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// Resources: the five material groups nations produce, store, trade and
// consume. Storage lives on the map -- a city tile or a resource-building tile
// holds its own stock -- while energy is a flow: power plants feed the grid of
// their connected region, and a grid in deficit imports power from a reachable
// surplus.
//
// The daily tick is the heart of it: produce, satisfy electric demand, consume
// what the people need, buy the rest from reachable stores -- the region first,
// home regions next, foreign ones last -- then let shortages bite and prices
// drift. There is no global market to fall back on.
import { key, parseKey } from "../hex.js";
import {
RESOURCE_IDS,
STORABLE_RESOURCE_IDS,
RESOURCE_RULES,
RESOURCE_MARKET_BASE,
RESOURCE_TRADE_RADIUS,
MIDDLEMAN,
FAMINE,
tileImprovementById,
isResourceTileBuilding,
resourceById,
MONEY,
} from "../data.js";
import {
cityEnergyPerDay,
foodNeedPerDay,
unitFoodPerDay,
tileFoodOutput,
steelNeedPerDay,
luxuryNeedPerDay,
foodMonthlyTarget,
producerEnergyPerDay,
foodSynthesisEnergy,
synthesisedFoodFor,
nextMarketPrice,
protoUpkeep,
constructionResourceCost as sharedConstructionResourceCost,
} from "../resources.js";
import { deliveryEnergyForResource, traverse } from "../economy_graph.js";
import { buildingBuildCost } from "../rules.js";
import { Random } from "../rng.js";
import { TILE_IMPROVEMENT_HP, HOURS_PER_DAY } from "./constants.js";
import { EFFECT_RESEARCH } from "../data/effects.js";
import { NEWS_FAMINE } from "../data/relations.js";
// A city keeps at least this many days of a material in stock before it will
// sell any of it on; the rest is surplus a neighbour may buy.
const SUPPLIER_RESERVE_DAYS = 2;
// The producers a fresh nation may be seeded with. Energy uses the large
// fossil plants so a nation needs few works to light its industry; the luxury
// pick is randomised between the two mines. High-tech is an industry like any
// other: a nation short of it places chip foundries just as it places mills and
// mines, and the power pass then builds the grid to run them. Fusion, locked
// behind research, never appears.
const SEED_PRODUCERS = {
steel: ["steel_mill"],
luxury: ["diamond_mine", "gold_mine"],
hightech: ["chip_foundry"],
energy: ["coal_power_plant", "natural_gas_power_plant", "oil_power_plant"],
};
// How many top-up passes the start-of-game seeding makes before it gives up on
// the tiles that are left. Each pass places everything a resource is short by,
// so three or four passes settle a nation.
const SEED_MAX_PASSES = 10;
// A little headroom, so the opening economy is not balanced on a knife edge as
// prices and population drift in the first days. Power gets the larger cushion
// because it scales with GDP, which the market moves.
const SEED_MATERIAL_MARGIN = 1.05;
const SEED_ENERGY_MARGIN = 1.15;
// The steel and high-tech a city opens holding, on top of its people's own
// staples. Construction is settled in steel, so the opening store is sized to
// let a fresh region raise its first works before any producer comes online.
const OPENING_STEEL_STORE = 200_000;
const OPENING_HIGHTECH_STORE = 500;
function emptyStock() {
return { steel: 0, food: 0, luxury: 0, hightech: 0 };
}
export const resourceMethods = {
// -------------------------------------------------------- setup/state --
_initResources() {
this.resourceStock = new Map();
this.resourcePrices = new Map();
this.resourceMarketStats = new Map();
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) {
this.resourcePrices.set(id, RESOURCE_MARKET_BASE[id]);
this.resourceMarketStats.set(id, { supply: 0, demand: 0, price: RESOURCE_MARKET_BASE[id] });
}
// The world price of every commodity at the start of each month, oldest
// first, so the central bank can chart an index from 100 in January 2000 and
// read month-on-month and year-on-year inflation. The first sample is the
// opening price, the index's base.
this.resourcePriceHistory = new Map();
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) this.resourcePriceHistory.set(id, [RESOURCE_MARKET_BASE[id]]);
this.resourceLinks = [];
this._resourceShortages = new Map();
// The viewer-keyed delivery graph is rebuilt when the resource day rolls
// over; the cache starts empty after a fresh configure.
this._resourceGraphCache = null;
// The food each region has bought to relay on to its neighbours, so only
// that stock carries the middleman margin when it is resold.
this._relayStock = new Map();
// The regions whose food store has run dry and cannot feed their people.
this._famine = new Set();
this._resourceVersion = 0;
// What each nation imported and exported over the last simulated day, by
// resource, from cross-nation deliveries only.
this.resourceTrade = new Map();
// What each nation bought from outside its border over the day, with the
// quantity and the money it moved, per resource.
this.resourceExternal = new Map();
// The day's resource-shortage notices, per nation: a producing building that
// could not get the material or power it needs. Cleared each day and shipped
// to that nation's own viewer only.
this._resourceAlerts = new Map();
// What each nation spent on resources during the current day, split into
// electric imports, bought goods, transport, construction and upkeep.
this.resourceSpend = new Map();
// Repair state. City building levels knocked down by bombardment wait here
// to be rebuilt once their materials are paid; a damaged tile work carries a
// steel debt that must clear before it heals or its GDP recovers.
this.cityRepairQueue = new Map();
this.tileRepairDebt = new Map();
for (const city of this.cities) this._seedCityResources(city);
},
// Records money spent on resources. `resource` may name the one commodity the
// bill was for, or be a `{ id: money }` map when several were bought at once,
// so the budget panel can show a per-resource breakdown.
_recordResourceSpend(civ, kind, amount, resource = null) {
if (!(amount > 0)) return;
const record = this._resourceRecord(civ);
record[kind] = (record[kind] || 0) + amount;
if (typeof resource === "string") {
record.buy[resource] = (record.buy[resource] || 0) + amount;
this._recordBudgetResource(civ, resource, amount, 0);
} else if (resource) {
for (const [id, value] of Object.entries(resource)) {
if (value > 0) {
record.buy[id] = (record.buy[id] || 0) + value;
this._recordBudgetResource(civ, id, value, 0);
}
}
}
},
// Records money earned selling a resource to another country.
_recordResourceEarn(civ, resource, amount) {
if (!(amount > 0)) return;
const record = this._resourceRecord(civ);
record.sell[resource] = (record.sell[resource] || 0) + amount;
this._recordBudgetResource(civ, resource, 0, amount);
},
// Records that a nation bought a resource from outside its border: a foreign
// neighbour or the world market. `value` is the money paid, in the buyer's
// national currency. Same-nation purchases are not external and are skipped
// by the callers.
_recordExternalBuy(civ, id, qty, value) {
if (civ < 0 || !(qty > 0)) return;
this._externalRecord(civ, "buy", id, qty, value);
},
// Records that a nation sold a resource across its border, and the money it
// was paid, in the seller's national currency.
_recordExternalSell(civ, id, qty, value) {
if (civ < 0 || !(qty > 0)) return;
this._externalRecord(civ, "sell", id, qty, value);
},
_externalRecord(civ, side, id, qty, value) {
if (!this.resourceExternal) this.resourceExternal = new Map();
let record = this.resourceExternal.get(civ);
if (!record) {
record = { buy: {}, sell: {} };
this.resourceExternal.set(civ, record);
}
const entry = record[side][id] || (record[side][id] = { qty: 0, value: 0 });
entry.qty += qty;
if (value > 0) entry.value += value;
},
// One nation's cross-border buying and selling over the last day, as plain
// per-resource { qty, value } objects for the Economy tab's trade table.
_civExternalTrade(civ) {
const record = this.resourceExternal ? this.resourceExternal.get(civ) : null;
const buy = {};
const sell = {};
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) {
const b = record && record.buy[id];
const s = record && record.sell[id];
buy[id] = { qty: b ? b.qty : 0, value: b ? b.value : 0 };
sell[id] = { qty: s ? s.qty : 0, value: s ? s.value : 0 };
}
return { buy, sell };
},
_resourceRecord(civ) {
let record = this.resourceSpend.get(civ);
if (!record) {
record = {
energy: 0, goods: 0, transport: 0, construction: 0, upkeep: 0, combat: 0,
buy: {}, sell: {},
};
this.resourceSpend.set(civ, record);
}
if (!record.buy) record.buy = {};
if (!record.sell) record.sell = {};
return record;
},
// Every city opens with most of a month of food, a working store of steel and
// luxury, and some high-tech, so an early game with no producer yet can still
// build. Steel is stocked deeply because construction is paid in steel, not
// cash: the opening store is sized to cover a first building's material bill.
_seedCityResources(city) {
const k = key(city.coords.x, city.coords.y);
const stock = emptyStock();
stock.food = foodMonthlyTarget(city.population) * 0.75;
stock.steel = steelNeedPerDay(city.population) * 45 + OPENING_STEEL_STORE;
stock.luxury = luxuryNeedPerDay(city.population) * 45;
stock.hightech = OPENING_HIGHTECH_STORE;
this.resourceStock.set(k, stock);
},
_ensureResourceStock(k) {
let stock = this.resourceStock.get(k);
if (!stock) {
stock = emptyStock();
this.resourceStock.set(k, stock);
}
return stock;
},
// ------------------------------------------------------ starting industry --
// Lays the resource works a nation opens the game with, so a fresh economy
// already makes what its people and its industry need. Called during world
// generation, after the world and its balanced economy exist but before the
// budgets are founded, so the opening treasury reflects the works. It draws
// from the world seed, so a game replayed from the same seed lays out the
// same map. A nation short of land (a one-city island) gets as many works as
// fit and trades for the rest.
_seedResourceBuildings() {
const rng = new Random((this.seed ^ 0x27d4eb2f) >>> 0);
const components = this._resourceLandComponents();
// A work only counts when its land component holds one of the nation's
// cities: otherwise its grid has no demand and its output no store to feed.
const componentCivs = new Map();
for (const city of this.cities) {
const component = components.get(key(city.coords.x, city.coords.y));
if (component === undefined) continue;
if (!componentCivs.has(component)) componentCivs.set(component, new Set());
componentCivs.get(component).add(city.civ);
}
// The food the land grows is fixed for the whole pass, so charge its energy
// once. Ports lift it, so the region multiplier is folded in here.
const foodEnergy = this._foodEnergyByComponent(components);
const isNetwork = (k) => this.roads.has(k) || this.railways.has(k);
const touchesNetwork = (coords) => {
for (const neighbour of this._neighbours(coords)) {
if (isNetwork(key(neighbour.x, neighbour.y))) return true;
}
return false;
};
const claims = [];
for (let civ = 0; civ < this.civilisations.length; civ++) {
// Tiles are ranked so the works land where the transport network can
// reach them: on the network first, then beside it (a one-tile spur
// connects them), and only then off it.
const tiers = [[], [], []];
const tiersByComponent = new Map();
for (const coords of this._territoryByCiv.get(civ) || []) {
const k = key(coords.x, coords.y);
if (this.cityAt(coords) || this.tileImprovements.has(k)) continue;
const component = components.get(k);
if (component === undefined || !componentCivs.get(component)?.has(civ)) continue;
const tier = isNetwork(k) ? 0 : touchesNetwork(coords) ? 1 : 2;
tiers[tier].push(coords);
if (!tiersByComponent.has(component)) tiersByComponent.set(component, [[], [], []]);
tiersByComponent.get(component)[tier].push(coords);
}
for (const list of tiers) rng.shuffle(list);
for (const lists of tiersByComponent.values()) for (const list of lists) rng.shuffle(list);
const spots = tiers[0].concat(tiers[1], tiers[2]);
const byComponent = new Map();
for (const [component, lists] of tiersByComponent) {
byComponent.set(component, lists[0].concat(lists[1], lists[2]));
}
claims.push({ civ, spots, byComponent });
}
// The covering passes below seat every industry a nation is short of,
// high-tech included, so no resource gets a special hand-placed start.
for (const claim of claims) {
this._layStartingIndustry(rng, components, foodEnergy, touchesNetwork, claim);
}
this._gdpPerCapitaCache.clear();
},
// The greedy heart of the seeding: each pass covers every resource the nation
// is still short of, converters first so the power pass sees their draw. It
// stops as soon as a pass changes nothing. A work off the transport network
// gets a one-tile road spur where it can, so its output can actually reach a
// city.
