step
if i == #path then
-- Add direction to last node
local dir = npc.actions.get_direction(path[i].pos, end_pos)
-- Add stand animation at end
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.stand, {self = self})
-- Rotate to face the end node
npc.actions.rotate({self = self, dir = dir})
break
end
-- Get direction to move from path[i] to path[i+1]
local dir = npc.actions.get_direction(path[i].pos, path[i+1].pos)
-- Check if next node is a door, if it is, open it, then walk
if path[i+1].type == "O" then
-- Check if door is already open
local node = minetest.get_node(path[i+1].pos)
if npc.actions.get_openable_node_state(node) == npc.actions.door_state.CLOSED then
-- Stop to open door, this avoids misplaced movements later on
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.stand, {self = self})
-- Open door
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.use_door, {self=self, pos=path[i+1].pos, action=npc.actions.door_action.OPEN})
end
end
-- Add walk action to action queue
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.walk_step, {self = self, dir = dir})
if action == npc.actions.const.sittable.SIT then
-- Calculate position depending on bench
-- For cottages bench (code taken from Sokomine's cottages mod):
local p2 = {x=pos.x, y=pos.y, z=pos.z};
if not( node ) or node.param2 == 0 then
p2.z = p2.z+0.3;
elseif node.param2 == 1 then
p2.x = p2.x+0.3;
elseif node.param2 == 2 then
p2.z = p2.z-0.3;
elseif node.param2 == 3 then
p2.x = p2.x-0.3;
end
end
end
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Path-finding code
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- This is the limit to search for a path based on the goal node.
-- If the path finder code goes beyond this limit in nodes away
-- on the x or z plane, it will stop looking for a path
npc.actions.PATH_DIFF_LIMIT = 125
-- Returns the opposite of a vector (scalar multiplication by -1)
local function vector_opposite(v)
return vector.multiply(v, -1)
end
-- Returns a unit direction vector based on the largest coordinate
local function get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(v)
if math.abs(v.x) > math.abs(v.z) then
return {x=(v.x/math.abs(v.x)) * -1, y=0, z=0}
elseif math.abs(v.z) > math.abs(v.x) then
return {x=0, y=0, z=(v.z/math.abs(v.z)) * -1}
elseif math.abs(v.x) == math.abs(v.z) then
return {x=(v.x/math.abs(v.x)) * -1, y=0, z=0}
-- For stairs (based on the above code):
local p2 = {x=pos.x, y=pos.y, z=pos.z};
if not( node ) or node.param2 == 0 then
p2.z = p2.z-0.2;
elseif node.param2 == 1 then
p2.x = p2.x-0.2;
elseif node.param2 == 2 then
p2.z = p2.z+0.2;
elseif node.param2 == 3 then
p2.x = p2.x+0.2;
end
-- Sit down on bench/chair/stairs
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.sit, {self=self, pos=p2})
-- Rotate to the correct position
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.rotate, {self=self, dir=node.param2 + 2 % 4})
else
-- Walk up from bed
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.walk_step, {self=self, dir=param2.param2 + 2 % 4})
-- Stand
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.stand, {self=self})
end
end
@ -379,184 +386,344 @@ function npc.actions.get_direction(v1, v2)
end
end
-- This function is used to determine if a node is walkable
-- or openable, in which case is good to use when finding a path
local function is_good_node(node)
-- Is openable is to support doors, fence gates and other
-- doors from other mods. Currently, default doors and gates
-- will be supported. Cottages doors should also be supported.
