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  • New Features

    • Combat Enhancements: Attack calculations now factor in weapon-specific bonuses for both melee and ranged engagements, delivering a more dynamic and balanced combat experience.
    • Improved Equipment Handling: A new equipment initialization system allows for more flexible handling of weapon properties and quality, enhancing overall performance during gameplay.
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    • Updated GitHub Actions workflow to enhance error handling and streamline the processing of changed files in pull requests.

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The pull request updates the combat mechanics and equipment initialization, nyan. The scripts/scr_marine_struct/scr_marine_struct.gml file now refines the melee and ranged attack functions to include weapon stat bonuses via a new static function, get_weapon_stat_bonus, nyan. The scripts/scr_weapon/scr_weapon.gml file introduces a new equipment_struct constructor to dynamically initialize equipment items with proper quality adjustments, nyan. The GitHub Actions workflow in .github/workflows/gobo_format.yml has also been enhanced for better file processing and error handling, nyan.

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File Change Summary
scripts/…/scr_marine_struct.gml Updated melee_attack and ranged_attack functions to incorporate weapon stat bonuses; added static get_weapon_stat_bonus in TTRPG_stats; refined weapon selection, nyan.
scripts/…/scr_weapon.gml Introduced equipment_struct function for creating equipment items; initializes properties and quality with dynamic logic and contains commented-out artifact logic, nyan.
.github/…/gobo_format.yml Enhanced GitHub Actions workflow to filter changed .gml files and improve error handling for formatting checks, nyan.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant M as Marine
    participant A as Attack Function
    participant GS as get_weapon_stat_bonus
    M->>A: Call melee_attack / ranged_attack
    A->>GS: Calculate weapon stat bonus
    GS-->>A: Return bonus value
    A-->>M: Return modified attack result
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sequenceDiagram
    participant S as System
    participant ES as equipment_struct
    S->>ES: Provide item_data, core_type, quality
    ES-->>S: Return initialized equipment item
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Marine and weapon dances spark in the night, nyan
Attacks and bonuses weave a tale anew, nyan
Equipment crafted with care, just for you, nyan
A playful update in every byte, meow nyan!


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scripts/scr_weapon/scr_weapon.gml (1)

2553-2594: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Let's clean up the commented code, nyan!

The commented-out code contains valuable logic for weapon modifications and vehicle upgrades, but keeping it as comments isn't ideal, nyan! Consider either:

  1. Implementing the features properly if they're needed
  2. Removing the comments if they're no longer relevant
  3. Moving the logic to a separate design document if it's for future reference

If you want to keep this logic, I can help create a new issue to track the implementation of these features, nyan! Would you like me to do that?

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scripts/scr_marine_struct/scr_marine_struct.gml (2)

1250-1252: Consider caching weapon stat bonuses for better performance, nyan!

The code calculates stat bonuses for both weapons separately. We could optimize this by storing the results in variables, nyan!

-ranged_att += get_weapon_stat_bonus(_wep1) + get_weapon_stat_bonus(_wep2);
+var wep1_bonus = get_weapon_stat_bonus(_wep1);
+var wep2_bonus = get_weapon_stat_bonus(_wep2);
+ranged_att += wep1_bonus + wep2_bonus;

1413-1417: Consider keeping detailed explanations for debugging purposes, nyan!

The explanation strings have been simplified, which might make debugging harder, nyan! Consider keeping the detailed breakdowns but making them conditional based on a debug flag, nyan!

-var explanation_string = "1";
+var explanation_string = "";
+if (global.debug_mode) {
+  explanation_string += "  Base: +10%#";
+  explanation_string += string_concat("  WSxSTR: ", format_number_with_sign(round((((weapon_skill/100)*(strength/20))-1)*100)), "%#");
+  explanation_string += string_concat("  EXP: ", format_number_with_sign(round((experience()/1000)*100)), "%#");
+} else {
+  explanation_string = "1";
+}
scripts/scr_weapon/scr_weapon.gml (1)

2530-2552: Let's make the equipment constructor even better, nyan!

The constructor is well-structured, but here are some suggestions to enhance it further:

  1. Consider using a 2D array to combine names and defaults for better maintainability, nyan!
  2. The quality parameter's default value could be more explicit as "standard" instead of "none", nyan!
  3. The special handling of stat_scaling could be moved to a separate function for better clarity, nyan!