_layStartingIndustry(rng, components, foodEnergy, touchesNetwork, { civ, spots, byComponent }) {
const used = new Set();
let cursor = 0;
const takeSpot = (component) => {
if (component !== undefined && byComponent.has(component)) {
const list = byComponent.get(component);
while (list.length > 0) {
const coords = list.shift();
const k = key(coords.x, coords.y);
if (this.tileImprovements.has(k) || used.has(k)) continue;
used.add(k);
return coords;
}
}
while (cursor < spots.length) {
const coords = spots[cursor];
cursor += 1;
const k = key(coords.x, coords.y);
if (this.tileImprovements.has(k) || used.has(k)) continue;
used.add(k);
return coords;
}
return null;
};
const place = (proto, component, count) => {
let laid = 0;
for (let i = 0; i < count; i++) {
const coords = takeSpot(component);
if (!coords) break;
const k = key(coords.x, coords.y);
this.tileImprovements.set(k, proto.id);
this.tileImprovementOwner.set(k, civ);
this.tileImprovementHp.set(k, TILE_IMPROVEMENT_HP[proto.id] || 1000);
if (this._isProductionAgent(proto)) this._ensureBuildingAgent(k);
// A work beside the network gets a spur; one already on it needs none.
if (!this.roads.has(k) && !this.railways.has(k) && touchesNetwork(coords)) {
this.roads.add(k);
}
laid += 1;
}
return laid;
};
for (let pass = 0; pass < SEED_MAX_PASSES; pass++) {
let changed = false;
const deficits = this._resourceSeedDeficits(civ);
for (const id of ["steel", "luxury", "hightech"]) {
const target = deficits[id] * SEED_MATERIAL_MARGIN;
if (target <= 0) continue;
const proto = this._pickSeedProducer(rng, id);
const count = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(target / proto.outputPerDay));
if (place(proto, undefined, count) > 0) changed = true;
}
// Power is settled per connected grid, after the converters just placed
// have added their draw, and the plants themselves add fuel and upkeep.
// The GDP figure the ledger reads must reflect those converters, so the
// per-tile cache is dropped before it is consulted.
this._gdpPerCapitaCache.clear();
const energy = this._resourceSeedEnergy(civ, components, foodEnergy);
for (const entry of energy) {
const target = entry.deficit * SEED_ENERGY_MARGIN;
if (target <= 0) continue;
const proto = this._pickSeedProducer(rng, "energy");
const count = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(target / this._netEnergyOutput(proto)));
if (place(proto, entry.component, count) > 0) changed = true;
}
if (!changed) break;
const settled = this._resourceSeedDeficits(civ);
const energyLeft = this._resourceSeedEnergy(civ, components, foodEnergy);
if (settled.steel <= 1 && settled.luxury <= 1 && settled.hightech <= 1 &&
energyLeft.every((entry) => entry.deficit <= 1e-6)) break;
}
},
// What a nation's lands still make less than they need, in tonnes or carats a
// day: the people's appetite plus the works' own wear against what the
// resource buildings produce. Energy is settled separately, per grid.
_resourceSeedDeficits(civ) {
const population = this.getPlayerPopulation(civ);
const upkeep = this.getCivUpkeepResources(civ);
const made = this._civResourceProduction(civ);
// A nation with no high-tech works of its own is treated as short one chip
// foundry, so every power opens the game with a high-tech industry just as
// it opens with steel mills and mines. Once one stands, the real deficit
// takes over.
const hightechFloor = made.hightech > 0
? 0
: tileImprovementById("chip_foundry").outputPerDay / SEED_MATERIAL_MARGIN;
return {
steel: steelNeedPerDay(population) + (upkeep.steel || 0) - made.steel,
luxury: luxuryNeedPerDay(population) - made.luxury,
hightech: (upkeep.hightech || 0) - made.hightech + hightechFloor,
};
},
// The daily output of a nation's material buildings, by resource. Energy is
// not a stock, so it is left out and handled by the grid ledger.
_civResourceProduction(civ) {
const made = { steel: 0, luxury: 0, hightech: 0 };
for (const [k, id] of this.tileImprovements) {
if (this.tileImprovementOwner.get(k) !== civ) continue;
const proto = tileImprovementById(id);
if (!isResourceTileBuilding(proto) || proto.resource === "energy") continue;
made[proto.resource] = (made[proto.resource] || 0) + this.resourceBuildingOutputAt(k, proto);
}
return made;
},
// Each of a nation's connected grids that is still short of power: the cities
// and industry it draws, plus the energy the land's food takes, against what
// the plants on it make. Returns one entry per short grid.
_resourceSeedEnergy(civ, components, foodEnergy) {
const ledger = this._buildEnergyLedger(components);
const result = [];
for (const [component, entry] of ledger) {
if (entry.civ !== civ) continue;
const food = foodEnergy.get(component) || 0;
const deficit = entry.cityEnergy + entry.converterEnergy + food - entry.supply;
if (deficit > 0) result.push({ component, deficit });
}
return result;
},
// The energy the land's food costs each connected grid, in kWh a day, ports
// included. Fixed for the whole seeding pass.
_foodEnergyByComponent(components) {
const result = new Map();
const regionMultipliers = new Map();
for (const k in this.tiles) {
const coords = parseKey(k);
if (!this._isLand(coords)) continue;
const population = this.tilePopulation.get(k) || 0;
if (population <= 0) continue;
const component = components.get(k);
if (component === undefined) continue;
const city = this.regionCityAt(coords);
let multiplier = 1;
if (city) {
multiplier = regionMultipliers.get(city.id);
if (multiplier === undefined) {
multiplier = this._regionFoodMultiplier(city);
regionMultipliers.set(city.id, multiplier);
}
}
const produced = tileFoodOutput(this.tiles[k]) * multiplier;
result.set(component, (result.get(component) || 0) + producerEnergyPerDay("food", produced));
}
return result;
},
// What a plant actually adds to its grid: its output less the fuel it burns
// and the power its own upkeep draws.
_netEnergyOutput(proto) {
return (proto.outputPerDay || 0) -
(proto.fuelEnergyPerDay || 0) -
protoUpkeep(proto, proto.buildCost || 0).energy;
},
// A random producer of one resource, chosen from the seeded catalogue.
_pickSeedProducer(rng, resource) {
const ids = SEED_PRODUCERS[resource];
return tileImprovementById(ids[rng.range(0, ids.length - 1)]);
},
getResourcePrice(id) {
const price = this.resourcePrices ? this.resourcePrices.get(id) : undefined;
return price !== undefined ? price : (RESOURCE_MARKET_BASE[id] || 1);
},
setResourcePrice(id, value) {
this.resourcePrices.set(id, value);
},
// The price a resource carried at the last daily update, for the day-on-day
// arrows. Falls back to today's price before the first update.
getResourcePrevPrice(id) {
const previous = this._prevResourcePrices ? this._prevResourcePrices.get(id) : undefined;
return previous === undefined ? this.getResourcePrice(id) : previous;
},
// The consumption-weighted move in the world's commodity prices over the last
// day, a positive fraction when they rose overall. Each commodity is weighted
// by what the world consumed of it, valued at today's price, so a dear
// commodity the world uses little of does not swamp the index.
_recordCommodityInflation(market, previousPrices) {
this._prevResourcePrices = previousPrices;
let now = 0;
let before = 0;
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) {
const stats = market.get(id);
const weight = Math.max(0, stats ? stats.demand : 0);
if (weight <= 0) continue;
const price = this.getResourcePrice(id);
const previous = previousPrices.get(id) || price;
now += weight * price;
before += weight * previous;
}
this.commodityInflation = before > 0 ? now / before - 1 : 0;
},
// Snapshots every commodity's world price at the start of a new month. Called
// from the monthly rollover, so the series holds one opening price per month.
_sampleResourcePrices() {
if (!this.resourcePriceHistory) return;
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) {
const series = this.resourcePriceHistory.get(id) || [];
series.push(this.getResourcePrice(id));
this.resourcePriceHistory.set(id, series);
}
},
// A commodity's price index and its month-on-month and year-on-year inflation,
// from the monthly series. The index is 100 at the opening price in January
// 2000. Monthly compares with last month's opening, yearly with the same month
// a year earlier; through 2000 there is no earlier year, so the year's first
// month stands in and yearly reads as growth since the start of the game.
resourceInflation(id) {
const series = this.resourcePriceHistory ? this.resourcePriceHistory.get(id) : null;
const price = this.getResourcePrice(id);
if (!series || series.length === 0) {
return { index: 100, monthly: 0, yearly: 0 };
}
const base = series[0] || price;
const index = base > 0 ? (price / base) * 100 : 100;
// No previous month before February 2000, so monthly reads zero there.
const previous = series.length >= 2 ? series[series.length - 2] : null;
const yearAgo = series.length >= 13 ? series[series.length - 13] : base;
return {
index,
monthly: previous > 0 ? price / previous - 1 : 0,
yearly: yearAgo > 0 ? price / yearAgo - 1 : 0,
};
},
// The storage a tile has, or null when it is neither a city nor a resource
// building. Used both by the simulation and the delivery graph.
_resourceNodeAt(coords) {
const city = this.cityAt(coords);
if (city) return { kind: "city", civ: city.civ, city };
const k = key(coords.x, coords.y);
const id = this.tileImprovements.get(k);
if (!id) return null;
const proto = tileImprovementById(id);
if (!isResourceTileBuilding(proto)) return null;
return { kind: "building", civ: this.tileImprovementOwner.get(k), proto };
},
getCityResourceStock(city) {
return this._ensureResourceStock(key(city.coords.x, city.coords.y));
},
// What one city's people need in a day, and how that compares with its store.
getCityResourceInfo(city) {
const economy = this.getCityEconomy(city);
const population = economy.population;
const stock = this.getCityResourceStock(city);
const needs = {
food: foodNeedPerDay(population),
steel: steelNeedPerDay(population),
luxury: luxuryNeedPerDay(population),
};
const shortage = this._resourceShortages.get(city.id) || {};
return {
cityId: city.id,
population: Math.round(population),
energyPerDay: cityEnergyPerDay(economy.gdp),
stock: { ...stock },
needs,
foodTarget: foodMonthlyTarget(population),
shortage: { ...shortage },
};
},
// What one region holds and draws per day, for its city panel: the reserve of
// every storable resource, that reserve's market value, the private sector's
// daily consumption, and a per-building breakdown of who demanded what. The
// breakdown is inverted by resource -- `demand[id]` is a list of
// `{ name, coords, amount }` consumers -- so the panel can expand any
// resource into the buildings that drew it.
getRegionResourceInfo(city) {
const economy = this.getCityEconomy(city);
const population = economy.population;
const store = this.getCityResourceStock(city);
const consumers = [];
const addConsumer = (name, coords, consume) => {
consumers.push({ name, coords, consume });
};
addConsumer("People", city.coords, {
food: foodNeedPerDay(population),
steel: steelNeedPerDay(population),
luxury: luxuryNeedPerDay(population),
});
// The region's baseline electric appetite, from its yearly GDP.
const baseline = cityEnergyPerDay(economy.gdp);
if (baseline > 0) addConsumer("Region grid", city.coords, { energy: baseline });
// Every building raised in the city wears out its daily materials.
for (const [index, level] of Object.entries(city.buildings || {})) {
if (level <= 0) continue;
const proto = this.protoBuildings[Number(index)];
if (!proto) continue;
const up = this.buildingUpkeepResources(proto, level);
addConsumer(proto.name, city.coords, {
steel: up.steel || 0,
energy: up.energy || 0,
hightech: up.hightech || 0,
});
}
// Every production building standing in this region draws power and wears
// its own materials, wherever it sits.