--minetest.log("Node name: "..dump(node.name))
local is_openable = false
local start_i,end_i = string.find(node.name, "doors:")
is_openable = start_i ~= nil
--minetest.log("Is node openable: "..dump(is_openable))
--minetest.log("Is node walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].walkable))
if not minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].walkable then
return "W"
elseif is_openable then
return "O"
-- This function can be used to make the NPC walk from one
-- position to another.
function npc.actions.walk_to_pos(self, end_pos)
local start_pos = self.object:getpos()
-- Find path
local path = pathfinder.find_path(start_pos, end_pos, 20)
if path ~= nil then
minetest.log("Found path to node: "..dump(end_pos))
-- Add a first step
--local dir = npc.actions.get_direction(start_pos, path[1].pos)
--minetest.log("Start_pos: "..dump(start_pos)..", First path step: "..dump(path[1].pos))
--minetest.log("Direction: "..dump(dir))
--npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.walk_step, {self = self, dir = dir})
-- Add subsequent steps
local door_opened = false
for i = 1, #path do
--minetest.log("Path: (i) "..dump(path[i])..": Path i+1 "..dump(path[i+1]))
-- Do not add an extra step
if (i+1) == #path then
-- Add direction to last node
local dir = npc.actions.get_direction(path[i].pos, end_pos)
-- Add stand animation at end
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.stand, {self = self})
-- Rotate to face the end node
npc.actions.rotate({self = self, dir = dir})
break
end
-- Get direction to move from path[i] to path[i+1]
local dir = npc.actions.get_direction(path[i].pos, path[i+1].pos)
-- Check if next node is a door, if it is, open it, then walk
if path[i+1].type == pathfinder.node_types.openable then
-- Check if door is already open
local node = minetest.get_node(path[i+1].pos)
if npc.actions.get_openable_node_state(node) == npc.actions.const.doors.state.CLOSED then
minetest.log("Opening action to open door")
-- Stop to open door, this avoids misplaced movements later on
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.stand, {self = self})
-- Open door
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.use_door, {self=self, pos=path[i+1].pos, action=npc.actions.const.doors.action.OPEN})
door_opened = true
end
end
-- Add walk action to action queue
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.walk_step, {self = self, dir = dir})
if door_opened then
-- Stop to close door, this avoids misplaced movements later on
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.stand, {self = self})
-- Close door
npc.add_action(self, npc.actions.use_door, {self=self, pos=path[i+1].pos, action=npc.actions.const.doors.action.CLOSE})
door_opened = false
end
end
else
return "N"
minetest.log("Unable to find path.")
end
end
-- Finds paths ignoring vertical obstacles
-- This function is recursive and attempts to move all the time on
-- the direction that will definetely lead to the end position.
local function find_path_recursive(start_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, last_dir, last_good_dir)
--minetest.log("Start pos: "..dump(start_pos))
-- Find difference. The purpose of this is to weigh movement, attempting
-- the largest difference first, or both if equal.
local diff = vector.subtract(start_pos, end_pos)
-- ATTENTION:
-- Old, deprecated, non-functional code below:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Path-finding code
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- This is the limit to search for a path based on the goal node.
-- If the path finder code goes beyond this limit in nodes away
-- on the x or z plane, it will stop looking for a path
-- npc.actions.PATH_DIFF_LIMIT = 125
--minetest.log("Difference: "..dump(diff))
-- -- Returns the opposite of a vector (scalar multiplication by -1)
-- local function vector_opposite(v)
-- return vector.multiply(v, -1)
-- end
-- End if difference is larger than max difference possible (limit)
if math.abs(diff.x) > npc.actions.PATH_DIFF_LIMIT
or math.abs(diff.z) > npc.actions.PATH_DIFF_LIMIT then
-- Cannot find feasable path
return nil
end
-- Determine direction to move
local dir_vector = get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(diff)
-- -- Returns a unit direction vector based on the largest coordinate
-- local function get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(v)
-- if math.abs(v.x) > math.abs(v.z) then
-- return {x=(v.x/math.abs(v.x)) * -1, y=0, z=0}
-- elseif math.abs(v.z) > math.abs(v.x) then
-- return {x=0, y=0, z=(v.z/math.abs(v.z)) * -1}
-- elseif math.abs(v.x) == math.abs(v.z) then
-- return {x=(v.x/math.abs(v.x)) * -1, y=0, z=(v.z/math.abs(v.z)) * -1}
-- end
-- end
--minetest.log("Direction vector: "..dump(dir_vector))
-- -- This function is used to determine if a node is walkable
-- -- or openable, in which case is good to use when finding a path
-- local function is_good_node(node)
-- -- Is openable is to support doors, fence gates and other
-- -- doors from other mods. Currently, default doors and gates
-- -- will be supported. Cottages doors should also be supported.
