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#1
5th Oct 2021 at 2:04 PM
Last edited by echoweaver : 5th Oct 2021 at 10:24 PM.
5th Oct 2021 at 2:04 PM
Last edited by echoweaver : 5th Oct 2021 at 10:24 PM.
Sending pets to a rabbithole
I've added an interaction to allow a human to take a wounded cat or dog to the "vet" (i.e. Hospital rabbithole) to treat the wound moodlets. But I can't get the pet to enter the rabbithole. I've used VisitRabbitHoleWith. I've created a custom RabbittHoleInteraction and added the pet as a follower. There's a VisitRabbitHoleWithPet interaction, but that is specific to Opportunities -- maybe the BestInShow opportunity, which involves a human taking their pet to a pet show in the Stadium, except I've been told that the pet doesn't enter the rabbithole THEN either.
Has anyone tried this? I know there isn't a lot of modding going on with pets
Alternately, can anyone think of a game interaction that involves a cat or dog entering a rabbithole that works? Horses enter the Equestrian Center, but the code for this is pretty specific to RidingPosture or LeadingPosture, so I haven't been able to tease out much from that.
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#2
5th Oct 2021 at 8:01 PM
5th Oct 2021 at 8:01 PM
Maybe an odd question 
but when you say 'not going in' do you mean the sim is dropping the pet and then goes in? or does the it cancel alltogether the interaction? I'm actually asking because i'm wondering if at least 'RouteNearEntranceAndIntoBuilding(bool canUseCar, Route.RouteMetaType routeMetaType)' is being fired to make your life easier :p
Looking at the source code though, if I look at the RabbitHoleInteraction interaction's source code, it really seems to only focus on followers or horses. (or just one sim of course :p) and the posture as how the sim is going into the rabbit hole (primarily because of the horse)
If I were you, i'd actually override the Run() function but do this:
Now if you take this approach, you also will have to manually make an exit exception:
And voila!
Now i'm just Speculating that this code worksSo if it doesn't work of some null references appear (or the game explodes on you) feel free to let me know! I also just re-wrote a bit of the Routing code the rabbit hole comes with, just so it accepts pets!
but when you say 'not going in' do you mean the sim is dropping the pet and then goes in? or does the it cancel alltogether the interaction? I'm actually asking because i'm wondering if at least 'RouteNearEntranceAndIntoBuilding(bool canUseCar, Route.RouteMetaType routeMetaType)' is being fired to make your life easier :pLooking at the source code though, if I look at the RabbitHoleInteraction interaction's source code, it really seems to only focus on followers or horses. (or just one sim of course :p) and the posture as how the sim is going into the rabbit hole (primarily because of the horse)
If I were you, i'd actually override the Run() function but do this:
Code:
public override Run()
{
//Pick up pet at all cost!
ForceSocial(base.Actor, PetOfSim, "Pick Up Pet", base.Priority, false, false, false)
if (base.Target.EnterSlots.Count != 0 && base.Target.ExitSlots.Count != 0)
{
List<Sim> list = new List<Sim>();
CarryingPetPosture carryingPetPosture = a.Posture as CarryingPetPosture;
if (carryingPetPosture != null)
{
list.Add(carryingPetPosture .CarriedPet);
}
}
int NumSuccess = 0;
int NumFail = 0;
bool flag = false;
Sim sim = null;
Route route;
route = a.CreateRoute();
int num = kRouteAttemptsToEnterRabbitHole;
Slot slot = Slot.None;
// if num stays 1 or lower, then the while loop will be fine, otherwise it will break out as no route could be successfully be planned.
while (num > 0 && !flag)
{
num--;
try
{
base.Target.ActiveEntryRoutes.Add(route);
route.SetRouteMetaType(routeMetaType);
foreach (Slot enterSlot in RabbitHoleProxy.EnterSlots)
{
route.AddObjectToIgnoreForRoute(base.Target.SlotToSlotInfo[enterSlot].Footprint.ObjectId);
}
route.PlanToSlot(RabbitHoleProxy, RabbitHoleProxy.EnterSlots.ToArray();
if (!route.PlanResult.Succeeded())
{
// For when a route couldn't be successfully be planned.