Here's how you could refactor it:

-function equipment_struct(item_data, core_type,quality="none") constructor{ 
+function equipment_struct(item_data, core_type, quality="standard") constructor{ 
     //This could be done with 2d arrays [[],[]]
-    var names = ["hp_mod", "description","damage_resistance_mod", "ranged_mod", "melee_mod","armour_value" ,"attack","melee_hands","ranged_hands","ammo","range","spli","arp","special_description", "special_properties", "abbreviation","tags","name","second_profiles","req_exp", "stat_scaling"];
-    var defaults = [0,"",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"",[],"",[],"",[],0, 0];
+    var properties = [
+        ["hp_mod", 0],
+        ["description", ""],
+        ["damage_resistance_mod", 0],
+        // ... rest of the properties
+        ["stat_scaling", 0]
+    ];
     type = core_type;
-    for (var i=0;i<array_length(names);i++){
-        if (struct_exists(item_data,names[i])){
-            self[$names[i]] = item_data[$names[i]];
-            if (quality!="none" && names[i] != "stat_scaling"){
-                if (is_struct(self[$names[i]])){
-                    if (struct_exists(self[$names[i]],quality)){
-                        self[$names[i]]=self[$names[i]][$quality];
-                    } else {
-                        self[$names[i]]=self[$names[i]].standard;
-                    }
+    for (var i = 0; i < array_length(properties); i++) {
+        var prop_name = properties[i][0];
+        var default_value = properties[i][1];
+        
+        if (struct_exists(item_data, prop_name)) {
+            self[$prop_name] = item_data[$prop_name];
+            if (prop_name != "stat_scaling") {
+                self[$prop_name] = _apply_quality_modifier(self[$prop_name], quality);
             }            
         } else {
-            self[$names[i]]=defaults[i];
+            self[$prop_name] = default_value;
         }
     }
-    variable_struct_set(self, "quality", quality=="none"?"standard":quality);
+    self.quality = quality;
+}
+
+/// @function _apply_quality_modifier(value, quality)
+function _apply_quality_modifier(value, quality) {
+    if (!is_struct(value)) return value;
+    return struct_exists(value, quality) ? value[$quality] : value.standard;
}
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scripts/scr_weapon/scr_weapon.gml (1)

87-90: Nice addition of stat scaling to the Chainsword, nyan!

The scaling values look well-balanced, with dexterity having a higher multiplier (1.4) than strength (1.2), which makes sense for a Chainsword's swift and precise attacks, nyan!

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static get_weapon_stat_bonus = function(_weapon) {
var _total_bonus = 0;
if (_weapon.stat_scaling != 0) {
var _stats = struct_get_names(_weapon.stat_scaling);
for (var i = 0; i < array_length(stats); i++) {
var _stat_name = stats[i];
var _stat_value = variable_struct_get(self, stat_name);
if (stat_value != 0) {
_total_bonus += variable_struct_get(_weapon.stat_scaling, stat_name) * stat_value;
}
}
}
return _total_bonus;
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix variable name inconsistencies to prevent runtime errors, nyan!

There are mismatches in variable names that would cause runtime errors, nyan! The stats array is used but never defined, and stat_name/stat_value are used incorrectly, nyan!

 static get_weapon_stat_bonus = function(_weapon) {
     var _total_bonus = 0;
     if (_weapon.stat_scaling != 0) {
-        var _stats = struct_get_names(_weapon.stat_scaling);
-        for (var i = 0; i < array_length(stats); i++) {
-            var _stat_name = stats[i];
-            var _stat_value = variable_struct_get(self, stat_name);
-            if (stat_value != 0) {
-                _total_bonus += variable_struct_get(_weapon.stat_scaling, stat_name) * stat_value;
+        var _stats = struct_get_names(_weapon.stat_scaling);
+        for (var i = 0; i < array_length(_stats); i++) {
+            var _stat_name = _stats[i];
+            var _stat_value = variable_struct_get(self, _stat_name);
+            if (_stat_value != 0) {
+                _total_bonus += variable_struct_get(_weapon.stat_scaling, _stat_name) * _stat_value;
             }
         }
     }
     return _total_bonus;
 }
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static get_weapon_stat_bonus = function(_weapon) {
var _total_bonus = 0;
if (_weapon.stat_scaling != 0) {
var _stats = struct_get_names(_weapon.stat_scaling);
for (var i = 0; i < array_length(stats); i++) {
var _stat_name = stats[i];
var _stat_value = variable_struct_get(self, stat_name);
if (stat_value != 0) {
_total_bonus += variable_struct_get(_weapon.stat_scaling, stat_name) * stat_value;
}
}
}
return _total_bonus;
}
static get_weapon_stat_bonus = function(_weapon) {
var _total_bonus = 0;
if (_weapon.stat_scaling != 0) {
var _stats = struct_get_names(_weapon.stat_scaling);
for (var i = 0; i < array_length(_stats); i++) {
var _stat_name = _stats[i];
var _stat_value = variable_struct_get(self, _stat_name);
if (_stat_value != 0) {
_total_bonus += variable_struct_get(_weapon.stat_scaling, _stat_name) * _stat_value;
}
}
}
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The CI pipeline error indicates that .github/workflows/gobo_format.yml is not a .gml file. Since this file is intended to be a GitHub Actions workflow configuration, please update the pipeline settings to exclude non-.gml files from formatting checks, nyan.