-- --minetest.log("Node name: "..dump(node.name))
-- local is_openable = false
-- local start_i,end_i = string.find(node.name, "doors:")
-- is_openable = start_i ~= nil
-- --minetest.log("Is node openable: "..dump(is_openable))
-- --minetest.log("Is node walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].walkable))
-- if not minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].walkable then
-- return "W"
-- elseif is_openable then
-- return "O"
-- else
-- return "N"
-- end
-- end
if last_good_dir ~= nil then
dir_vector = last_good_dir
end
-- -- Finds paths ignoring vertical obstacles
-- -- This function is recursive and attempts to move all the time on
-- -- the direction that will definetely lead to the end position.
-- local function find_path_recursive(start_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, last_dir, last_good_dir, last_good_try)
-- minetest.log("Start pos: "..dump(start_pos))
-- Get next position based on direction
local next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
-- -- Find difference. The purpose of this is to weigh movement, attempting
-- -- the largest difference first, or both if equal.
-- local diff = vector.subtract(start_pos, end_pos)
--minetest.log("Next pos: "..dump(next_pos))
-- minetest.log("Difference: "..dump(diff))
-- Check if next_pos is actually within one block from the
-- expected position. If so, finish
local diff_to_end = vector.subtract(next_pos, end_pos)
if math.abs(diff_to_end.x) < 1 and math.abs(diff_to_end.y) < 1 and math.abs(diff_to_end.z) < 1 then
--minetest.log("Diff to end: "..dump(diff_to_end))
table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type="E"})
minetest.log("Found path to end.")
return path_nodes
end
-- Check if movement is possible on the calculated direction
local next_node = minetest.get_node(next_pos)
-- If direction vector is opposite to the last dir, then do not attempt to walk into it
--minetest.log("Next node is walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable))
local attempted_to_go_opposite = false
if last_dir ~= nil and vector.equals(dir_vector, vector_opposite(last_dir)) then
attempted_to_go_opposite = true
--minetest.log("Last dir: "..dump(last_dir))
--minetest.log("Calculated dir vector is the opposite of last dir: "..dump(vector.equals(dir_vector, vector_opposite(last_dir))))
end
-- -- End if difference is larger than max difference possible (limit)
-- if math.abs(diff.x) > npc.actions.PATH_DIFF_LIMIT
-- or math.abs(diff.z) > npc.actions.PATH_DIFF_LIMIT then
-- minetest.log("Can't find feasable path.")
-- -- Cannot find feasable path
-- return nil
-- end
-- -- Determine direction to move
-- local dir_vector = get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(diff)
local node_type = is_good_node(next_node)
if node_type ~= "N" and (not attempted_to_go_opposite) then
table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type=node_type})
return find_path_recursive(next_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, nil, nil)
else
--minetest.log("------------ Second attempt ------------")
-- minetest.log("Direction vector: "..dump(dir_vector))
-- if last_dir ~= nil then
-- if last_good_try == 4
-- or (dir_vector.x ~= 0 and dir_vector.z ~=0)
-- -- Attention: Hacks below! The magic number 3 could be just extremely wrong.
-- -- This is a terrible hack based on experimentations :(
-- or (dir_vector.x ~= 0 and last_dir.x == 0 and math.abs(diff.x) > math.abs(diff.z) and math.abs(diff.z) < 3)
-- or (dir_vector.z ~= 0 and last_dir.z == 0 and math.abs(diff.z) > math.abs(diff.x) and math.abs(diff.x) < 3) then
-- if last_dir.x ~= 0 and diff.x ~= 0
-- or last_dir.z ~= 0 and diff.z ~= 0 then
-- minetest.log("Using last dir as direction vector: "..dump(last_dir))
-- dir_vector = last_dir
-- end
-- end
-- end
-- if last_good_dir ~= nil then
-- minetest.log("Using last good dir as direction vector: "..dump(last_good_dir))
-- dir_vector = last_good_dir
-- end
-- -- Get next position based on direction
-- local next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
-- minetest.log("Next pos: "..dump(next_pos))
-- -- Check if next_pos is actually within one block from the
-- -- expected position. If so, finish
-- local diff_to_end = vector.subtract(next_pos, end_pos)
-- if math.abs(diff_to_end.x) < 1 and math.abs(diff_to_end.y) < 1 and math.abs(diff_to_end.z) < 1 then
-- minetest.log("Diff to end: "..dump(diff_to_end))
-- table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type="E"})
-- minetest.log("Found path to end.")
-- return path_nodes
-- end
-- -- Check if movement is possible on the calculated direction
-- local next_node = minetest.get_node(next_pos)
-- -- If direction vector is opposite to the last dir, then do not attempt to walk into it
-- minetest.log("Next node is walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable))
-- local attempted_to_go_opposite = false
-- if last_dir ~= nil and vector.equals(dir_vector, vector_opposite(last_dir)) then
-- attempted_to_go_opposite = true
-- minetest.log("Last dir: "..dump(last_dir))
-- minetest.log("Calculated dir vector is the opposite of last dir: "..dump(vector.equals(dir_vector, vector_opposite(last_dir))))
-- end
-- local node_type = is_good_node(next_node)
-- if node_type ~= "N" and (not attempted_to_go_opposite) then
-- table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type=node_type})
-- return find_path_recursive(next_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, dir_vector, nil, 1)
-- else
-- minetest.log("------------ Second attempt ------------")
-- If not walkable, attempt turn into the other coordinate
-- Determine this coordinate based on what was the last calculated direction
-- that didn't needed correction (last good dir). If this doesn't exists (e.g.
-- there has been no correction for a while) then select the direction by
-- trying to shorten the distance between NPC and the end node.
-- -- If not walkable, attempt turn into the other coordinate
-- -- Determine this coordinate based on what was the last calculated direction
-- -- that didn't needed correction (last good dir). If this doesn't exists (e.g.
-- -- there has been no correction for a while) then select the direction by
-- -- trying to shorten the distance between NPC and the end node.
--minetest.log("Last known good dir: "..dump(last_good_dir))
local step = 0
if last_good_dir == nil then
-- Store the current direction vector as the last non-corrected
-- calculated direction
last_good_dir = dir_vector
-- Determine which direction to move
if dir_vector.x == 0 then
--minetest.log("Choosing x direction")
step = diff.x/math.abs(diff.x) * -1
if diff.x == 0 then
if last_dir ~= nil then
step = last_dir.x
else
-- Set a default step to avoid locks
step = 1
end
end
dir_vector = {x = step, y = 0, z = 0}
elseif dir_vector.z == 0 then
step = diff.z/math.abs(diff.z) * -1
if diff.z == 0 then
if last_dir ~= nil then
step = last_dir.z
else
-- Set a default step to avoid locks
step = 1
end
end
dir_vector = {x = 0, y = 0, z = step}
end
--minetest.log("Re-calculated dir vector: "..dump(dir_vector))
next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
else
dir_vector = last_good_dir
if dir_vector.x == 0 then
--minetest.log("Moving into x direction")
step = last_dir.x
elseif dir_vector.z == 0 then
--minetest.log("Moving into z direction")
step = last_dir.z
end
dir_vector = last_dir
next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
end