return false;
}
slot = (Slot)route.PlanResult.mDestSlotNameHash;
flag = base.Target.RouteOutside(base.Actor, null, slot, false, true, false, false);
if (!flag && num > 0)
{
if (IntroTutorial.TutorialSim != a)
{
base.Actor.RemoveExitReason(ExitReason.RouteFailed);
if (!base.Actor.HasExitReason(ExitReason.Default))
{
base.Actor.LoopIdle();
float @float = RandomUtil.GetFloat(base.Target.kMinSimMinutesToSleepOnFailedRouteAttempt, base.Target.kMaxSimMinutesToSleepOnFailedRouteAttempt);
Simulator.Sleep((uint)SimClock.ConvertToTicks(@float, TimeUnit.Minutes));
}
}
break;
}
}
finally
{
base.Target.ActiveEntryRoutes.Remove(route);
}
}
if ((a.ExitReason & ExitReason.HigherPriorityNext) == ExitReason.None && (a.ExitReason & ExitReason.UserCanceled) == ExitReason.None)
{
if (flag)
{
NumSuccess++;
}
else
{
NumFail++;
}
}
Slot slotToUse = RandomUtil.GetRandomObjectFromList(base.Target.EnterSlots);
Route routeInsideRabbitHole;
routeInsideRabbitHole = base.Actor.CreateRoute();
// If you're having some issues getting it to work, uncomment this:
routeInsideRabbitHole.ExecutionFromNonSimTaskIsSafe = true;
base.Target.ActiveEntryRoutes.Add(routeInsideRabbitHole);
routeInsideRabbitHole.SetRouteMetaType(routeMetaType);
foreach (Slot enterSlot in base.Target.EnterSlots)
{
routeInsideRabbitHole.AddObjectToIgnoreForRoute(base.Target.SlotToSlotInfo[enterSlot].Footprint.ObjectId);
}
foreach (Slot mountedEnterSlot in base.Target.MountedEnterSlots)
{
routeInsideRabbitHole.AddObjectToIgnoreForRoute(RabbitHoleProxy.SlotToSlotInfo[mountedEnterSlot].Footprint.ObjectId);
}
bool canEnterRabbitHole = false;
try
{
int numOfFailedAttemptsToGo = 3;
while (numOfFailedAttemptsToGo > 0 && !canEnterRabbitHole )
{
base.Target.WaitForEnterSlot( RandomUtil.GetRandomObjectFromList(base.Target.EnterSlots), base.actor);
numOfFailedAttemptsToGo--;
routeInsideRabbitHole.PlanToSlot(base.Target, slotToUse);
if(numOfFailedAttemptsToGo == 0)
{
routeInsideRabbitHole.DoRouteFail;
}
canEnterRabbitHole = base.Target.DoRoute(routeInsideRabbitHole)
if(!canEnterRabbitHole && numOfFailedAttemptsToGo > 0)
{
base.Actor.RemoveExitReason(ExitReason.RouteFailed);
if (base.Actor.HasExitReason(ExitReason.Default))
{
break;
}
base.Target.ReservedEnterSlots.Remove(slotToUse);
base.Target.ReservedEnterSlotsPerPerson.Remove(slotToUse);
base.Target.WaitingToEnterSims[slotToUse].Remove(base.Actor.ObjectId);
base.Target.GetNextSim(slotToUse, base.Actor);
}
}
}
finally
{
base.Target.ActiveEntryRoutes.Remove(route);
if (base.Target.WaitingToEnterSims.ContainsKey(slotToUse))
{
base.Target.WaitingToEnterSims[slotToUse].Remove(base.Actor.ObjectId);
}
ObjectGuid a2;
if (base.Target.ReservedEnterSlotsPerPerson.TryGetValue(slotToUse, out a2) && a2 == base.Actor.ObjectId)
{
base.Target.ReservedEnterSlots.Remove(slotToUse);
base.Target.ReservedEnterSlotsPerPerson.Remove(slotToUse);
GetNextSim(slotToUse, base.Actor);
}
}
if (!canEnterRabbitHole )
{
return false;
}
base.Target.AddToUseList(base.Actor);
if (PetToUse != null)
{
base.Target.AddToUseList(PetToUse);
}
int numberOfDoors = base.Target.SlotToSlotInfo[slotToUse].Number;
base.Target.AnimateDoorOpen(numberOfDoors);
// if the sim starts animating with a cat or dog glued to their hand in a weird way, it's probably this :p
base.Actor.PlaySoloAnimation("a2o_rabbithole_enter_x", true);
base.Actor.FadeOut(true, false);
PetToUse.FadeOut(true, false);
base.Actor.SetPosition(base.Target.PositionToHideSimInRabbitHole);
PetToUse.SetPosition(base.Target.PositionToHideSimInRabbitHole);
base.Target.AnimateDoorClose(numberOfDoors);
if (base.Actor.BuffManager.HasAnyElement(BuffNames.HasToPee, BuffNames.HasToPeePet) || PetToUse.BuffManager.HasAnyElement(BuffNames.HasToPee, BuffNames.HasToPeePet))
{
base.Actor.Motives.SetMax(CommodityKind.Bladder);
PetToUse.Motives.SetMax(CommodityKind.Bladder);
}
base.Actor.Posture = new InRabbitHolePosture(base.Actor, base.Target);
base.Actor.SimRoutingComponent.DisableDynamicFootprint();
base.Actor.RabbitHoleEnvironmentScore = (float)GetInRabbitHoleEnvironmentScore(base.Actor);
EventTracker.SendEvent(EventTypeId.kEnteredRabbithole, base.Actor, base.Target);
if (base.Actor.IsSelectable)
{
RabbitHoleProxy.StartAmbientSounds(base.Actor, base.Target);
}
EventTracker.SendEvent(EventTypeId.kChangedInsideOutsideStatus, base.Actor);
if (base.Actor!= null)
{
EventTracker.SendEvent(EventTypeId.kChangedInsideOutsideStatus, base.Actor);
}
}
Now if you take this approach, you also will have to manually make an exit exception:
Code:
public override void ExitRabbitHoleAndRouteAway()
{
bool skipWait = false;
if (!skipWait && !CanSimSkipExitWait(a))
{
while (SimClock.ElapsedTime(TimeUnit.Minutes, base.Target.TimeLastSimLeft) < base.Target.RabbitHoleTuning.kNpcExitFreq)
{
Simulator.Sleep(30u);
}
}
Base.Target.TimeLastSimLeft = SimClock.CurrentTime();
Slot slotToUse = GetExitSlot(false);
Base.target.TimeLastSimLeft = SimClock.CurrentTime();
int numberOfDoors = base.Target.SlotToSlotInfo[slotToUse].Number;
try
{
Vector3 positionOfSlot = base.Target.GetPositionOfSlot(slotToUse);
Vector3 forwardOfSlot = Base.target.GetForwardOfSlot(slotToUse);
base.Actor.SetPosition(positionOfSlot);
base.Actor.SetForward(forwardOfSlot);
base.Actor.FadeIn(true);
PetToUse.SetPosition(positionOfSlot);
PetToUse.SetForward(forwardOfSlot);
PetToUse.FadeIn(true);
base.Target.AnimateDoorOpen(numberOfDoors);
base.Target.PlayWalkOutAnimation(base.Actor, null, SimRabbitHoleState.Standing);
base.TargetAnimateDoorClose(numberOfDoors);
}
finally
{
Base.Target.ReservedExitSlots.Remove(slotToUse);
}
base.Target.RemoveFromUseList(base.Actor);
if (PetToUse != null)
{
base.Target.RemoveFromUseList(PetToUse);
}
base.Actor.SimRoutingComponent.EnableDynamicFootprint();
StateMachineClient stateMachineClient = StateMachineClient.Acquire(base.Actor, "PickUpPet");
stateMachineClient.SetActor("x", base.Actor);
stateMachineClient.SetActor("y", PetToUse);
stateMachineClient.EnterState("x", "Enter");
stateMachineClient.EnterState("y", "Enter");
// If the StateMachine Doesn't like this approach, uncomment the following:
//stateMachineClient.RequestState(false, "y", "PickUp");
//stateMachineClient.RequestState(true, "x", "PickUp");
stateMachineClient.RequestState(false, "x", "Carry");
stateMachineClient.RequestState(true, "y", "Carry");
// Makes it so sims should again be holding a pet
Slots.AttachToSlot(PetToUse.ObjectId, base.Actor.ObjectId, (uint)ContainmentSlots.RightCarry, true, false);
CarryingPetPosture carryingPetPosture = new CarryingPetPosture(base.Actor, PetToUse, stateMachineClient);
base.Actor.Posture = carryingPetPosture;
PetToUse.Posture = posture;
base.Actor.RabbitHoleEnvironmentScore = -3.40282347E+38f;
EventTracker.SendEvent(EventTypeId.kExitedRabbithole, base.Actor, base.target);
PetToUse.SimRoutingComponent.EnableDynamicFootprint();
PetToUse.RabbitHoleEnvironmentScore = -3.40282347E+38f;
EventTracker.SendEvent(EventTypeId.kExitedRabbithole, PetToUse, base.Target);
base.Target.StopAmbientSounds(base.Target);
EventTracker.SendEvent(EventTypeId.kChangedInsideOutsideStatus, base.Actor);
base.Target.RouteOutside(base.Actor, null, slotToUse, true, false, true, true);
}
And voila!
Now i'm just Speculating that this code works
So if it doesn't work of some null references appear (or the game explodes on you) feel free to let me know! I also just re-wrote a bit of the Routing code the rabbit hole comes with, just so it accepts pets!
#3
5th Oct 2021 at 8:53 PM
5th Oct 2021 at 8:53 PM
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