for (const [k, id] of this.tileImprovements) {
if (this.tileImprovementOwner.get(k) !== city.civ) continue;
const proto = tileImprovementById(id);
if (!isResourceTileBuilding(proto)) continue;
const coords = parseKey(k);
if (this.regionCityAt(coords) !== city) continue;
const up = protoUpkeep(proto, proto.buildCost || 0);
const energy = this.resourceBuildingInputAt(k, proto, "energyPerDay") +
this.resourceBuildingInputAt(k, proto, "fuelEnergyPerDay");
addConsumer(proto.name, coords, {
steel: up.steel || 0,
hightech: up.hightech || 0,
energy: energy + (up.energy || 0),
});
}
const consumption = { food: 0, steel: 0, luxury: 0, hightech: 0, energy: 0 };
const demand = {};
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) demand[id] = [];
for (const consumer of consumers) {
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) {
const amount = consumer.consume[id] || 0;
if (!(amount > 0)) continue;
consumption[id] += amount;
demand[id].push({
name: consumer.name,
coords: [consumer.coords.x, consumer.coords.y],
amount,
});
}
}
const stock = {};
let value = 0;
for (const id of STORABLE_RESOURCE_IDS) {
const amount = store[id] || 0;
stock[id] = amount;
value += amount * this.getResourcePrice(id);
}
return { stock, consumption, value, demand };
},
// The region's unmet resource needs over the last day: for each resource the
// share of the day's need it could not buy, and the amount that stands for,
// so the People tab can say what ran short and by how much.
getRegionShortages(city) {
const fractions = (this._resourceShortages && this._resourceShortages.get(city.id)) || {};
const population = this.getCityEconomy(city).population;
const needs = {
food: foodNeedPerDay(population),
steel: steelNeedPerDay(population),
luxury: luxuryNeedPerDay(population),
};
const shortages = {};
for (const id of ["food", "steel", "luxury"]) {
const fraction = fractions[id] || 0;
if (!(fraction > 0)) continue;
shortages[id] = { fraction, amount: fraction * needs[id] };
}
return shortages;
},
// Every resource figure one nation's cities hold, for the summary panel: the
// summed stock, the summed daily need and the summed production. Energy has
// no store, so it travels as a daily demand and the plants' daily supply.
getCivResourceSummary(civ) {
const stock = emptyStock();
const need = emptyStock();
let energyNeed = 0;
for (const city of this.cities) {
if (city.civ !== civ) continue;
const store = this.getCityResourceStock(city);
for (const id of STORABLE_RESOURCE_IDS) stock[id] += store[id] || 0;
const economy = this.getCityEconomy(city);
const population = economy.population;
need.food += foodNeedPerDay(population);
need.steel += steelNeedPerDay(population);
need.luxury += luxuryNeedPerDay(population);
energyNeed += cityEnergyPerDay(economy.gdp);
}
const production = emptyStock();
let energySupply = 0;
for (const [k, id] of this.tileImprovements) {
if (this.tileImprovementOwner.get(k) !== civ) continue;
const proto = tileImprovementById(id);
if (!isResourceTileBuilding(proto)) continue;
if (proto.resource === "energy") {
energySupply += this.resourceBuildingOutputAt(k, proto);
} else {
// A converter makes only what it can sell, so report the throttled
// figure the daily tick used rather than the nameplate capacity.
const throttle = this._converterScales ? (this._converterScales.get(k) ?? 1) : 1;
production[proto.resource] += this.resourceBuildingOutputAt(k, proto) * throttle;
}
}
// The land's harvest is part of what the nation produces, and so is the
// extra food its regions force from energy when the harvest falls short.
const foodMultipliers = new Map();
for (const coords of this._territoryByCiv.get(civ) || []) {
const k = key(coords.x, coords.y);
if ((this.tilePopulation.get(k) || 0) <= 0) continue;
const city = this.regionCityAt(coords);
let multiplier = 1;
if (city) {
multiplier = foodMultipliers.get(city.id);
if (multiplier === undefined) {
multiplier = this._regionFoodMultiplier(city);
foodMultipliers.set(city.id, multiplier);
}
}
production.food += tileFoodOutput(this.tiles[k]) * multiplier;
}
if (this._foodSynthesis) {
for (const city of this.cities) {
if (city.civ !== civ) continue;
production.food += this._foodSynthesis.get(city.id) || 0;
}
}
const upkeep = this.getCivUpkeepResources(civ);
// What the nation actually consumes in a day: the people's needs plus the
// materials its buildings, units, works and transport wear out. Energy is a
// flow on both sides, so its row combines the grid demand and upkeep.
const consumed = {
food: need.food + (upkeep.food || 0),
steel: need.steel + (upkeep.steel || 0),
luxury: need.luxury + (upkeep.luxury || 0),
hightech: upkeep.hightech || 0,
energy: energyNeed + (upkeep.energy || 0),
};
return {
stock,
need,
production,
energy: { need: energyNeed, supply: energySupply },
// What the nation's buildings, units, works and transport wear out daily.
upkeep,
consumed,
// Yesterday's cross-nation deliveries: what the nation imported and sold.
trade: this._civResourceTrade(civ),
// What the nation bought from and sold outside its border over the day,
// with the money it moved, for the Economy tab's consumption table.
external: this._civExternalTrade(civ),
prices: Object.fromEntries(RESOURCE_IDS.map((id) => [id, this.getResourcePrice(id)])),
};
},
// One nation's imports and exports of every resource over the last simulated
// day, as plain per-resource objects. Cross-nation deliveries only; the
// global market is not attributed to a partner.
_civResourceTrade(civ) {
const record = this.resourceTrade ? this.resourceTrade.get(civ) : null;
const imports = {};
const exports = {};
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) {
imports[id] = record ? record.imports[id] || 0 : 0;
exports[id] = record ? record.exports[id] || 0 : 0;
}
return { imports, exports };
},
// Records a cross-nation delivery: the buyer gained `amount` of `id` and the
// seller shipped it. Both nations' daily trade ledgers are updated.
_recordResourceTrade(importer, exporter, id, amount) {
if (!(amount > 0)) return;
if (!this.resourceTrade) this.resourceTrade = new Map();
const record = (civ, kind) => {
if (civ < 0) return;
let entry = this.resourceTrade.get(civ);
if (!entry) {
entry = { imports: {}, exports: {} };
this.resourceTrade.set(civ, entry);
}
entry[kind][id] = (entry[kind][id] || 0) + amount;
};
record(importer, "imports");
if (exporter !== importer) record(exporter, "exports");
},
// --------------------------------------------------- construction steel --
// The steel and high-tech a construction spends. Every item needs steel
// proportional to its money cost; an advanced building (science, air, radar,
// chips) also needs high-tech, more with every level.
constructionResourceCost(proto, level = 0, buildCost = null) {
return sharedConstructionResourceCost(proto, level, buildCost);
},
// Pays a construction's material bill. The stock of the nation's own cities
// is bought first (the region, then its neighbours), each region paid for the
// material into its private cash; the rest is bought from reachable foreign
// regions. There is no global market, so a bill the reachable stores cannot
// cover refuses the construction. Energy is a flow rather than a store, so it
// is not procured here.
_payConstructionResources(civ, coords, resources, category = "construction", source = null) {
const steel = resources.steel || 0;
const hightech = resources.hightech || 0;
const energy = resources.energy || 0;
if (steel <= 0 && hightech <= 0 && energy <= 0) return true;
const payer = this._treasuryPayer(civ);
const fromStock = this._drawFromNearest(civ, coords, { steel, hightech }, payer);
const shortfall = {
steel: steel - fromStock.steel,
hightech: hightech - fromStock.hightech,
};
const v = this.currencyValue(civ);
// What the nation's own stores supplied is paid to the owning regions.
let spentSteel = fromStock.steel * this.getResourcePrice("steel") / v;
let spentTech = fromStock.hightech * this.getResourcePrice("hightech") / v;
// The whole bill, paid or drawn from stores, is the construction's material
// cost for the month's budget report.
this._recordBudgetEconomic(
civ,
category,
steel * this.getResourcePrice("steel") +
hightech * this.getResourcePrice("hightech") +
energy * this.getResourcePrice("energy")
);
let covered = shortfall.steel <= 0 && shortfall.hightech <= 0;
if (!covered) {
const city = this._nearestCity(civ, coords);
if (city) {
const nodes = this._resourceNodes();
const haul = { steel: 0, hightech: 0 };
let gotSteel = 0;
let gotTech = 0;
if (shortfall.steel > 0) {
const before = payer.total;
gotSteel = this._procureFromNeighbours(city, "steel", shortfall.steel, haul, nodes, { payer });
spentSteel += payer.total - before;
}
if (shortfall.hightech > 0) {
const before = payer.total;
gotTech = this._procureFromNeighbours(city, "hightech", shortfall.hightech, haul, nodes, { payer });
spentTech += payer.total - before;
}
covered = gotSteel + 1e-6 >= shortfall.steel && gotTech + 1e-6 >= shortfall.hightech;
}
}
if (spentSteel > 0) {
this._recordBudgetCash(civ, category, -spentSteel);
this._recordBudgetCategoryResource(civ, category, "steel", spentSteel, source);
}
if (spentTech > 0) {
this._recordBudgetCash(civ, category, -spentTech);
this._recordBudgetCategoryResource(civ, category, "hightech", spentTech, source);
}
if (spentSteel + spentTech > 0) {
this._recordResourceSpend(civ, "construction", spentSteel + spentTech, {
steel: spentSteel,
hightech: spentTech,
});
}
return covered;
},
// Pulls each material from the nearest of the nation's cities to `coords`,
// capped by what that city holds, and buys it: with a `payer` the state pays
// the owning region the material's value into its private cash, so the store
// is never taken for free. Returns how much of each was taken.
_drawFromNearest(civ, coords, wanted, payer = null) {
const taken = { steel: 0, hightech: 0 };
const remaining = { steel: wanted.steel || 0, hightech: wanted.hightech || 0 };
const cities = this.cities
.filter((city) => city.civ === civ)
.sort((a, b) =>
this.topology.tileDistance(a.coords, coords) -
this.topology.tileDistance(b.coords, coords));
for (const city of cities) {
const store = this.getCityResourceStock(city);
for (const id of ["steel", "hightech"]) {
if (remaining[id] <= 0) continue;
const available = store[id] || 0;
const take = Math.min(available, remaining[id]);
if (take <= 0) continue;
store[id] = available - take;
remaining[id] -= take;
taken[id] += take;
this._payRegionForMaterial(city, id, take, payer);
}
if (remaining.steel <= 0 && remaining.hightech <= 0) break;
}
return taken;
},
// The state buys a material out of a region's store: the region is paid the
// material's value into its private cash and the payer (the treasury) carries
// the bill. Without a payer there is nothing to settle.