-- Check if new node is walkable
next_node = minetest.get_node(next_pos)
-- minetest.log("Last known good dir: "..dump(last_good_dir))
-- local step = 0
-- if last_good_dir == nil then
-- -- Store the current direction vector as the last non-corrected
-- -- calculated direction
-- last_good_dir = dir_vector
--minetest.log("Next node is walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable))
-- -- Determine which direction to move
-- if dir_vector.x == 0 then
-- minetest.log("Choosing x direction")
-- step = diff.x/math.abs(diff.x) * -1
-- if diff.x == 0 then
-- if last_dir ~= nil and last_dir.x ~= 0 then--and last_good_try == 2 then
-- step = last_dir.x
-- else
-- -- Set a default step to avoid locks
-- step = 1
-- end
-- end
-- dir_vector = {x = step, y = 0, z = 0}
-- elseif dir_vector.z == 0 then
-- step = diff.z/math.abs(diff.z) * -1
-- if diff.z == 0 then
-- if last_dir ~= nil and last_dir.z ~= 0 then -- and last_good_try == 2 then
-- step = last_dir.z
-- else
-- -- Set a default step to avoid locks
-- step = 1
-- end
-- end
-- dir_vector = {x = 0, y = 0, z = step}
-- end
-- minetest.log("Re-calculated dir vector: "..dump(dir_vector))
-- next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
-- else
-- dir_vector = last_good_dir
-- if dir_vector.x == 0 then
-- minetest.log("Moving into x direction")
-- step = last_dir.x
-- elseif dir_vector.z == 0 then
-- minetest.log("Moving into z direction")
-- step = last_dir.z
-- end
-- dir_vector = last_dir
-- next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
-- end
local node_type = is_good_node(next_node)
if node_type ~= "N" then
table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type=node_type})
return find_path_recursive(next_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, dir_vector, last_good_dir)
else
last_good_dir = dir_vector
--minetest.log("------------ Third attempt ------------")
-- -- Check if new node is walkable
-- next_node = minetest.get_node(next_pos)
-- If not walkable, then try the next node by finding the original
-- direction vector, then choosing the opposite of that.
if dir_vector.x ~= 0 then
--minetest.log("Move into opposite z dir")
dir_vector = get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(start_pos, diff)
vector.multiply(dir_vector, -1)
elseif dir_vector.z ~= 0 then
--minetest.log("Move into opposite x dir")
dir_vector = get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(start_pos, diff)
vector.multiply(dir_vector, -1)
end
--minetest.log("New direction: "..dump(dir_vector))
-- minetest.log("Next node is walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable))
next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
--minetest.log("New next_pos: "..dump(next_pos))
next_node = minetest.get_node(next_pos)
--minetest.log("Next node is walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable))
local node_type = is_good_node(next_node)
if node_type ~= "N" then
table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type=node_type})
return find_path_recursive(next_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, dir_vector, last_good_dir)
else
-- Try to return back, opposite of last dir. For now return nil as this code
-- is not good enough to work correctly.
return nil
end
end
end
-- local node_type = is_good_node(next_node)
-- if node_type ~= "N" then
-- table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type=node_type})
-- return find_path_recursive(next_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, dir_vector, last_good_dir, 2)
-- else
end
-- minetest.log("Last known good dir: "..dump(last_good_dir))
-- -- Only pick the second attempt's dir if it was actually good (meaning,
-- -- it could step on that dir)
-- if last_good_try == 2 then
-- last_good_dir = dir_vector
-- end
-- minetest.log("------------ Third attempt ------------")
-- Calls the recursive function to calculate the path
function npc.actions.find_path(start_pos, end_pos)
return find_path_recursive(start_pos, end_pos, {}, nil, nil)
end
-- -- If not walkable, then try the next node by finding the original
-- -- direction vector, then choosing the opposite of that.
