One reputation ladder, and the bands the client actually declares - #2315
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WalkthroughThe change adds database-backed reputation and dignity ladders. Parsers import and validate client data. Startup loads the imported ladders into runtime state. Player icon generation uses the loaded ladder values. ChangesLadder import and runtime mapping
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR replaces hard-coded reputation and dignity icon selection with persisted client-derived ladders loaded at world-server startup. At the current head, malformed numeric input can abort imports, one migration violates the repository’s C# encoding rule, and incomplete or independently imported ladder data can produce incorrect or mixed status indicators for players on an instance; these bounded risks require follow-up before the PR is merge-ready. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Parser
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Parser->>ImportFactory: ImportLaddersAsync()
ImportFactory->>ReputationLevelParser: Parse and persist reputation ladder
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DignityLevelParser->>Database: InsertOrUpdate dignity levels
LadderInitializer->>Database: Load persisted ladder DTOs
LadderInitializer->>PlayerBundleExtensions: Publish runtime ladder values
PlayerBundleExtensions->>PlayerBundleExtensions: Select reputation or dignity icon
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The failing fourteen times, all in Fix in #2333. Every open PR is red for the same reason until that lands. |
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| >= 5_000_001 => ReputationType.RedElite, // "Over 5000000" |
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if the client declare them we shouldn't hardcode we should parse from the client
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Agreed in principle, and I went and measured exactly what parsing them yields, because the answer is not "all of it".
The client keeps the ladder in conststring_UK.dat as two parallel, contiguous tables — and the contiguity is what makes the reading certain rather than plausible:
2045 .. 2080 the NAMES 36 entries
2081 .. 2116 the BANDS 36 entries
36 against 36, no gap. The first 30 of each are reputation, the last 6 are dignity. The names repeat in threes because every family has three colours — which is why the file says Beginner three times, and ReputationType in NosCore.Shared calls them GreenBeginner, BlueBeginner, RedBeginner.
The bands parse cleanly up to a point:
2081 0 - 50 2087 1001 - 2250
2082 51 - 150 2088 2251 - 3500
2083 151 - 250 2089 3501 - 5000
2084 251 - 500 2090 5001 - 9500
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2110 4th-20th <- and here it stops being a number
2111 100 - 0 2112 -100 ~ -200#13#10 Title changed! > dignity, negative,
2113 -201 to -400#13#1010% price increase... / with formatting escapes in it
So a parser gets the 27 numeric bands — which is exactly the set this PR hardcodes — and then the ladder switches to rank (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th-20th), which needs a ranking the server does not keep, and dignity switches to negative bands whose text carries #13#10 escapes and prose.
Two more things a parser has to survive: the separator is not one token (-, ~, and to all appear), and the eight language files carry the same numbers with translated prose around them.
So: happy to do it, and it is the right shape. But it is a parser plus a table plus a migration, so I would rather not fold it into this PR — this one is a bug fix, two ladders that disagreed with each other and with the client, and it is small. Want it as a follow-up on top, or in here?
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Handle overflowing reputation values without aborting the import.
When an extracted value is outside the long range, long.Parse throws before BuildLevels can return null and log REPUTATIONLEVELS_MALFORMED. Use long.TryParse and return null when conversion fails. Add a regression test that confirms the import completes without an exception and the DAO receives no levels.
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In `@src/NosCore.Parser/Parsers/ReputationLevelParser.cs` at line 98, Update the
reputation-value conversion in the parser before BuildLevels so out-of-range
text uses long.TryParse and causes the parser to return null, allowing the
existing REPUTATIONLEVELS_MALFORMED handling instead of throwing. Add a
regression test verifying an overflowing reputation value completes import
without an exception and the DAO receives no levels.
There were two reputation ladders in this repository and they disagreed.
ReputationLevels.FromReputation 20 tiers, cut-offs 4_950_001,
2_450_001, 495_001, 4_901
PlayerBundleExtensions 13 tiers, icons 16..28, cut-offs
.GetReputationIcon 1, 251, 501, 2_501, 5_001, 10_001,
50_001, 100_001, 250_001, 500_001
Not one of those boundaries appears in the client, and several are visibly "the
previous one minus fifty thousand". Because c_info and fd went through different
ones, the same character could be drawn with two different icons depending on
which packet was being built.
WHAT THE CLIENT DECLARES, and why the count settles it. conststring holds the
ladder as two parallel and CONTIGUOUS tables - the names at 2045..2080 and the
bands at 2081..2116, thirty-six entries each. Thirty-six against thirty-six with
no gap: an offset of one anywhere would leave the two blocks ending on different
indices, so the pairing is not a reading among several, it is the only one.
Thirty of each are reputation and six are dignity.
The names repeat three at a time because every family has three colours - the
file says "Beginner" three times running - which is exactly what ReputationType
already calls GreenBeginner, BlueBeginner and RedBeginner. So the enum's first
twenty-seven values ARE the client's first twenty-seven bands, in order, with
nothing to line up by hand:
GreenBeginner 0 - 50 GreenSoldier 5001 - 9500
BlueBeginner 51 - 150 ...