_payRegionForMaterial(city, id, amount, payer) {
if (!(amount > 0) || !payer) return;
const cost = amount * this.getResourcePrice(id) / this.currencyValue(city.civ);
payer.charge(cost);
this._creditRegionCash(city, this.currencyOf(city.civ).code, cost);
},
// ---------------------------------------------------------- upkeep --
// What one city building level wears out in a day. A level's upkeep is priced
// off the cost of raising that level, so it grows with the level.
buildingUpkeepResources(proto, level) {
return protoUpkeep(proto, buildingBuildCost(proto, level - 1));
},
unitUpkeepResources(proto) {
return protoUpkeep(proto, proto.cost);
},
// Everything a nation's buildings, units, tile works and transport network
// wear out in a day, split by the budget category that owns it, so the monthly
// report can attribute the cash and the market value. Energy is the exception
// units do not pay: it is fed to the grid through the city/improvement a thing
// stands in, so it is settled by `_buildEnergyLedger` instead.
getCivUpkeepBreakdown(civ) {
const categories = {
buildings: { steel: 0, energy: 0, hightech: 0, parts: [] },
units: { steel: 0, energy: 0, hightech: 0, parts: [] },
works: { steel: 0, energy: 0, hightech: 0, parts: [] },
transport: { steel: 0, energy: 0, hightech: 0, parts: [] },
};
// `label` names the thing that wore out -- a building, unit, work or
// transport type -- so the budget row can show what consumed each resource.
const add = (category, costs, label = null) => {
const steel = costs.steel || 0;
const energy = costs.energy || 0;
const hightech = costs.hightech || 0;
category.steel += steel;
category.energy += energy;
category.hightech += hightech;
if (label) category.parts.push({ label, steel, energy, hightech });
};
for (const city of this.cities) {
if (city.civ !== civ) continue;
for (const [index, level] of Object.entries(city.buildings || {})) {
if (level <= 0) continue;
const proto = this.protoBuildings[Number(index)];
if (proto) add(categories.buildings, this.buildingUpkeepResources(proto, level), proto.name);
}
}
const battle = this._battleUnitIds();
for (const unit of this.units) {
if (unit.civ !== civ) continue;
const proto = this.unitProto(unit);
if (!proto) continue;
// A unit in battle burns through its stores faster.
const statuses = this._effectiveStatuses(unit, battle.has(unit.id));
const multiplier = this._statusUpkeepMultiplier(statuses);
const costs = this.unitUpkeepResources(proto);
add(categories.units, {
steel: costs.steel * multiplier,
hightech: costs.hightech * multiplier,
}, proto.name);
}
for (const [k, id] of this.tileImprovements) {
if (this.tileImprovementOwner.get(k) !== civ) continue;
const proto = tileImprovementById(id);
if (!proto) continue;
const costs = protoUpkeep(proto, proto.buildCost || 0);
if (proto.fuelEnergyPerDay) costs.energy = (costs.energy || 0) + proto.fuelEnergyPerDay;
add(categories.works, costs, proto.name);
}
const counts = this._transportTiles(civ);
if (counts.road > 0) {
add(categories.transport, {
steel: counts.road * RESOURCE_RULES.transportUpkeepSteel.road,
}, "Roads");
}
if (counts.railway > 0) {
add(categories.transport, {
steel: counts.railway * RESOURCE_RULES.transportUpkeepSteel.railway,
}, "Railways");
}
// Merge the per-thing parts into one entry per label, so a building type
// spread over several cities is a single line in the budget.
for (const category of Object.values(categories)) {
const byLabel = new Map();
for (const part of category.parts) {
const merged = byLabel.get(part.label)
|| { label: part.label, steel: 0, energy: 0, hightech: 0 };
merged.steel += part.steel;
merged.energy += part.energy;
merged.hightech += part.hightech;
byLabel.set(part.label, merged);
}
category.sources = Array.from(byLabel.values());
delete category.parts;
}
return categories;
},
// The same daily wear as one materials demand, for the summary panels and the
// market-value forecast.
getCivUpkeepResources(civ) {
const categories = this.getCivUpkeepBreakdown(civ);
const total = { steel: 0, energy: 0, hightech: 0, food: 0 };
for (const costs of Object.values(categories)) {
total.steel += costs.steel;
total.energy += costs.energy;
total.hightech += costs.hightech;
}
return total;
},
// An infantry unit's soldiers eat like civilians, doubled in combat and
// tripled while wounded and resting in one of their own cities. Used by the
// supply tick to decide how fast a unit's carried food runs down.
_unitFoodRate(unit, proto, inBattle = false) {
const population = proto && proto.infantry ? (proto.population || RESOURCE_RULES.unitPopulation) : 0;
if (population <= 0) return 0;
const city = this.cityAt(unit.coords);
const resting = !!(city && city.civ === unit.civ && unit.hp < unit.maxHp);
const multiplier = resting
? RESOURCE_RULES.infantryRestingFoodMultiplier
: inBattle
? RESOURCE_RULES.infantryCombatFoodMultiplier
: 1;
return foodNeedPerDay(population) * multiplier;
},
// Pulls a material from the nation's cities and, with a `payer`, buys it from
// each owning region into its private cash. Returns what is still missing.
_drawFromCities(civ, id, amount, payer = null) {
let remaining = Math.max(0, amount);
for (const city of this.cities) {
if (remaining <= 0) break;
if (city.civ !== civ) continue;
const store = this.getCityResourceStock(city);
const take = Math.min(store[id] || 0, remaining);
if (take <= 0) continue;
store[id] = (store[id] || 0) - take;
remaining -= take;
this._payRegionForMaterial(city, id, take, payer);
}
return remaining;
},
// A tile improvement that was raised with money to spare keeps that reserve
// for its own upkeep. Each day, before the state is billed, every work with a
// reserve covers as much of its own steel and high-tech wear as the money
// reaches; the reserve is spent and the nation's `works` and `transport`
// demand is cut by what it covered, so a well funded work spares the treasury
// until it runs dry. The spent money is paid into the nation's regions, since
// it is the private sector the state would otherwise have paid.
_applyWorksMaintenance(civ, categories) {
if (!this.improvementCash || !categories) return;
const steelUnit = this._marketUnitCost("steel");
const techUnit = this._marketUnitCost("hightech");
let covered = 0;
// Spend one work's reserve against its own steel/high-tech wear, trimming
// the matching budget category by whatever the reserve could cover.
const apply = (k, steel, hightech, category) => {
const reserve = this.improvementCash.get(k) || 0;
if (!(reserve > 0)) return;
const value = steel * steelUnit + hightech * techUnit;
if (!(value > 0)) return;
const fraction = Math.min(1, reserve / value);
const spent = value * fraction;
covered += spent;
const after = reserve - spent;
if (after > 0) this.improvementCash.set(k, after);
else this.improvementCash.delete(k);
if (category) {
category.steel = Math.max(0, (category.steel || 0) - steel * fraction);
category.hightech = Math.max(0, (category.hightech || 0) - hightech * fraction);
}
};
for (const [k, id] of this.tileImprovements) {
if (this.tileImprovementOwner.get(k) !== civ) continue;
const proto = tileImprovementById(id);
if (!proto) continue;
const costs = protoUpkeep(proto, proto.buildCost || 0);
apply(k, costs.steel || 0, costs.hightech || 0, categories.works);
}
for (const [tiles, id] of [[this.roads, "road"], [this.railways, "railway"]]) {
const steel = RESOURCE_RULES.transportUpkeepSteel[id] || 0;
for (const k of tiles) {
if (this.civAt(parseKey(k)) !== civ) continue;
apply(k, steel, 0, categories.transport);
}
}
// The reserves paid the private sector the state would otherwise have paid.
this._creditRegions(civ, covered);
},
// Settles one nation's daily upkeep materials: buy the stores from the regions
// that hold them, buy the rest from reachable regions, and return the fraction
// of the bill the nation could actually settle. With no global market, a bill
// the reachable stores cannot cover is left unmet, and the rest is unrest.
_settleUpkeep(civ, categories) {
const ids = ["buildings", "units", "works", "transport"];
const steelUnit = this._marketUnitCost("steel");
const techUnit = this._marketUnitCost("hightech");
const payer = this._treasuryPayer(civ);
let totalSteel = 0;
let totalTech = 0;
let drawnSteel = 0;
let drawnTech = 0;
let drawnSteelCost = 0;
let drawnTechCost = 0;
const shortfalls = {};
// Draw each category's demand from the shared city stores, paying the owning
// region. The totals do not depend on the order, only which category gets
// the stock first does.
for (const id of ids) {
const demand = categories[id] || {};
const steel = demand.steel || 0;
const hightech = demand.hightech || 0;
const beforeSteel = payer.total;
const steelShort = steel > 0 ? this._drawFromCities(civ, "steel", steel, payer) : 0;
drawnSteelCost += payer.total - beforeSteel;
const beforeTech = payer.total;
const techShort = hightech > 0 ? this._drawFromCities(civ, "hightech", hightech, payer) : 0;
drawnTechCost += payer.total - beforeTech;
shortfalls[id] = { steel: steelShort, hightech: techShort };
totalSteel += steel;
totalTech += hightech;
drawnSteel += steel - steelShort;
drawnTech += hightech - techShort;
}
const steelShortTotal = totalSteel - drawnSteel;
const techShortTotal = totalTech - drawnTech;
// The market value of a category's wear is an economic cost whether the
// stores covered it or the treasury had to buy it.
for (const id of ids) {
const demand = categories[id] || {};
this._recordBudgetEconomic(
civ,
id,
(demand.steel || 0) * steelUnit + (demand.hightech || 0) * techUnit
);
}
if (totalSteel <= 0 && totalTech <= 0) return 1;
// The shortfall is bought region by region, each city taking its share, from
// the nearest reachable stores -- home regions first, then foreign ones.
const cities = this.cities.filter((city) => city.civ === civ);
const shares = this._populationShares(cities);
const nodes = this._resourceNodes();
let gotSteel = 0;
let gotTech = 0;
let spentSteel = drawnSteelCost;
let spentTech = drawnTechCost;
for (let i = 0; i < cities.length; i++) {
const city = cities[i];
const allowSea = this._cityMarketAccess(city);
const haul = { steel: 0, hightech: 0 };
if (steelShortTotal > 0) {
const before = payer.total;
gotSteel += this._procureFromNeighbours(
city, "steel", steelShortTotal * shares[i], haul, nodes, { payer, allowSea }
);
spentSteel += payer.total - before;
}
if (techShortTotal > 0) {
const before = payer.total;
gotTech += this._procureFromNeighbours(
city, "hightech", techShortTotal * shares[i], haul, nodes, { payer, allowSea }
);
spentTech += payer.total - before;
}
}
if (spentSteel + spentTech > 0) {
this._recordResourceSpend(civ, "upkeep", spentSteel + spentTech, {
steel: spentSteel,
hightech: spentTech,
});
// Split the cash across the categories that wore the material, then across
// the buildings, units, works and transport that consumed it.
for (const id of ids) {
const demand = categories[id] || {};
const steelCash = totalSteel > 0 ? spentSteel * ((demand.steel || 0) / totalSteel) : 0;
const techCash = totalTech > 0 ? spentTech * ((demand.hightech || 0) / totalTech) : 0;
const cash = steelCash + techCash;
if (cash > 0) this._recordBudgetCash(civ, id, -cash);
const sources = (categories[id] && categories[id].sources) || [];
if (steelCash > 0) {
this._recordResourceBySource(civ, id, "steel", steelCash, sources, "steel");
}
if (techCash > 0) {
this._recordResourceBySource(civ, id, "hightech", techCash, sources, "hightech");
}
}
}
const Psteel = this.getResourcePrice("steel");
const Ptech = this.getResourcePrice("hightech");
const fullValue = totalSteel * Psteel + totalTech * Ptech;
if (!(fullValue > 0)) return 1;
const settled = (drawnSteel + gotSteel) * Psteel + (drawnTech + gotTech) * Ptech;
return Math.min(1, settled / fullValue);
},
// Files a category's market purchase of one resource under the sources that
// consumed it -- the building, unit, work or transport type -- split in
// proportion to how much of that resource each source wore out.
_recordResourceBySource(civ, category, resource, cash, sources, field) {
let total = 0;
for (const source of sources) total += source[field] || 0;
if (!(total > 0)) {
this._recordBudgetCategoryResource(civ, category, resource, cash);
return;
}
let remaining = cash;
for (let i = 0; i < sources.length; i++) {
const source = sources[i];
const amount = i === sources.length - 1
? remaining
: cash * ((source[field] || 0) / total);
remaining -= amount;
if (amount > 0) {
this._recordBudgetCategoryResource(civ, category, resource, amount, source.label);
}
}
},
// ------------------------------------------------------ combat use --
// What one use of a weapon spends. Guns and aircraft are cheap parked and
// costly to fire: the state draws its stores and buys the rest from reachable
// regions. The payment is atomic -- if the reachable stores cannot cover it,
// the drawn stock is put back and nothing is spent. Returns whether the shot
// could be paid for.
payCombatResources(civ, kind, count = 1) {
const consumption = RESOURCE_RULES.combatConsumption[kind];
if (!consumption) return true;
const wanted = {
steel: (consumption.steel || 0) * count,
hightech: (consumption.hightech || 0) * count,
};
if (wanted.steel <= 0 && wanted.hightech <= 0) return true;
const coords = this._anyCityCoords(civ);
const payer = this._treasuryPayer(civ);
const drawn = this._drawFromNearest(civ, coords, wanted, payer);
const missing = {
steel: wanted.steel - drawn.steel,
hightech: wanted.hightech - drawn.hightech,
};
const v = this.currencyValue(civ);
let gotSteel = 0;
let gotTech = 0;
let spentSteel = drawn.steel * this.getResourcePrice("steel") / v;
let spentTech = drawn.hightech * this.getResourcePrice("hightech") / v;
let covered = missing.steel <= 0 && missing.hightech <= 0;
if (!covered) {
const city = this._nearestCity(civ, coords);
if (city) {
const nodes = this._resourceNodes();
const haul = { steel: 0, hightech: 0 };
if (missing.steel > 0) {
const before = payer.total;
gotSteel = this._procureFromNeighbours(city, "steel", missing.steel, haul, nodes, { payer });
spentSteel += payer.total - before;
}
if (missing.hightech > 0) {
const before = payer.total;
gotTech = this._procureFromNeighbours(city, "hightech", missing.hightech, haul, nodes, { payer });
spentTech += payer.total - before;
}
covered = gotSteel + 1e-6 >= missing.steel && gotTech + 1e-6 >= missing.hightech;
}
}
if (spentSteel > 0) {
this._recordBudgetCash(civ, "military", -spentSteel);
this._recordBudgetCategoryResource(civ, "military", "steel", spentSteel);
}
if (spentTech > 0) {
this._recordBudgetCash(civ, "military", -spentTech);
this._recordBudgetCategoryResource(civ, "military", "hightech", spentTech);
}
if (spentSteel + spentTech > 0) {
this._recordResourceSpend(civ, "combat", spentSteel + spentTech, {
steel: spentSteel,
hightech: spentTech,
});
}
return covered;
},
_anyCityCoords(civ) {
for (const city of this.cities) if (city.civ === civ) return city.coords;
return { x: 0, y: 0 };
},
// ------------------------------------------------------- market access --
// Which landmass a tile sits on. Continents never change, so they are built
// once and cached.
_continentOf(coords) {
if (!this._continentByTile) this._buildContinents();
return this._continentByTile.get(key(coords.x, coords.y));
},
_buildContinents() {
this._continentByTile = new Map();
let id = 0;
for (const k in this.tiles) {
if (this.tiles[k].terrainClass !== "Land") continue;
if (this._continentByTile.has(k)) continue;
const queue = [parseKey(k)];
this._continentByTile.set(k, id);
while (queue.length > 0) {
const coords = queue.pop();
for (const neighbour of this._neighbours(coords)) {
const nk = key(neighbour.x, neighbour.y);
if (this._continentByTile.has(nk)) continue;
const tile = this.tiles[nk];
if (!tile || tile.terrainClass !== "Land") continue;
this._continentByTile.set(nk, id);
queue.push(neighbour);
}
}
id += 1;
}
},
// Whether a city can reach another continent's markets: its own continent
// holds a working friendly port. No working port, no foreign resources.
_cityMarketAccess(city) {
const continent = this._continentOf(city.coords);
for (const port of this.cities) {
if (port.civ !== city.civ) continue;
if (this._continentOf(port.coords) !== continent) continue;
if (this._hasSeaSupply(port.coords, port.civ)) return true;
}
return false;
},
_civMarketAccess(civ) {
for (const city of this.cities) {
if (city.civ !== civ) continue;
if (this._cityMarketAccess(city)) return true;
}
return false;
},
// The grid power a region's land harvest draws, after its food-efficiency
// research has cut the energy each tonne costs.
_foodHarvestEnergy(civ, produced) {
return producerEnergyPerDay("food", produced) /
(1 + this.resourceEfficiency(civ, "food"));
},
// ------------------------------------------------------------ daily tick --
_tickResources() {
if (!this.resourceStock) return;
this._resourceVersion += 1;
this.resourceLinks = [];
this.resourceSpend = new Map();
this.resourceTrade = new Map();
this.resourceExternal = new Map();
this._resourceShortages = new Map();
this._resetTaxLedger();
const market = new Map();
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) market.set(id, { supply: 0, demand: 0, price: this.getResourcePrice(id) });
this.resourceMarketStats = market;
const components = this._resourceLandComponents();
const ledger = this._buildEnergyLedger(components);
// Food is grown by every worked tile, from the land and how fertile it is
// rather than from the headcount, and stored by the region's city. Ports
// bring in extra, so a coastal region's multiplier is looked up once per
// region and reused for every tile it covers. The energy it takes is
// charged to the tile's grid component.
const pendingFood = [];
const foodMultipliers = new Map();
// The land's harvest per region, so the synthesis pass below knows who is
// short of what its people eat.
const regionFood = new Map();
for (const k in this.tiles) {
const coords = parseKey(k);
if (!this._isLand(coords)) continue;
const population = this.tilePopulation.get(k) || 0;
if (population <= 0) continue;
const city = this.regionCityAt(coords);
if (!city) continue;
let foodMultiplier = foodMultipliers.get(city.id);
if (foodMultiplier === undefined) {
foodMultiplier = this._regionFoodMultiplier(city);
foodMultipliers.set(city.id, foodMultiplier);
}
const produced = tileFoodOutput(this.tiles[k]) * foodMultiplier;
if (produced <= 0) continue;
regionFood.set(city.id, (regionFood.get(city.id) || 0) + produced);
pendingFood.push({
cityId: city.id,
coords: city.coords,
component: components.get(k),
amount: produced,
});
const component = ledger.get(components.get(k));
if (component) {
const foodPower = this._foodHarvestEnergy(component.civ, produced);
component.foodEnergy += foodPower;
component.foodConsumers.push({ city, amount: foodPower });
}
}
// A region whose own harvest falls short of what its people eat can force
// extra food from energy -- greenhouses and synthesis. Growing is cheapest
// for the first tonnes, so the region grows while the marginal energy for
// another tonne beats buying, then completes with the dearer option: what
// the reachable market cannot actually supply, it grows itself.
const foodPrice = this.getResourcePrice("food");
const energyPrice = this.getResourcePrice("energy");
const nodes = this._resourceNodes();
this._foodSynthesis = new Map();
for (const city of this.cities) {
const produced = regionFood.get(city.id) || 0;
const need = foodNeedPerDay(this.getCityEconomy(city).population);
const shortfall = need - produced;
if (!(shortfall > 0)) continue;
const allowSea = this._cityMarketAccess(city) &&
!this._isEncircled(city.coords, city.civ);
// The food the region can actually buy: the reachable surplus. A distant
// island reaches none, so it must grow every tonne itself.
let buyable = 0;
for (const supplier of this._nearbySuppliers(city, "food", nodes, allowSea)) {
buyable += this._nodeSurplus(supplier, "food");
}
// Food efficiency cheapens synthesis, so it is worth growing more before
// the market wins; the energy it actually spends falls by the same share.
const foodEfficiency = 1 + this.resourceEfficiency(city.civ, "food");
const extra = synthesisedFoodFor(
foodPrice, energyPrice / foodEfficiency, shortfall, buyable
);
if (!(extra > 0)) continue;
const componentId = components.get(key(city.coords.x, city.coords.y));
const component = ledger.get(componentId);
if (!component) continue;
const energy = foodSynthesisEnergy(extra) / foodEfficiency;
component.foodEnergy += energy;
component.foodConsumers.push({ city, amount: energy });
pendingFood.push({
cityId: city.id,
coords: city.coords,
component: componentId,
amount: extra,
});
this._foodSynthesis.set(city.id, extra);
}
// Settle every connected grid: what the plants make against what the cities
// and industry draw. A grid that runs short imports power from the reachable
// grids that have a surplus -- there is no global market to fall back on.
for (const component of ledger.values()) {
if (component.civ < 0) continue;
component.demand = component.cityEnergy + component.converterEnergy + component.foodEnergy;
component.imports = 0;
}
this._tradeGridPower(ledger, components);
for (const component of ledger.values()) {
if (component.civ < 0) continue;
component.available = component.supply + component.imports;
// Cities are served first, then the food the region grows, then the
// converters: a famine is worse than an idle factory, so the power that
// feeds people is never throttled away by industry.
const cityServed = Math.min(component.cityEnergy, component.available);
component.cityShortage = component.cityEnergy > 0
? Math.max(0, Math.min(1, (component.cityEnergy - cityServed) / component.cityEnergy))
: 0;
const afterCity = Math.max(0, component.available - cityServed);
const foodServed = Math.min(component.foodEnergy, afterCity);
component.foodScale = component.foodEnergy > 0 ? foodServed / component.foodEnergy : 1;
const afterFood = afterCity - foodServed;
component.industrialScale = component.converterEnergy > 0
? Math.max(0, Math.min(1, afterFood / component.converterEnergy))
: 1;
market.get("energy").supply += component.supply;
market.get("energy").demand += component.demand;
}
// A grid that cannot power its industry names the works left idle.
this._noteGridPowerShortages(ledger, components);
// Food lands in the region's store, scaled by the power the grid could give
// it. Food is served before the converters, so the harvest survives a
// power squeeze that idles the factories.
const grownFood = new Map();
for (const entry of pendingFood) {
const component = ledger.get(entry.component);
const scale = component ? component.foodScale : 1;
const produced = entry.amount * scale;
if (produced <= 0) continue;
this._ensureResourceStock(key(entry.coords.x, entry.coords.y)).food += produced;
market.get("food").supply += produced;
grownFood.set(entry.cityId, (grownFood.get(entry.cityId) || 0) + produced);
}
// Middlemen top up for neighbours whose own power-limited harvest fell short
// before anyone buys, so the relay stock is on hand in the same day.
this._relayFood(grownFood, nodes);
// Converters turn the power they were allocated into their material, held
// at the building's own tile.
for (const [k, id] of this.tileImprovements) {
const proto = tileImprovementById(id);
if (!isResourceTileBuilding(proto) || proto.resource === "energy") continue;
const component = ledger.get(components.get(k));
const scale = component ? component.industrialScale : 1;
const throttle = this._converterScales ? (this._converterScales.get(k) ?? 1) : 1;
const produced = this.resourceBuildingOutputAt(k, proto) * throttle * scale;
if (produced <= 0) continue;
this._ensureResourceStock(k)[proto.resource] += produced;
market.get(proto.resource).supply += produced;
}
// The people eat, wear and spend. Shortfalls are matched against reachable
// stores -- home regions first, then foreign ones.
this._consumeCityResources(components, market, nodes);
// Power is a paid private flow: the grid's consumers settle with its plants,
// after the day's sales so an agent can pay from what it just earned.
this._settleGridPower(ledger);
// A region that could not feed its people is in famine: it tells the world,
// and its people start dying.
this._tickFamine();
// Every nation's buildings, units and works then wear out: the state draws
// its stores and buys the rest, and an unpaid bill becomes unrest.
for (let civ = 0; civ < this.civilisations.length; civ++) {
const categories = this.getCivUpkeepBreakdown(civ);
// Works that finished with money to spare keep it against their own wear;
// that reserve is spent before the state is asked to pay.
this._applyWorksMaintenance(civ, categories);
const paid = this._settleUpkeep(civ, categories);
this._civilianUpkeepShortage(civ, 1 - paid);
}
// Once a day the world's imbalance sets the next price. The prices it
// replaces are kept, so the panel can show each commodity's day-on-day move
// and the consumption-weighted inflation it adds up to.
const previousPrices = new Map();
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) previousPrices.set(id, this.getResourcePrice(id));
for (const id of RESOURCE_IDS) {
const stats = market.get(id);
const price = nextMarketPrice(
RESOURCE_MARKET_BASE[id],
this.getResourcePrice(id),
stats.supply,
stats.demand
);
this.setResourcePrice(id, price);
stats.price = price;
}
this._recordCommodityInflation(market, previousPrices);
this._applyResourceShortages(ledger);
this._pruneResourceStock();
},
// Every land tile assigned to the connected component of owned land it sits
// on. Two cities of a nation share a grid only when their land is contiguous.