-- minetest.log("Last dir: "..dump(last_dir))
-- minetest.log("Last good try: "..dump(last_good_try))
-- minetest.log("Last attempted direction: "..dump(dir_vector))
-- if vector.equals(last_good_dir, last_dir) then
-- -- Go opposite the direction of second attempt
-- minetest.log("Moving opposite of last attempted")
-- dir_vector = vector.multiply(dir_vector, -1)
-- else
-- minetest.log("Moving opposite of last good dir")
-- dir_vector = vector.multiply(last_good_dir, -1)
-- last_good_dir = last_dir
-- end
-- -- if last_good_try > 1 or vector.equals(last_good_dir, last_dir) then
-- -- if dir_vector.x ~= 0 then
-- -- minetest.log("Move into opposite z dir")
-- -- dir_vector = get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(diff)
-- -- dir_vector = vector.multiply(dir_vector, -1)
-- -- elseif dir_vector.z ~= 0 then
-- -- minetest.log("Move into opposite x dir")
-- -- dir_vector = get_unit_dir_vector_based_on_diff(diff)
-- -- dir_vector = vector.multiply(dir_vector, -1)
-- -- end
-- -- else
-- -- minetest.log("Stuck in corner, try to move out of corner")
-- -- dir_vector = vector.multiply(last_good_dir, -1)
-- -- last_good_dir = last_dir
-- -- end
-- minetest.log("New direction: "..dump(dir_vector))
-- minetest.log("New last good dir: "..dump(last_good_dir))
-- next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
-- minetest.log("New next_pos: "..dump(next_pos))
-- next_node = minetest.get_node(next_pos)
-- minetest.log("Next node is walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable))
-- local node_type = is_good_node(next_node)
-- if node_type ~= "N" then
-- table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type=node_type})
-- return find_path_recursive(next_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, dir_vector, last_good_dir, 3)
-- else
-- -- Move into the opposite of last good dir
-- minetest.log("------------ Fourth attempt ------------")
-- minetest.log("Last known good dir: "..dump(old_last_good_dir))
-- local old_dir_vector = dir_vector
-- -- If not walkable, then try moving into the opposite of last good dir
-- dir_vector = vector.multiply(last_good_dir, -1)
-- minetest.log("New direction: "..dump(dir_vector))
-- next_pos = vector.add(start_pos, dir_vector)
-- minetest.log("New next_pos: "..dump(next_pos))
-- next_node = minetest.get_node(next_pos)
-- minetest.log("Next node is walkable: "..dump(not minetest.registered_nodes[next_node.name].walkable))
-- local node_type = is_good_node(next_node)
-- if node_type ~= "N" then
-- table.insert(path_nodes, {pos=next_pos, type=node_type})
-- return find_path_recursive(next_pos, end_pos, path_nodes, dir_vector, old_dir_vector, 4)
-- else
-- minetest.log("Attempted to rotate 4 times, can't do anything else")
-- return nil
-- end
-- end
-- end
-- end
-- end
-- -- Calls the recursive function to calculate the path
-- function npc.actions.find_path(start_pos, end_pos)
-- return find_path_recursive(start_pos, end_pos, {}, nil, nil, 0)
-- end

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-- Pathfinding code by Zorman2000
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Pathfinding functionality
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- This class contains functions that allows to map the 3D map of Minetest into
-- a 2D array (basically by ignoring the y coordinate for the moment being) in order
-- to use the A* pathfinding algorithm to find the shortest path from one node to
-- another. The A* algorithm implementation is in the external Jumper LUA library,
-- by Roland Yonaba (https://github.com/Yonaba/Jumper).
-- Mapping algorithm: transforms a Minetest map surface to a 2d grid.
local path = minetest.get_modpath("advanced_npc")
-- Below code for require is taken and slightly modified
-- from irc mod by Diego Martinez (kaeza)
-- https://github.com/minetest-mods/irc
-- Handle mod security if needed
local ie, req_ie = _G, minetest.request_insecure_environment
if req_ie then ie = req_ie() end
if not ie then
error("The Advances NPC mod requires access to insecure functions in "..
"order to work. Please add the Advanced NPC mod to the "..
