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A script for generating CSV files with type effectiveness data
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#!/usr/bin/env python | |
# For this script to run, you'll need the GAME_MASTER.json file from: | |
# | |
# https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pokemongo-dev-contrib/pokemongo-game-master/master/versions/latest/GAME_MASTER.json | |
# | |
# ... in the current directory. | |
import csv | |
from collections import defaultdict | |
import json | |
import re | |
# The order of the types in the GAME_MASTER file isn't obvious just | |
# from that file, but I found the correct order here: | |
# https://www.reddit.com/r/pokemongodev/comments/6u2pqf/attackscalar_order_from_gamemaster/ | |
TYPES_IN_ORDER = [ | |
'Normal', | |
'Fighting', | |
'Flying', | |
'Poison', | |
'Ground', | |
'Rock', | |
'Bug', | |
'Ghost', | |
'Steel', | |
'Fire', | |
'Water', | |
'Grass', | |
'Electric', | |
'Psychic', | |
'Ice', | |
'Dragon', | |
'Dark', | |
'Fairy', | |
] | |
def simplify_name(s): | |
return re.sub(r'^POKEMON_TYPE_', '', s).title() | |
def make_effectiveness_array(attack_scalars): | |
return [ | |
(TYPES_IN_ORDER[i], attack_scalar) | |
for i, attack_scalar | |
in enumerate(attack_scalars) | |
] | |
def make_scalar_lookup(type_templates): | |
scalar_lookup = defaultdict(dict) | |
for e in type_templates: | |
attack_scalars = e['typeEffective']['attackScalar'] | |
from_type = simplify_name(e['templateId']) | |
for to_type, scalar in make_effectiveness_array(attack_scalars): | |
scalar_lookup[from_type][to_type] = scalar | |
return scalar_lookup | |
def include_non_neutral(scalar_lookup, from_type, to_type): | |
a_scalar = scalar_lookup[from_type][to_type] | |
b_scalar = scalar_lookup[to_type][from_type] | |
if a_scalar == b_scalar and a_scalar == 1: | |
return False | |
return True | |
def include_any_supereffective(scalar_lookup, from_type, to_type): | |
a_scalar = scalar_lookup[from_type][to_type] | |
b_scalar = scalar_lookup[to_type][from_type] | |
if a_scalar > 1 or b_scalar > 1: | |
return True | |
return False | |
def include_supereffective_to_neutral_or_worse(scalar_lookup, from_type, to_type): | |
a_scalar = scalar_lookup[from_type][to_type] | |
b_scalar = scalar_lookup[to_type][from_type] | |
if (a_scalar > 1 and b_scalar <= 1) or (a_scalar <= 1 and b_scalar > 1): | |
return True | |
return False | |
def include_all(_scalar_lookup, _from_type, _to_type): | |
return True | |
def include_only_dominant(scalar_lookup, from_type, to_type): | |
a_scalar = scalar_lookup[from_type][to_type] | |
b_scalar = scalar_lookup[to_type][from_type] | |
if (a_scalar > 1 and b_scalar < 1) or (a_scalar < 1 and b_scalar > 1): | |
return True | |
return False | |
def generate_csv(filename, scalar_lookup, include_p): | |
with open(filename, 'w') as f: | |
writer = csv.writer(f) | |
writer.writerow(['From', 'To', 'Effectiveness']) | |
for from_type in TYPES_IN_ORDER: | |
for to_type in TYPES_IN_ORDER: | |
if not include_p(scalar_lookup, from_type, to_type): | |
continue | |
scalar = scalar_lookup[from_type][to_type] | |
writer.writerow([from_type, to_type, scalar]) | |
with open('GAME_MASTER.json') as fr: | |
data = json.load(fr) | |
type_templates = [ | |
e for e in data['itemTemplates'] | |
if e['templateId'].startswith('POKEMON_TYPE_') | |
] | |
scalar_lookup = make_scalar_lookup(type_templates) | |
generate_csv('all.csv', scalar_lookup, include_all) | |
generate_csv('dominant.csv', scalar_lookup, include_only_dominant) | |
generate_csv('supereffective.csv', scalar_lookup, include_supereffective_to_neutral_or_worse) | |
generate_csv('any-supereffective.csv', scalar_lookup, include_any_supereffective) | |
generate_csv('non-neutral.csv', scalar_lookup, include_non_neutral) | |
with open('type-colours.csv') as f: | |
reader = csv.reader(f) | |
for row in reader: | |
print row[0], ':', row[1] |
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