_resourceLandComponents() {
const component = new Map();
let next = 0;
for (const [startKey, owner] of this.territory) {
if (component.has(startKey)) continue;
const queue = [parseKey(startKey)];
component.set(startKey, next);
while (queue.length > 0) {
const coords = queue.pop();
for (const neighbour of this._neighbours(coords)) {
const nk = key(neighbour.x, neighbour.y);
if (component.has(nk)) continue;
if (this.territory.get(nk) !== owner) continue;
component.set(nk, next);
queue.push(neighbour);
}
}
next += 1;
}
return component;
},
// A per-component energy ledger, keyed by the component id from
// `_resourceLandComponents`. Each entry carries the owner and the day's draw and
// supply, filled in as the world is walked.
_buildEnergyLedger(components) {
const ledger = new Map();
// Each converter's production scale for the day, so its power draw matches
// what it actually intends to make. Read again by the production loop.
this._converterScales = new Map();
for (const [k, id] of components) {
if (ledger.has(id)) continue;
ledger.set(id, {
civ: this.territory.get(k),
supply: 0,
// The draw that makes up the physical balance: cities and their
// buildings, the converters and the land's food, plus the works' wear
// and the plants' own fuel as internal losses.
cityEnergy: 0,
converterEnergy: 0,
foodEnergy: 0,
fuelEnergy: 0,
// The part of `cityEnergy` the regions actually pay for, so the works'
// and plants' internal losses are not billed to them.
billableCityEnergy: 0,
demand: 0,
available: 0,
industrialScale: 1,
foodScale: 1,
cityShortage: 0,
// Who makes the power and who draws it, so the grid's bill can be
// settled between them: the plants sell, the converters pay from their
// own cash and the regions pay for their cities and their food.
producers: [],
cities: [],
converters: [],
foodConsumers: [],
imports: 0,
exports: 0,
importCost: 0,
});
}
for (const city of this.cities) {
const component = ledger.get(components.get(key(city.coords.x, city.coords.y)));
if (!component) continue;
let amount = cityEnergyPerDay(this.getCityEconomy(city).gdp);
// The city's buildings run on the grid too, so their operating power is
// charged to the same component.
for (const [index, level] of Object.entries(city.buildings || {})) {
if (level <= 0) continue;
const proto = this.protoBuildings[Number(index)];
if (proto) amount += this.buildingUpkeepResources(proto, level).energy;
}
component.cityEnergy += amount;
component.billableCityEnergy += amount;
component.cities.push({ city, amount });
}
for (const [k, id] of this.tileImprovements) {
const proto = tileImprovementById(id);
if (!proto) continue;
const component = ledger.get(components.get(k));
if (!component) continue;
if (isResourceTileBuilding(proto)) {
// Efficiency research cuts the power each commodity costs: the draw is
// divided by `1 + bonus`, so the same output needs less energy.
const efficiency = 1 + this.resourceEfficiency(component.civ, proto.resource);
if (proto.resource === "energy") {
const output = this.resourceBuildingOutputAt(k, proto);
component.supply += output;
component.producers.push({ k, output });
} else {
const agent = this.buildingAgents ? this.buildingAgents.get(k) : null;
const scale = this._converterProductionScale(k, proto, agent);
this._converterScales.set(k, scale);
const amount = this.resourceBuildingInputAt(k, proto, "energyPerDay") * scale / efficiency;
component.converterEnergy += amount;
component.converters.push({ k, amount });
}
if (proto.fuelEnergyPerDay) {
const fuel = this.resourceBuildingInputAt(k, proto, "fuelEnergyPerDay") / efficiency;
component.fuelEnergy += fuel;
component.cityEnergy += fuel;
}
}
// Every work's operating power is a draw on the grid; it rides with the
// cities and is not billed back to a region.
component.cityEnergy += protoUpkeep(proto, proto.buildCost || 0).energy;
}
return ledger;
},
// Moves power between grids. A grid in deficit buys from the reachable grids
// that hold a surplus, cheapest route first; power is a flow with no store, so
// it flows the same day. The seller's plants are paid for the power, and the
// buyer's consumers carry the cost. No government is involved.
_tradeGridPower(ledger, components) {
const price = this.getResourcePrice("energy");
const surplus = new Map();
for (const [id, component] of ledger) {
component.imports = 0;
component.exports = 0;
component.importCost = 0;
surplus.set(id, Math.max(0, component.supply - component.demand));
}
for (const [id, component] of ledger) {
if (component.civ < 0) continue;
const deficit = Math.max(0, component.demand - component.supply);
if (deficit <= 0) continue;
const origin = this._componentCity(id, components);
if (!origin) continue;
const reach = this._reachableComponents(origin, components, this._cityMarketAccess(origin));
const suppliers = Array.from(reach.entries())
.filter(([sid]) => sid !== id && (surplus.get(sid) || 0) > 0)
.sort((a, b) => a[1] - b[1]);
let needed = deficit;
for (const [sid, routeEnergy] of suppliers) {
if (needed <= 0) break;
const available = surplus.get(sid) || 0;
const take = Math.min(needed, available);
if (!(take > 0)) continue;
// The power costs its price plus the energy burned carrying it. A unit
// of energy weighs `tonnesPerUnit`, so the freight is charged on the
// real tonnage moved, not as if every kWh were a tonne.
const tonnes = take * (resourceById("energy")?.tonnesPerUnit || 1);
const cost = take * price + tonnes * routeEnergy * price;
const seller = ledger.get(sid);
this._payGridProducers(seller, cost, take);
if (seller.civ !== component.civ) {
this._recordExternalBuy(component.civ, "energy", take, cost);
this._recordExternalSell(seller.civ, "energy", take, cost);
}
surplus.set(sid, available - take);
component.imports += take;
component.importCost += cost;
seller.exports += take;
needed -= take;
}
}
},
// Settles one grid's power bill: the regions pay for their cities' and their
// food's draw, the converters pay for their own from their cash, and the
// plants are paid for what was actually delivered. The works' wear and the
// plants' fuel are the grid's internal losses, folded into the price.
_settleGridPower(ledger) {
const price = this.getResourcePrice("energy");
for (const component of ledger.values()) {
if (component.civ < 0) continue;
const cityServed = component.cityEnergy * (1 - (component.cityShortage || 0));
const billableCityServed = Math.min(cityServed, component.billableCityEnergy);
const foodServed = component.foodEnergy * (component.foodScale ?? 1);
const converterServed = component.converterEnergy * (component.industrialScale ?? 1);
const billableServed = billableCityServed + foodServed + converterServed;
if (!(billableServed > 0)) continue;
const totalConsumed = cityServed + foodServed + converterServed;
const ownUsed = Math.min(component.supply, totalConsumed);
const bill = ownUsed * price + (component.importCost || 0);
const unitPrice = bill / billableServed;
const code = this.currencyOf(component.civ).code;
const cityFactor = component.billableCityEnergy > 0
? billableCityServed / component.billableCityEnergy
: 0;
const foodFactor = component.foodEnergy > 0 ? foodServed / component.foodEnergy : 0;
const converterFactor = component.converterEnergy > 0
? converterServed / component.converterEnergy
: 0;
for (const entry of component.cities || []) {
const cost = entry.amount * cityFactor * unitPrice;
if (cost > 0) this._chargeRegionCash(entry.city, code, cost);
}
for (const entry of component.foodConsumers || []) {
const cost = entry.amount * foodFactor * unitPrice;
if (cost > 0) this._chargeRegionCash(entry.city, code, cost);
}
for (const entry of component.converters || []) {
const cost = entry.amount * converterFactor * unitPrice;
if (cost > 0) this._chargeBuildingCash(entry.k, code, cost);
}
this._payGridProducers(component, ownUsed * price, ownUsed);
}
},
// One city that sits in grid component `id`, the origin for a power trade.
_componentCity(id, components) {
for (const city of this.cities) {
if (components.get(key(city.coords.x, city.coords.y)) === id) return city;
}
return null;
},
// The tiles held by hostile troops: an army camped on a road or a fleet in a
// sea lane severs the route while it stands there. Trade, grid power and unit
// supply searches all route around these tiles, so moving a unit in forces
// the next recalculation to find another way -- or none.
_hostileOccupied(civ) {
const blocked = new Set();
for (const unit of this.units) {
if (unit.civ === civ) continue;
if (!this.isAtWar(civ, unit.civ)) continue;
if (!this._isMilitary(unit) || this._isAirUnit(unit)) continue;
blocked.add(key(unit.coords.x, unit.coords.y));
}
return blocked;
},
// The grid components reachable from a city over the transport network, mapped
// to the least energy it takes to carry a unit there. A sea leg needs a
// working port; a land leg needs road or railway; goods never cross the land
// of a nation you are at war with.
_reachableComponents(city, components, allowSea = true) {
const reach = new Map();
const origin = key(city.coords.x, city.coords.y);
const originComponent = components.get(origin);
const blocked = this._hostileOccupied(city.civ);
const visited = new Set([origin]);
const queue = [{ coords: city.coords, energy: 0 }];
while (queue.length > 0) {
const current = queue.shift();
for (const neighbour of this._neighbours(current.coords)) {
const nk = key(neighbour.x, neighbour.y);
if (visited.has(nk) || blocked.has(nk)) continue;
const tile = this.tiles[nk];
if (!tile || !(tile.terrainClass === "Land" || tile.terrainClass === "Sea" ||
tile.terrainClass === "Ice")) continue;
const sea = tile.terrainClass === "Sea";
let mode;
if (sea) {
if (!allowSea) continue;
mode = "ship";
} else {
if (this.railways.has(nk)) mode = "train";
else if (this.roads.has(nk)) mode = "road";
else continue;
const owner = this.civAt(neighbour);
if (owner >= 0 && owner !== city.civ && this.isAtWar(city.civ, owner)) continue;
}
const stepEnergy = deliveryEnergyForResource(
"food", 1, 1, mode, tile.movementCostMultiplier || 1
);
visited.add(nk);
const energy = current.energy + stepEnergy;
const component = components.get(nk);
if (component !== undefined && component !== originComponent) {
const best = reach.get(component);
if (best === undefined || energy < best) reach.set(component, energy);
}
queue.push({ coords: neighbour, energy });
}
}
return reach;
},
// Middlemen: a region that can reach a food surplus it does not itself need
// buys extra to resell to nearby regions that have no reach of their own. It
// charges a margin on that resale, which covers its transport and turns a
// profit, so food hops past a region that is itself a net importer.
