59 lines
2.8 KiB
Go
59 lines
2.8 KiB
Go
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package routers
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import (
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"context"
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"sync"
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)
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var _ = sync.Mutex{}
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var _ = context.Background
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//
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// Gang-boss summon wheel (嘉姆 / 帮派Boss, Tab then dial to the second wheel),
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// methodId 63745420 AskSummonGangMember.
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// THE ONE SENTENCE THAT MATTERS: this is a real C2S round trip, so unlike the Z switch wheel
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// the server decides what appears. That is why this wheel can surface characters the Z wheel
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// never can — the Z wheel's membership lives in FightSpiritConfig.CanJoin behind a client-side
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// gate, while this one hands the server an id and waits to see what comes back.
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// What arrives is a single uint32 and what it means is not stable across builds: measurements on
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// the reference branch saw the same slot send a gang-member row id (10520022) at one point and
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// the display row's AgentQuoteId (40651920) at another. Neither is required to name something
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// spawnable — 10520022 matches no config this server owns at all.
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// Two things make this build more forgiving than the reference:
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// 1. SlotOverrides lets sent-id be remapped server-side (see SummonWheelSettings), so the
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// outcome never depends on guessing which id shape the client picked.
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// 2. A failure prints the exact id plus the literal JSON to fix it, so an unresolvable slot
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// costs one run to configure instead of one round of guesswork.
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// The reply body is ignored by the client: summonCb reads only the retcode and maps a non-zero
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// one through MessageConfig, which has no row for "this member cannot be projected" — an error
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// would surface as an empty toast. So this always answers OK and reports through the console.
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//
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// Returns true the first time this slot id is seen, so the caller can log it once.
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func GameRouter_GangBoss_NoteObservedSummonSentId(ctx context.Context, sentId uint32) bool {
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// Router implementation for GameRouter_GangBoss_NoteObservedSummonSentId
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return true
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}
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func GameRouter_GangBoss_AskSummonGangMember(ctx context.Context, conn any, msg any) any {
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// Router implementation for GameRouter_GangBoss_AskSummonGangMember
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var zero any; return zero
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}
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//
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// "Disband all" on the same wheel (63243016). Without a handler the button is a dead no-op and
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// every summoned character stays in the world forever — there is no other despawn path.
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//
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func GameRouter_GangBoss_AskDestroyAllGangMember(ctx context.Context, conn any, msg any) any {
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// Router implementation for GameRouter_GangBoss_AskDestroyAllGangMember
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var zero any; return zero
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}
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//
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// Maps the id the client sent onto the id to actually spawn. Returns the input unchanged when
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// this slot is not configured, which keeps the reference branch's behaviour as the default.
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//
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func GameRouter_GangBoss_ResolveSummonTarget(ctx context.Context, sentId uint32, label any) uint32 {
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// Router implementation for GameRouter_GangBoss_ResolveSummonTarget
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return 0
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}
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