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Implement best guess as to what frame_control function should do. Still doesn't fix some Pop'n animations but they look closer?

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Jennifer Taylor 2021-06-12 17:17:02 +00:00
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bemani/format/afp/render.py
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@ -191,7 +191,11 @@ class PlacedClip(PlacedObject):
return self.frame == len(self.source.frames)
def __repr__(self) -> str:
return f"PlacedClip(object_id={self.object_id}, depth={self.depth}, source={self.source}, frame={self.frame}, total_frames={len(self.source.frames)}, finished={self.finished})"
return (
f"PlacedClip(object_id={self.object_id}, depth={self.depth}, source={self.source}, frame={self.frame}, " +
f"requested_frame={self.requested_frame}, total_frames={len(self.source.frames)}, playing={self.playing}, " +
f"finished={self.finished})"
)
def __resolve_frame(self, frame: Any) -> Optional[int]:
if isinstance(frame, int):
@ -234,14 +238,13 @@ class PlacedClip(PlacedObject):
@frameOffset.setter
def frameOffset(self, val: Any) -> None:
if not isinstance(val, int):
# TODO: Technically this should also allow string labels to frames as identified in the
# SWF specification, but we don't support that here.
actual_frame = self.__resolve_frame(val)
if actual_frame is None:
print(f"WARNING: Non-integer frameOffset {val} to frameOffset attribute!")
return
if val < 0 or val >= len(self.source.frames):
if actual_frame < 0 or actual_frame >= len(self.source.frames):
return
self.requested_frame = val + 1
self.requested_frame = actual_frame + 1
class PlacedImage(PlacedObject):
@ -346,9 +349,28 @@ class AEPLib:
print(f"WARNING: Ignoring aeplib.aep_set_rect_mask call with unrecognized target {thisptr}!")
def aep_set_set_frame(self, thisptr: Any, frame: Any) -> None:
# I have no idea what this should do, so let's ignore it.
# This appears to be some sort of callback that the game or other animations can use to figure out
# what frame of animation is currently happening. Whenever I've seen it, it is with the 'frame' set
# to an integer value that matches the currently rendering frame in the render loop. I think its
# safe to ignore this, but if we ever create animations it might be necessary to add calls to this.
pass
def aep_set_frame_control(self, thisptr: Any, depth: Any, frame: Any) -> None:
if not isinstance(thisptr, PlacedClip):
print(f"WARNING: Ignoring aeplib.aep_set_frame_control with unrecognized current object {thisptr}!")
return
for obj in thisptr.placed_objects:
if obj.depth == depth:
if not isinstance(obj, PlacedClip):
print(f"WARNING: Ignoring aeplib.aep_set_frame_control called on object {obj} at depth {depth}!")
return
obj.frameOffset = frame
return
print(f"WARNING: Ignoring aeplib.aep_set_frame_control called on nonexistent object at depth {depth}!")
def gotoAndPlay(self, thisptr: Any, frame: Any) -> Any:
# This appears to be a wrapper to allow calling gotoAndPlay on clips.
try: