feat(game): refactor ball state and turn handling

* Replace `valid_end` with `is_foul` for invalid ball sinks
* Rename and centralize ball state tracking
* Add ball finalization and win-condition hooks
* Update turn switching to retain the player after valid sinks
* Apply negative points to reaped balls
* Add active-player indicator to the camera UI
* Emit active-player updates when the turn changes
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2026-08-12 22:14:03 -05:00
parent 09369d3dd4
commit c95cc511e6
9 changed files with 166 additions and 77 deletions

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@@ -4,34 +4,34 @@ class_name BaseMode extends Node
# these signals to handle game related rules regarding ball sinks.
var turn_count: int = 1
var player_1_points: int = 0
var player_2_points: int = 0
var turn_count: int = 1
var player_1_points: int = 0
var player_2_points: int = 0
# NOTE: Kinda a super tracker of balls. Not all entries
# generated are used depending on the game type.
var ball_state: Dictionary = {}
var ball_states: Dictionary = {}
# NOTE: Used to track handoff logic and is cleared after eah switch accordingly.
var balls_sunk: Array = []
var balls_reaped: Array = []
var balls_sunk: Array = []
var balls_reaped: Array = []
# NOTE: Kinda a super tracker of the state of a ball.
# Not all entries are used depending on the game type.
var BALL_STATE: Dictionary = {
"turn": 0,
"player": "",
"sunk": false,
"reaped": false,
"valid_end": true,
"points": 0,
var BALL_STATE: Dictionary = {
"turn": 0,
"player": "",
"sunk": false,
"reaped": false,
"is_foul": false,
"points": 0,
}
func _init() -> void:
pass
func generate_ball_state() -> Dictionary:
func generate_ball_states() -> Dictionary:
var state := {}
for i: int in range(1, 16):
@@ -41,8 +41,19 @@ func generate_ball_state() -> Dictionary:
return state
func ball_states_finalized() -> bool:
for ball_state in ball_states.values():
if ball_state["reaped"] or ball_state["sunk"]:
continue
func which_player() -> String:
return false
return true
func process_win_condition() -> void:
assert(false, "This method needs to be overridden...")
func get_player() -> String:
return \
"Player 1" \
if \
@@ -53,16 +64,16 @@ func which_player() -> String:
func reap_ball(ball: Node3D) -> void:
balls_reaped.append(ball.name)
ball_state[ball.name]["turn"] = turn_count
ball_state[ball.name]["player"] = which_player()
ball_state[ball.name]["reaped"] = not ball_state[ball.name]["reaped"]
ball_states[ball.name]["turn"] = turn_count
ball_states[ball.name]["player"] = get_player()
ball_states[ball.name]["reaped"] = true
func process_ball(ball: Node3D) -> void:
balls_sunk.append(ball.name)
ball_state[ball.name]["turn"] = turn_count
ball_state[ball.name]["player"] = which_player()
ball_state[ball.name]["sunk"] = not ball_state[ball.name]["sunk"]
ball_states[ball.name]["turn"] = turn_count
ball_states[ball.name]["player"] = get_player()
ball_states[ball.name]["sunk"] = true
func handle_switch_user() -> void:
assert(false, "This method needs to be overridden...")