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43-44: Consider edge case handling for filenames in the changed files list, nyan!
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53-57: Great job splitting the changed files string into an array, nyan!
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53-57: Splitting Changed Files into an Array
Using IFS=' ' read -r -a files <<< "$changed_files" works well in converting the space-separated list into an array, nyan! However, if there's any possibility that a file name might contain spaces (even though it's unlikely for .gml files), you might want to consider a more robust delimiter, nyan.


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43-44: Improved Changed Files Filtering
The new command pipeline to list only .gml files using grep -E '.*\.gml$' and then collapsing them into a space-separated string with paste -s -d' ' is clear and efficient, nyan! Just make sure to monitor for any edge cases with unexpected file names, nyan.


71-77: Enhanced Formatting Error Feedback
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43-45: Extraction of Changed .gml Files is Clear, nyan!
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70-83: Formatting Check Block Works Well, nyan!
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43-44: Changed Files Extraction Logic is Neat, nyan!

The new approach to extract .gml files using git diff, grep, and paste is straightforward and works well for our formatting purposes, nyan! However, please double-check that filenames containing spaces are handled correctly or that such cases are unlikely, nyan.


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53-57: Array Splitting for Changed Files is Purr-fect, nyan!

The splitting of the changed files string into an array and iterating over it using a for loop is clean and effective, nyan! Great job ensuring each file gets formatted individually, nyan.


71-78: Enhanced Formatting Error Handling is Adorable, nyan!

The updated error handling block that checks for formatting discrepancies and clearly lists the problematic files is a very nice improvement to the workflow, nyan! This will make troubleshooting much easier, nyan.

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43-44: Extraction Command Robustness Improvement: The command for extracting .gml files is concise and works fine for standard cases, nyan. However, filenames with spaces might not be properly handled by using paste -s -d' ', nyan. Consider using newline separation (for example, piping through tr '\n' ' ' or using readarray to directly capture newline-separated entries) for improved robustness, nyan.


53-55: Array Splitting Enhancement: Using IFS=' ' to split the space-separated string into an array is functional for simple filenames, nyan. However, if any filename contains spaces, this might lead to issues, nyan. You might consider using readarray -t files <<< "$changed_files" to split on newlines instead, nyan.


57-57: For Loop and Formatter Invocation Check: The for-loop that iterates over each file is simple and clear, nyan. It could be beneficial to include error handling in case the ./gobo formatter command fails for a specific file, nyan, which would assist in pinpointing issues faster, nyan.


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echo "Checking for formatting changes..."
git diff --exit-code || exit 1
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
failed_files=$(cat failed_files.txt)
if [ -z "$failed_files" ]; then
echo "No specific failed files identified."
else
echo -e "\n⚠️ Formatting failed for the following files:\n"
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Revise Formatting Change Check Logic: The error handling block here has a logical flaw, nyan. The use of git diff --exit-code || exit 1 causes an immediate exit if formatting issues are found, making the subsequent block that prints out detailed information (like listing failed_files) unreachable, nyan. I recommend removing the || exit 1 and restructuring the conditional to properly capture the non-zero exit status from git diff, nyan. For example:

-          echo "Checking for formatting changes..."
-          git diff --exit-code || exit 1
-          if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
-            failed_files=$(cat failed_files.txt)
-            if [ -z "$failed_files" ]; then
-              echo "No specific failed files identified."
-            else
-              echo -e "\n⚠️  Formatting failed for the following files:\n"
-              echo -e "```\n$failed_files\n```"
-            fi
-            exit 1
-          else
-            echo "🎉 All formatting checks passed successfully!"
-          fi
+          echo "Checking for formatting changes..."
+          if ! git diff --exit-code; then
+            failed_files=$(cat failed_files.txt)
+            if [ -z "$failed_files" ]; then
+              echo "No specific failed files identified."
+            else
+              echo -e "\n⚠️  Formatting failed for the following files:\n"
+              echo -e "```\n$failed_files\n```"
+            fi
+            exit 1
+          else
+            echo "🎉 All formatting checks passed successfully!"
+          fi

This change will ensure that detailed error messages are provided when formatting issues occur, nyan.

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46-46: Trailing spaces need to vanish, nyan!
Please remove the trailing spaces on this line to comply with YAML lint guidelines and keep the file tidy, nyan.

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43-44: Efficient extraction of changed .gml files, nyan!
The use of git diff piped through grep and formatted with paste creates a focused list of changed .gml files that will be processed by the formatter, which is perfect for the new weapon feature changes, nyan.


71-78: Improved error handling for formatting checks, nyan!
The updated conditional using if ! git diff --quiet --exit-code; then cleanly captures any formatting discrepancies and provides detailed error messaging, nicely addressing previous concerns, nyan.

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