RedBeginner 151 - 250 BlueElite 3750001 - 5000000
GreenTrainee 251 - 500 RedElite Over 5000000
WHAT IS STILL MISSING, and it cannot be fixed from here. Above the twenty-seven
the client has six more tiers, and they are not thresholds - they are PLACES IN
THE RANKING: 51st-100th, 21st-50th and 4th-20th (Legend green, blue, red), then
third, second and first (Ancient, Mysterious, Legendary Hero). Two things block
them: NosCore has no reputation ranking to place anyone in, and ReputationType
stops at 32 with no RedLegend - it jumps from BlueLegend to AncientHero - so the
top three cannot even be named. That enum is in NosCore.Shared, a different
repository, and would need its own change.
Rather than guess at it, FromReputation now takes a reputation and nothing else
and covers exactly the part a reputation alone can decide.
WHAT WAS TESTED. ReputationLevelsTests, new: every band checked on BOTH sides of
its boundary, plus a test that crossing a boundary actually changes the icon -
without which a ladder that returned the same icon for two neighbouring bands
would pass everything else. 5 new tests pass; run against the previous
ReputationLevels 3 of the 5 fail, so they fail on the bug they were written for.
Whole suites green afterwards: NosCore.GameObject.Tests 385/385,
NosCore.PacketHandlers.Tests 410/410. Zero build warnings.
No play test: the servers are not being started.
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Only 1 of the 83 test .cs files on master carries one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ing it The twenty-seven numeric reputation bands are declared in conststring at 2081..2107 and line up one-for-one with ReputationType 1..27. ReputationLevelParser reads them into a new ReputationLevel table, and ReputationLevels resolves the icon from that table at runtime. Only the UK file is read. The same numbers appear in all nine languages, but each wraps them in translated prose: separators are "-", "~", "to" or absent, ES and RU carry thousands separators, the top band is a sentence, and CZ/PL are CP1250 rather than CP1252. The import refuses anything that is not twenty-seven contiguous numeric bands rather than importing a partial ladder, and the built-in ladder stays as the fallback so a database parsed before the table existed keeps working. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dignity had the same split the reputation ladder had. DignityLevels agreed with the client; the private ladder in PlayerBundleExtensions did not, sitting one below it at every boundary, so -200 -400 -600 and -800 drew the next icon down. The guard that chose between the two icons was worse than either ladder. It asked whether the dignity icon was 0, which it can never be — the lowest is 1 — so `in` and `c_info` always took the dignity branch. The reputation icon was never sent, and an untouched player was drawn with (byte)-1, 255. Dignity is now imported from the same conststring table as reputation, bands 2111..2116 against DignityType 1..6. Only each band's floor is trusted: the client contradicts itself once, ending Useless at -800 and starting Failed at -800 as well, so ceilings are derived as one past the previous floor. That gives Failed the -801 the client's own packet documentation states. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Line 1 contains a U+FEFF character before using. Save src/NosCore.Database/Migrations/20260829063413_AddDignityLevel.cs as UTF-8 without BOM.
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Remove the leading UTF-8 BOM character from the migration file so it begins
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The ladders come from the database only. The compiled-in copies are gone, so an unparsed database resolves nothing rather than quietly resolving something plausible; both entities carry an EmptyMessage so that is loud at startup. Tests load the bands through Tests.Shared/ClientLadders, standing in for the rows the parsers import. Comments cut back to the ones a reader cannot get from the names: which conststring keys, why only 27 of the 30 reputation bands, why UK only, why Latin1, why dignity trusts floors and lands on -801. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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There were two reputation ladders here and they disagreed.
ReputationLevels.FromReputationPlayerBundleExtensions.GetReputationIconNot one of those boundaries appears in the client, and several are visibly "the previous one minus fifty thousand". Because
c_infowent through one andfdthrough the other, the same character could be drawn with two different icons depending on which packet was being built.What the client declares, and why the count settles it
conststringholds the ladder as two parallel and contiguous tables — the names at 2045..2080 and the bands at 2081..2116, thirty-six entries each. Thirty-six against thirty-six with no gap: an offset of one anywhere would leave the two blocks ending on different indices, so the pairing isn't a reading among several, it's the only one. Thirty of each are reputation and six are dignity.The names repeat three at a time because every family has three colours — the file says
Beginnerthree times running — which is exactly whatReputationTypealready callsGreenBeginner,BlueBeginner,RedBeginner. So the enum's first twenty-seven values are the client's first twenty-seven bands, in order, with nothing to line up by hand:What is still missing, and why it isn't in this PR
Above the twenty-seven the client has six more tiers, and they are not thresholds — they are places in the ranking: 51st-100th, 21st-50th and 4th-20th (Legend green, blue, red), then third, second and first (Ancient, Mysterious, Legendary Hero). Two things block them:
ReputationTypestops at 32 and has noRedLegend— it jumps fromBlueLegendstraight toAncientHero— so the top three cannot even be named. That enum lives inNosCore.Shared, a different repository, and would need its own change.Rather than guess,
FromReputationnow takes a reputation and nothing else, and covers exactly the part a reputation alone can decide. Happy to open theNosCore.Sharedchange if you want the top six.Tested
ReputationLevelsTests, new: every band checked on both sides of its boundary, plus a test that crossing a boundary actually changes the icon — without which a ladder returning the same icon for two neighbouring bands would pass everything else. 5 new tests pass; run against the previousReputationLevels, 3 of the 5 fail, so they fail on the bug they were written for.NosCore.GameObject.Tests385/385 andNosCore.PacketHandlers.Tests410/410 afterwards. Zero build warnings.Not played — I don't start the servers. This is unit tests plus the client's own string tables.
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