"secure.trusted_mods setting or disable the mod.")
end
-- Modify package path so that it can find the Jumper library files
ie.package.path =
path .. "/Jumper/?.lua;"..
ie.package.path
-- Require the main files from Jumper
local Grid = ie.require("jumper.grid")
local Pathfinder = ie.require("jumper.pathfinder")
pathfinder = {}
pathfinder.node_types = {
start = 0,
goal = 1,
walkable = 2,
openable = 3,
non_walkable = 4
}
pathfinder.nodes = {
openable_prefix = {
"doors:",
"cottages:gate",
"cottages:half_door"
}
}
-- This function uses the mapping functions and the A* algorithm implementation
-- of the Jumper library to find a path from start_pos to end_pos. The range is
-- an extra amount of nodes to search in both the x and z coordinates.
function pathfinder.find_path(start_pos, end_pos, range)
-- Map the Minetest area to a 2D array
local map = pathfinder.create_map(start_pos, end_pos, range, {})
-- Find start and end positions
local pos = pathfinder.find_start_and_end_pos(map)
-- Normalize the map
local normalized_map = pathfinder.normalize_map(map)
-- Create pathfinder object
local grid_object = Grid(normalized_map)
-- Define what is a walkable node
local walkable = 0
-- Pathfinder object using A* algorithm
local finder = Pathfinder(grid_object, 'ASTAR', walkable)
-- Set orthogonal mode meaning it will not move in diagonal directions
finder:setMode("ORTHOGONAL")
-- Calculates the path, and its length
local path = finder:getPath(pos.start_pos.x, pos.start_pos.z, pos.end_pos.x, pos.end_pos.z)
--minetest.log("Found path: "..dump(path))
-- Pretty-printing the results
if path then
return pathfinder.get_path(map, path:nodes())
end
end
-- This function is used to determine if a node is walkable
-- or openable, in which case is good to use when finding a path
local function is_good_node(node, exceptions)
-- Is openable is to support doors, fence gates and other
-- doors from other mods. Currently, default doors, gates
-- and cottages doors are supported.
local is_openable = false
for _,node_prefix in pairs(pathfinder.nodes.openable_prefix) do
local start_i,end_i = string.find(node.name, node_prefix)
if start_i ~= nil then
is_openable = true
break
end
end
if not minetest.registered_nodes[node.name].walkable then
return pathfinder.node_types.walkable
elseif is_openable then
return pathfinder.node_types.openable
else
for i = 1, #exceptions do
if node.name == exceptions[i] then
return pathfinder.node_types.walkable
end
end
return pathfinder.node_types.non_walkable
end
end
function pathfinder.create_map(start_pos, end_pos, extra_range, walkables)
-- Unused, will not use voxel areas for now
--local c_air = minetest.get_content_id("air")
minetest.log("Start pos: "..dump(start_pos))
minetest.log("End pos: "..dump(end_pos))
-- Calculate all signs to ensure:
-- 1. Correct area calculation
-- 2. Iterate in the correct direction
local start_x_sign = (start_pos.x - end_pos.x) / math.abs(start_pos.x - end_pos.x)
local start_z_sign = (start_pos.z - end_pos.z) / math.abs(start_pos.z - end_pos.z)
local end_x_sign = (end_pos.x - start_pos.x) / math.abs(end_pos.x - start_pos.x)
local end_z_sign = (end_pos.z - start_pos.z) / math.abs(end_pos.z - start_pos.z)
--minetest.log("Start x sign: "..dump(start_x_sign)..", end x sign: "..dump(end_x_sign))
--minetest.log("End z sign: "..dump(start_z_sign)..", end z sign: "..dump(end_z_sign))
-- Get starting and ending positions, adding the extra nodes to the area
local pos1 = {x=start_pos.x + (extra_range * start_x_sign), y = start_pos.y - 1, z=start_pos.z + (extra_range * start_z_sign)}
local pos2 = {x=end_pos.x + (extra_range * end_x_sign), y = end_pos.y, z=end_pos.z + (extra_range * end_z_sign)}
--minetest.log("Pos 1: "..dump(pos1))
--minetest.log("Pos 2: "..dump(pos2))