_relayFood(grownFood, nodes) {
const need = new Map();
const stock = new Map();
for (const city of this.cities) {
need.set(city.id, foodNeedPerDay(this.getCityEconomy(city).population));
stock.set(city.id, this.getCityResourceStock(city).food || 0);
}
// What each region actually grew today, and whether it can reach any food
// surplus on its own.
const sources = new Map();
const allowSea = new Map();
for (const city of this.cities) {
const sea = this._cityMarketAccess(city) && !this._isEncircled(city.coords, city.civ);
allowSea.set(city.id, sea);
sources.set(city.id, this._nearbySuppliers(city, "food", nodes, sea));
}
for (const city of this.cities) {
const suppliers = sources.get(city.id);
if (!suppliers || suppliers.length === 0) continue;
let relayDemand = 0;
for (const other of this.cities) {
if (other.id === city.id) continue;
if ((sources.get(other.id) || []).length > 0) continue;
const shortfall = Math.max(0, need.get(other.id) - (grownFood.get(other.id) || 0));
if (shortfall <= 0) continue;
if (stock.get(other.id) >= need.get(other.id) * 2) continue;
// The buyer must be able to reach this region's store.
if (this.topology.tileDistance(city.coords, other.coords) > RESOURCE_TRADE_RADIUS) {
continue;
}
relayDemand += shortfall;
}
if (!(relayDemand > 0)) continue;
const wanted = relayDemand * MIDDLEMAN.coverDays;
const store = this.getCityResourceStock(city);
const bought = this._procureFromNeighbours(city, "food", wanted, store, nodes, {
allowSea: allowSea.get(city.id),
});
if (bought > 0) {
this._relayStock.set(city.id, (this._relayStock.get(city.id) || 0) + bought);
}
}
},
_consumeCityResources(components, market, nodes = null) {
nodes = nodes || this._resourceNodes();
// How much of each supplier's surplus earlier buyers have already claimed
// today, so a contested surplus goes to whoever bids highest.
this._nodeClaims = new Map();
// Starving regions buy first: a city topping up its month-long buffer must
// not strip a neighbour whose store is empty of the last reachable surplus.
const urgency = (city) => {
const store = this.getCityResourceStock(city);
const need = Math.max(1e-9, foodNeedPerDay(this.getCityEconomy(city).population));
return (store.food || 0) / need;
};
const order = this.cities.slice().sort((a, b) => urgency(a) - urgency(b));
for (const city of order) {
const population = this.getCityEconomy(city).population;
const needs = {
food: foodNeedPerDay(population),
steel: steelNeedPerDay(population),
luxury: luxuryNeedPerDay(population),
};
const store = this.getCityResourceStock(city);
const shortage = {};
const foodTarget = foodMonthlyTarget(population);
// An encircled city is cut off from neighbours and the foreign market:
// it lives off its own reserves until the ring is broken. A portless city
// can still trade over land on its own continent, but not across water.
const cutOff = this._isEncircled(city.coords, city.civ);
// A shipping lane needs a working port; an encircled city is cut off from
// every neighbour, home or foreign.
const allowSea = !cutOff && this._cityMarketAccess(city);
for (const id of ["food", "steel", "luxury"]) {
const need = needs[id];
market.get(id).demand += need;
const own = Math.min(store[id] || 0, need);
store[id] = (store[id] || 0) - own;
const dailyShortfall = need - own;
// Food is stocked ahead: the city tops its store up to 130% of the
// coming month's needs, not just today's. Steel and luxury are bought
// as they are eaten.
const wanted = id === "food"
? Math.max(dailyShortfall, foodTarget - store[id])
: dailyShortfall;
let bought = 0;
if (wanted > 0 && !cutOff) {
bought = this._procureFromNeighbours(city, id, wanted, store, nodes, { allowSea });
}
// What was bought against today's need is eaten today; only the food
// buffer left over stays in the store.
const consumed = Math.min(bought, dailyShortfall);
if (consumed > 0) store[id] -= consumed;
if (dailyShortfall > bought + 0.0001 && need > 0) {
shortage[id] = (dailyShortfall - bought) / need;
}
}
if (Object.keys(shortage).length > 0) this._resourceShortages.set(city.id, shortage);
}
},
// A region whose food ran out and could not be resupplied is in famine. The
// world is told the day it begins, once per famine rather than daily, and the
// region loses a share of its people every day it lasts. Food coming back ends
// it silently.
_tickFamine() {
for (const city of this.cities) {
const shortage = (this._resourceShortages && this._resourceShortages.get(city.id)) || {};
const starving = (shortage.food || 0) > 0;
const was = this._famine.has(city.id);
if (starving && !was) {
this._famine.add(city.id);
this._addNews({ type: NEWS_FAMINE, civ: city.civ, region: city.name });
} else if (!starving && was) {
this._famine.delete(city.id);
}
if (starving) this._applyFamineDeaths(city);
}
},
// Famine kills a fixed share of a region's people each day, spread over its
// tiles in proportion to where they live.
_applyFamineDeaths(city) {
let total = 0;
const tiles = [];
for (const coords of this.regionTiles(city)) {
const k = key(coords.x, coords.y);
const population = this.tilePopulation.get(k) || 0;
if (population <= 0) continue;
tiles.push({ k, population });
total += population;
}
if (total <= 0) return;
for (const tile of tiles) {
this.tilePopulation.set(tile.k, tile.population * (1 - FAMINE.dailyMortality));
}
this._populationVersion += 1;
},
// Whether a region is currently in famine, for its city panel.
isFamine(city) {
return !!(this._famine && this._famine.has(city.id));
},
// A city buys a material from the stores it can reach over the transport
// network. There is no global market: if no reachable store holds enough, the
// rest is simply not bought. Suppliers in the buyer's own nation come first;
// foreign regions are considered only to cover what home cannot. Within a
// tier the cheapest delivered price wins, and a surplus several buyers chase
// is bid up.
//
// The region pays from its own private cash by default; when `payer` is given
// (a government buy) the treasury pays instead. A foreign seller is paid in
// its national currency, acquired from that nation's central bank. Returns the
// amount bought and records each leg on the delivery graph.
_procureFromNeighbours(city, id, amount, cityStore, nodes, options = {}) {
const { allowSea = true, payer = null, foreignOnly = false, maxUnitCost = Infinity } = options;
let remaining = amount;
const price = this.getResourcePrice(id);
const energyPrice = this.getResourcePrice("energy");
if (!this._nodeClaims) this._nodeClaims = new Map();
const buyerCode = this.currencyOf(city.civ).code;
const quotes = [];
for (const supplier of this._nearbySuppliers(city, id, nodes, allowSea)) {
const surplus = this._nodeSurplus(supplier, id);
if (surplus <= 0) continue;
const foreign = supplier.civ >= 0 && supplier.civ !== city.civ;
if (foreignOnly && !foreign) continue;
const claimed = this._nodeClaims.get(key(supplier.coords.x, supplier.coords.y)) || 0;
const available = Math.max(0, surplus - claimed);
if (available <= 0) continue;
const premium = Math.min(
MONEY.maxBidMultiplier,
1 + MONEY.bidPremium * (claimed / Math.max(1e-9, surplus))
);
const goods = price * premium;
const freight = (supplier.routeEnergyPerTonne || 0) * energyPrice;
// A buyer with a locked price refuses a supplier quoting above it.
if (goods + freight > maxUnitCost) continue;
quotes.push({ supplier, available, foreign, goods, freight, unitCost: goods + freight });
}
// Home regions before foreign ones; then by delivered price.
quotes.sort((a, b) => (a.foreign - b.foreign) || (a.unitCost - b.unitCost));
for (const quote of quotes) {
if (remaining <= 0) break;
const { supplier, foreign, goods, freight } = quote;
const bought = Math.min(quote.available, remaining);
if (!(bought > 0)) continue;
// A region selling food it bought to relay charges its middleman margin on
// that stock, so the resale covers its transport and turns a profit.
const markup = this._middlemanMarkup(supplier, id, bought, price);
const value = (goods + freight) * bought + markup;
const vBuyer = this.currencyValue(city.civ);
const charge = payer
? (cost) => payer.charge(cost)
: (cost) => this._chargeRegionCash(city, buyerCode, cost);
// The seller is paid the goods' value in its own currency -- a home
// neighbour in the shared national currency, a foreigner after a trip to
// its central bank. Freight rides with the goods.
if (foreign) {
// The seller's government charges the foreign buyer an export tariff,
// in the seller's currency, on top of the goods.
const exportTax = value * this.getTaxRate(supplier.civ, "export", id);
// The central bank pays part of the bill from its reserves, so a region
// or converter imports food and energy more cheaply than the market.
const subsidy = this._centralBankImportSubsidy(city.civ, id, value + exportTax);
const acquired = this._regionAcquireCurrency(
city, supplier.civ, value + exportTax, charge, !payer, subsidy
);
if (!acquired) continue;
if (acquired.subsidised > 0) this._recordImportSubsidy(city.civ, acquired.subsidised);
const total = value + exportTax;
const sellerShare = total > 0 ? value / total : 1;
const sellerAmount = acquired.amount * sellerShare;
this._paySupplier(supplier, acquired.code, sellerAmount);
if (acquired.amount > sellerAmount) {
const sellerCity = supplier.city || this._regionCityNear(supplier.civ, supplier.coords);
this._recordTax(
supplier.civ, "export", id, acquired.amount - sellerAmount, sellerCity
);
}
// The buyer's own government taxes the national currency it had to spend
// to buy the foreign currency (nothing held means nothing spent).
if (!payer && acquired.spent > 0) {
const importRate = this.getTaxRate(city.civ, "import", id);
if (importRate > 0) {
const importTax = acquired.spent * importRate;
charge(importTax);
this._recordTax(city.civ, "import", id, importTax, city);
}
}
this._recordResourceTrade(city.civ, supplier.civ, id, bought);
this._recordExternalBuy(city.civ, id, bought, value / vBuyer);
this._recordExternalSell(supplier.civ, id, bought, value / this.currencyValue(supplier.civ));
this._recordCurrencyDemand(supplier.civ, value);
this._recordCurrencyDemand(city.civ, -value);
} else {
// A region buying from another region of its own country pays a sales
// tax on top of the price; the seller still gets the full value, and the
// government keeps the tax. Government purchases are not taxed.
const homeCost = value / vBuyer;
const salesTax = payer ? 0 : homeCost * this.getTaxRate(city.civ, "sales", id);
charge(homeCost + salesTax);
this._paySupplier(supplier, buyerCode, homeCost);
if (salesTax > 0) this._recordTax(city.civ, "sales", id, salesTax, city);
}
this._nodeClaims.set(
key(supplier.coords.x, supplier.coords.y),
(this._nodeClaims.get(key(supplier.coords.x, supplier.coords.y)) || 0) + bought
);
supplier.stock[id] -= bought;
cityStore[id] += bought;
remaining -= bought;
// A production building's sale feeds the demand trend it grows on.
if (supplier.kind === "building") {
this._recordBuildingSale(key(supplier.coords.x, supplier.coords.y), bought);
}
this.resourceLinks.push({
from: [supplier.coords.x, supplier.coords.y],
to: [city.coords.x, city.coords.y],
resource: id,
amount: bought,
});
}
return amount - remaining;
},
// Pays the producer that owns a surplus. A resource building is an
// independent private-sector agent, so its goods are paid into its own cash;
// a city's surplus is paid to the region that stores it.
_paySupplier(node, code, amount) {
if (!(amount > 0)) return;
if (node.kind === "building") {
this._creditBuildingCash(key(node.coords.x, node.coords.y), code, amount);
return;
}
const city = node.city || this._regionCityNear(node.civ, node.coords);
if (city) this._creditRegionCash(city, code, amount);
},
// A payer that draws on a nation's treasury, so a government purchase settles
// with the supplier while the treasury carries the bill (and may go into
// overdraft). `total` accumulates what was spent.
_treasuryPayer(civ) {
const payer = { total: 0 };
payer.charge = (cost) => {
if (!(cost > 0)) return;
this.budgets.set(civ, this.getBudget(civ) - cost);
payer.total += cost;
};
return payer;
},
// The nation's city nearest `coords`, the region that buys on its behalf when
// the government procures away from a specific city.
_nearestCity(civ, coords) {
let best = null;
let bestDistance = Infinity;
for (const city of this.cities) {
if (city.civ !== civ) continue;
const distance = this.topology.tileDistance(city.coords, coords);
if (distance < bestDistance) {
bestDistance = distance;
best = city;
}
}
return best;
},
// The market's delivered price per unit: the good plus the energy a nominal
// two-tile road delivery burns. Used to value materials, not to source them.
_marketUnitCost(id) {
const energyPerUnit = deliveryEnergyForResource(id, 1, 2, "road", 1);
return this.getResourcePrice(id) + energyPerUnit * this.getResourcePrice("energy");
},
_resourceNodes() {
const nodes = [];
for (const [k, stock] of this.resourceStock) {
const coords = parseKey(k);
const city = this.cityAt(coords);
if (city) {
nodes.push({ coords, civ: city.civ, city, stock, kind: "city" });
continue;
}
const id = this.tileImprovements.get(k);
const proto = id ? tileImprovementById(id) : null;
if (isResourceTileBuilding(proto)) {
nodes.push({
coords,
civ: this.tileImprovementOwner.get(k),
stock,
kind: "building",
proto,
});
}
}
return nodes;
},
// The storage nodes within reach of a city that hold a surplus of `id`, in
// order of transport energy. A breadth-first search over land and sea, capped
// at RESOURCE_TRADE_RADIUS tiles. `routeEnergyPerTonne` is the accumulated
// kWh to move one tonne from the city to that node.
