Add the BCard subtypes the files declare and the enums stop before - #2288
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BCard.dat declares ten subtypes for type 104; the enum had six, and the pair it
marked "SubType 4 didn't exist" is declared like every other one. Same shape as
the note that was on type 94's subtype 41.
41 "Increases the attack power of your NosMate by %s%%."
Two of the additions are not negations, which is why they are named for what
they say rather than with a Negated suffix:
12 the reflect sentence of 11 WITHOUT its 50%% max-HP cap
52 "Allies within %s space(s) suffer [%s] every 1.5 seconds" - 51 is the
same sentence about opponents, so a handler treating 52 as 51 negated
would hang a hostile aura on its own party
The names of 12 and 51 are left as they are so nothing downstream breaks; what
they mean is written on the enum.
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Same class as the type 104 members in this PR: the files declare it and the
enum stops before it.
11/51-52 'Final damage from incoming critical hits is reduced by %s%% per
critical hit (max. %s hits).'
Not a negation of anything above it. The first four pairs of type 11 are the
parry - a chance that damage changes - while this one is priced per critical in
a RUN, which is a different shape entirely and the reason it needs its own
name rather than being folded into ChanceAllDecreased.
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changed the title
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Added a second one of the same kind while working through the coverage, so it does not need a PR of its own:
It is not a negation of anything above it. Type 11's first four pairs are the parry — a chance that the damage changes — while this is priced per critical in a run, which is a different shape and the reason it needs its own name instead of being folded into Retitled the PR accordingly. Still enum-only, no behaviour change, zero warnings, all tests pass. |
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In `@src/NosCore.Data/Enumerations/Buff/AdditionalTypes.cs`:
- Around line 1303-1306: Update the Type104 enum summary documentation to say
that five of the ten subtypes were missing, matching the documented addition of
five values.
- Around line 120-121: Update
src/NosCore.Data/Enumerations/Buff/AdditionalTypes.cs:120-121 by renaming
subtype 52, currently CriticalDamageReducedPerHitNegated, to a neutral
source-aligned name. Also update
src/NosCore.Data/Enumerations/Buff/AdditionalTypes.cs:1330-1335 by renaming
subtypes 22 and 42 from Negated and Decreased to names matching their source
BCard meanings; preserve the enum values and update any references to the
renamed members.
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Review on NosCoreIO#2288 flagged three names as asserting an inversion the source does not carry. Checked against BCard.dat resolved through the language files: 104/21 and 104/22 the same sentence, word for word 104/41 and 104/42 the same sentence, word for word 11/51 and 11/52 the same sentence, word for word So the review is right that nothing in the files says these effects invert. MateAttackDecreased claimed a decrease outright and is renamed to MateAttackIncreasedNegated, the base+Negated form the rest of the file uses. The other two keep Negated, which upstream already uses for identical-text X2 slots (Type107.MagicArmourFlatNegated is exactly this case, and there are 154 Negated members): here it marks the slot, not a claim about the effect. That is now written in the remarks instead of being left for the reader to infer, along with the fact that no skill, card or item declares 22, 42 or 11/52 today. Also: the summary said four of Type104's subtypes were missing when five were added (22, 32, 41, 42, 52), and a UTF-8 BOM had crept into the file, showing up as a whole-line diff against master. Both fixed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Checked both findings against BCard.dat, resolved through the client's language files. The count — right, five members were added to The names — the underlying observation is correct. The client repeats the X1 sentence word for word for all three: So nothing in the files says these invert.
I've kept Where the two sentences genuinely differ, the names say what the difference is rather than using the suffix — |
Only two things here are not obvious from the names: 104/52 targets allies rather than enemies, and 11/51 prices per critical in a run instead of rolling a chance. One line each; the rest is gone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
BCard.dat, type 19 Move:
11/12 Movement impossible (same text both slots)
21/22 Movement speed is in/decreased by %s%%
31/32 Your movement speed is in/decreased by %s while you are hidden
41/42 Movement speed is in/decreased by %s
51/52 Your speed is temporarily maximised (same text both slots)
`SetMovement` and `SetMovementNegated` say nothing about a percentage, a flat
value, or being hidden, and 31-32 is the one pair that is conditional. Renamed
to SpeedWhileHiddenIncreased / Decreased; nothing referenced the old names.
Documented the trap the names still carry: 21-22 is a percentage and 41-42 is
flat, and MoveSpeedIncreased / MovementSpeedIncreased differ by one syllable.
The placeholder in SpeedCalculationService is why this matters. It read
bonusSpeed = GetBuff(CardType.Move, Move.SetMovementNegated)[0]
which is subtype 32 - "movement speed is DECREASED by %s while you are hidden".
Uncommented as it stood, it would have applied a conditional decrease as a
general speed bonus. Replaced with a note saying which pair is which; reading
them is a separate change.
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Added type 19 ( The files say:
I left 21-42 named as they are and documented the trap instead: 21-22 is a percentage, 41-42 is flat, and Why it is worth the churn — the placeholder in var bonusSpeed = 0; /*(byte)GetBuff(CardType.Move, (byte)AdditionalTypes.Move.SetMovementNegated)[0];*/Subtype 32 is "movement speed is decreased by %s while you are hidden". Uncommented as it stood, that line would have applied a conditional decrease as a general speed bonus. I replaced it with a note saying which pair is which — actually reading them is a separate change. |
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BCard.dat declares ten subtypes for type 104;
AdditionalTypes.Type104had six, and the pair it marked//SubType 4 didn't exist.is declared like every other one — the same shape as the note that used to sit on type 94's subtype 41.Two of the additions are not negations, so they are named for what they say rather than with a
Negatedsuffix:11125152A handler treating 52 as 51 negated would hang a hostile aura on its own party.
I left the names of
12and51alone so nothing downstream breaks; what they actually mean is now written on the enum.Enum only — no behaviour change. Zero warnings, all tests pass.
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