-- Get Voxel Area - Not used for the moment
-- local vm = minetest.get_voxel_manip()
-- local emin, emax = vm:read_from_map(pos1, pos2)
-- local area = VoxelArea:new({MinEdge=emin, MaxEdge=emax})
-- local data = vm:get_data()
local grid = {}
-- Loop through the area and classify nodes
for z = 1, math.abs(pos1.z - pos2.z) do
local current_row = {}
for x = 1, math.abs(pos1.x - pos2.x) do
-- Calculate current position
local current_pos = {x=pos1.x + (x*end_x_sign), y=pos1.y, z=pos1.z + (z*end_z_sign)}
-- Check if this is the starting position
if current_pos.x == start_pos.x and current_pos.z == start_pos.z then
-- Is start position
table.insert(current_row, {pos=current_pos, type=pathfinder.node_types.start})
elseif current_pos.x == end_pos.x and current_pos.z == end_pos.z then
-- Is ending position or goal position
table.insert(current_row, {pos=current_pos, type=pathfinder.node_types.goal})
else
-- Check if node is walkable
local node = minetest.get_node(current_pos)
if node.name == "default:air" then
-- If air do no more checks
table.insert(current_row, {pos=current_pos, type=pathfinder.node_types.walkable})
else
-- Check if it is of a walkable or openable type
table.insert(current_row, {pos=current_pos, type=is_good_node(node, walkables)})
end
end
end
-- Insert the converted row into the grid
table.insert(grid, current_row)
end
return grid
end
-- Utility function to print the created map to the console.
-- Used for debug.
local function print_map(map)
for z,row in pairs(map) do
local row_string = "["
for x,node in pairs(row) do
if node.type == 2 then
row_string = row_string.."- "
else
row_string = row_string..node.type.." "
end
-- Use the following if the coordinates are also needed
--row_string = row_string..node.type..": {"..node.pos.x..", "..node.pos.y..", "..node.pos.z.."}, "
end
row_string = row_string.."]"
print(row_string)
end
end
-- This function find the starting and ending points in the
-- map representation, and returns the coordinates in the map
-- for the pathfinding algorithm to use
function pathfinder.find_start_and_end_pos(map)
-- This is for debug
--print_map(map)
local result = {}
for z,row in pairs(map) do
for x,node in pairs(row) do
if node.type == pathfinder.node_types.start then
--minetest.log("Start node: "..dump(node))
result["start_pos"] = {x=x, z=z}
elseif node.type == pathfinder.node_types.goal then
--minetest.log("End node: "..dump(node))
result["end_pos"] = {x=x, z=z}
end
end
end
minetest.log("Found start and end positions: "..dump(result))
return result
end
-- This function transforms the grid into binary values
-- (0 walkable, 1 non-walkable) for the pathfinding algorithm.
function pathfinder.normalize_map(map)
local result = {}
for _,row in pairs(map) do
local result_row = {}
for _,node in pairs(row) do
if node.type ~= pathfinder.node_types.non_walkable then
table.insert(result_row, 0)
else
table.insert(result_row, 1)
end
end
table.insert(result, result_row)
end
return result
end
-- This function returns an array of tables with to parameters: type and pos.
-- The position parameter is the actual coordinate on the Minetest map. The
-- type is the type of the node at the coordinate defined as pathfinder.node_types.
function pathfinder.get_path(map, path_nodes)
local result = {}
for node, count in path_nodes do
table.insert(result, map[node:getY()][node:getX()])
-- For debug
--minetest.log("Node: "..dump(map[node:getY()][node:getX()]))
--print(('Step: %d - x: %d - y: %d'):format(count, node:getX(), node:getY()))
end
return result
end

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@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ npc.places.nodes = {
"beds:bed_bottom",
"beds:fancy_bed_bottom"
},
CHAIRS = {
SITTABLE = {
"cottages:bench"
},
CHESTS = {