_nearbySuppliers(city, id, nodes, allowSea = true) {
return this._tradeReachable(city, nodes, allowSea, (node) => this._nodeSurplus(node, id) > 0, id);
},
// The storage nodes a city can haul from over the transport network: a
// breadth-first spread over land and sea, capped at RESOURCE_TRADE_RADIUS
// tiles, that hands every reachable node to `accept`. `resource` only names
// the commodity charged for the haul; the transport rules themselves are
// commodity-independent, so the delivery graph passes one to price its rides.
// The traversal itself lives in the economy-graph toolkit; this method only
// describes the network it walks.
_tradeReachable(city, nodes, allowSea, accept, resource = "steel") {
const byKey = new Map(nodes.map((node) => [key(node.coords.x, node.coords.y), node]));
const origin = key(city.coords.x, city.coords.y);
const blocked = this._hostileOccupied(city.civ);
const reached = traverse(city.coords, {
id: (coords) => key(coords.x, coords.y),
maxDistance: RESOURCE_TRADE_RADIUS,
neighbours: (coords) => this._tradeNeighbours(city, coords, allowSea, resource, blocked),
accept: (coords) => {
const here = byKey.get(key(coords.x, coords.y));
if (!here || key(here.coords.x, here.coords.y) === origin) return false;
const hostile = here.civ >= 0 && here.civ !== city.civ && this.isAtWar(city.civ, here.civ);
return !hostile && accept(here);
},
});
return reached.map((entry) => ({
...byKey.get(key(entry.node.x, entry.node.y)),
tiles: entry.distance,
routeEnergyPerTonne: entry.cost,
}));
},
// The passable outward edges of one tile for the trade network: land legs
// must run on a road or railway, sea legs cross open water and need a working
// port, and goods never cross the land of a nation you are at war with. Each
// edge is priced in the transport energy one tonne of `resource` burns over
// it, so the graph is commodity-aware while the traversal is not.
_tradeNeighbours(city, coords, allowSea, resource, blocked) {
const edges = [];
for (const neighbour of this._neighbours(coords)) {
const nk = key(neighbour.x, neighbour.y);
if (blocked.has(nk)) continue;
const tile = this.tiles[nk];
if (!tile || !(tile.terrainClass === "Land" || tile.terrainClass === "Sea" ||
tile.terrainClass === "Ice")) continue;
const sea = tile.terrainClass === "Sea";
let mode;
if (sea) {
// A shipping lane needs a working port to load and unload.
if (!allowSea) continue;
mode = "ship";
} else {
// Ground legs must run on a road or railway; there is no off-road
// trucking in the trade network.
if (this.railways.has(nk)) mode = "train";
else if (this.roads.has(nk)) mode = "road";
else continue;
// Goods never cross the land of a nation you are at war with.
const owner = this.civAt(neighbour);
if (owner >= 0 && owner !== city.civ && this.isAtWar(city.civ, owner)) continue;
}
edges.push({
node: neighbour,
cost: deliveryEnergyForResource(resource, 1, 1, mode, tile.movementCostMultiplier || 1),
});
}
return edges;
},
// Every supplier-to-city route among a nation's own storage nodes, whether or
// not a delivery ran along it. The trade graph draws these idle edges grey and
// lays the active legs over them. One BFS per city, so callers cache it.
_resourceCandidateEdges(civ) {
const nodes = this._resourceNodes();
const ownKeys = new Set();
for (const node of nodes) {
if (node.civ === civ) ownKeys.add(key(node.coords.x, node.coords.y));
}
const edges = new Map();
for (const city of this.cities) {
if (city.civ !== civ) continue;
const reachable = this._tradeReachable(
city, nodes, this._cityMarketAccess(city),
(node) => ownKeys.has(key(node.coords.x, node.coords.y))
);
for (const node of reachable) {
const from = key(node.coords.x, node.coords.y);
const to = key(city.coords.x, city.coords.y);
if (!edges.has(`${from}->${to}`)) {
edges.set(`${from}->${to}`, [node.coords.x, node.coords.y, city.coords.x, city.coords.y]);
}
}
}
return Array.from(edges.values());
},
// The middleman margin a region charges when it sells food it bought to relay.
// Only the stock it actually bought for resale carries the margin, and the
// stock is drawn down as it sells.
_middlemanMarkup(supplier, id, bought, price) {
if (id !== "food" || !this._relayStock || supplier.kind !== "city") return 0;
const cityId = supplier.city.id;
const held = this._relayStock.get(cityId) || 0;
if (!(held > 0)) return 0;
const sold = Math.min(held, bought);
this._relayStock.set(cityId, held - sold);
return sold * price * MIDDLEMAN.markup;
},
_nodeSurplus(node, id) {
if (id === "hightech") return Math.max(0, node.stock.hightech || 0);
const population = node.city ? this.getCityEconomy(node.city).population : 0;
const perDay = id === "food"
? foodNeedPerDay(population)
: id === "steel"
? steelNeedPerDay(population)
: id === "luxury"
? luxuryNeedPerDay(population)
: 0;
return Math.max(0, (node.stock[id] || 0) - perDay * SUPPLIER_RESERVE_DAYS);
},
// A shortage of food, steel or luxury costs popularity; a grid starved of
// power costs popularity too. Each city is charged once per day.
_applyResourceShortages(ledger) {
for (const [cityId, shortage] of this._resourceShortages) {
const city = this._cityById.get(cityId);
if (!city) continue;
let penalty = 0;
for (const id of ["food", "steel", "luxury"]) {
penalty += (shortage[id] || 0) * RESOURCE_RULES.shortagePopularityPenalty;
}
if (penalty > 0) this._shiftOwnPopularity(city.civ, -penalty);
}
const civShortage = new Map();
for (const component of ledger.values()) {
if (component.civ < 0 || component.cityShortage <= 0) continue;
civShortage.set(
component.civ,
Math.max(civShortage.get(component.civ) || 0, component.cityShortage)
);
}
for (const [civ, shortage] of civShortage) {
this._shiftOwnPopularity(civ, -shortage * RESOURCE_RULES.shortagePopularityPenalty);
}
},
// An unpaid materials bill for the nation's upkeep means things are not being
// maintained; the people notice.
_civilianUpkeepShortage(civ, fraction) {
if (!(fraction > 0)) return;
this._shiftOwnPopularity(civ, -fraction * RESOURCE_RULES.shortagePopularityPenalty);
},
// ---------------------------------------------------------- repairs --
// Damage to a tile's structures leaves a steel debt; until it is paid down
// the scar does not heal and the tile's GDP recovery waits.
_recordRepairDebt(coords, damage) {
if (!(damage > 0)) return;
const k = key(coords.x, coords.y);
const debt = (this.tileRepairDebt.get(k) || 0) + damage * RESOURCE_RULES.repair.steelPerDamage;
this.tileRepairDebt.set(k, debt);
},
// A building level knocked down by bombardment waits to be rebuilt once its
// materials are paid for.
_queueCityRepair(city, index, level) {
const queue = this.cityRepairQueue.get(city.id) || [];
queue.push({ index, targetLevel: level });
this.cityRepairQueue.set(city.id, queue);
},
_tickRepairs() {
// Rebuild one lost city level per city per day, if the materials are there.
for (const [cityId, queue] of Array.from(this.cityRepairQueue)) {
const city = this._cityById.get(cityId);
if (!city || queue.length === 0) {
this.cityRepairQueue.delete(cityId);
continue;
}
const job = queue[0];
const proto = this.protoBuildings[job.index];
if (!proto) {
queue.shift();
continue;
}
const level = Math.max(1, job.targetLevel);
const buildCost = buildingBuildCost(proto, level - 1);
const cost = this.constructionResourceCost(proto, level - 1, buildCost);
if (!this._payConstructionResources(city.civ, city.coords, cost)) continue;
city.buildings[job.index] = level;
this._gdpPerCapitaCache.clear();
this._touchModifiers();
queue.shift();
if (queue.length === 0) this.cityRepairQueue.delete(cityId);
}
// Pay down battle damage, then let the tile work heal.
for (const [k, debt] of Array.from(this.tileRepairDebt)) {
const coords = parseKey(k);
const civ = this.civAt(coords);
if (civ < 0) {
this.tileRepairDebt.delete(k);
continue;
}
const paid = this._payTileDebt(civ, coords, debt);
const remaining = debt - paid;
if (remaining <= 0.0001) this.tileRepairDebt.delete(k);
else this.tileRepairDebt.set(k, remaining);
}
for (const k of Array.from(this.tileImprovements.keys())) {
if (this.tileRepairDebt.has(k)) continue;
this._repairTileWork(parseKey(k));
}
},
// Spends what steel it can on a tile's repair: the owner's stores first, then
// reachable regions. Returns the amount actually paid.
_payTileDebt(civ, coords, amount) {
if (!(amount > 0)) return 0;
const payer = this._treasuryPayer(civ);
const fromStock = this._drawFromNearest(civ, coords, { steel: amount, hightech: 0 }, payer);
const shortfall = amount - fromStock.steel;
let paid = fromStock.steel;
let spent = fromStock.steel * this.getResourcePrice("steel") / this.currencyValue(civ);
if (shortfall > 0) {
const city = this._nearestCity(civ, coords);
if (city) {
const nodes = this._resourceNodes();
const haul = { steel: 0, hightech: 0 };
const before = payer.total;
paid += this._procureFromNeighbours(city, "steel", shortfall, haul, nodes, { payer });
spent += payer.total - before;
}
}
if (spent > 0) {
this._recordBudgetCash(civ, "works", -spent);
this._recordBudgetCategoryResource(civ, "works", "steel", spent);
this._recordResourceSpend(civ, "upkeep", spent, "steel");
}
return paid;
},
// Gradually restores a damaged tile work's hit points, at a steel cost.
_repairTileWork(coords) {
const k = key(coords.x, coords.y);
const id = this.tileImprovements.get(k);
if (!id) return;
const max = TILE_IMPROVEMENT_HP[id] || 1000;
const hp = this.tileImprovementHp.get(k) || 0;
if (hp >= max) return;
const civ = this.tileImprovementOwner.get(k);
if (civ < 0) return;
const wanted = Math.min(RESOURCE_RULES.repair.tileHpPerDay, max - hp);
const cost = wanted * RESOURCE_RULES.repair.steelPerTileHp;
const paid = this._payTileDebt(civ, coords, cost);
const gained = Math.min(wanted, paid / RESOURCE_RULES.repair.steelPerTileHp);
if (gained > 0) this.tileImprovementHp.set(k, hp + gained);
},
// ------------------------------------------------------- unit supply --
// Land units only: aircraft have endurance and ships their own range.
_isLandUnitProto(proto) {
if (!proto || proto.air || proto.naval) return false;
return (proto.traversableTerrains || []).includes("Land");
},
_nearestAlliedCity(civ, coords) {
let best = null;
let bestDistance = Infinity;
for (const city of this.cities) {
if (city.civ !== civ) continue;
const distance = this.topology.tileDistance(city.coords, coords);
if (distance < bestDistance) {
bestDistance = distance;
best = city;
}
}
return best;
},
// The allied city a unit may draw food from, following the transport network:
// a unit at home or on a working port is fed at once; otherwise the nearest
// allied city reachable along roads, railways and shipping lanes (a port
// needed for the sea) supplies it. An encircled unit is cut off entirely.
_unitSupplyCity(unit) {
const civ = unit.civ;
if (this._isEncircled(unit.coords, civ)) return null;
const here = this.cityAt(unit.coords);
if (here && here.civ === civ) return here;
if (this._hasSeaSupply(unit.coords, civ)) return this._nearestAlliedCity(civ, unit.coords);
const blocked = this._hostileOccupied(civ);
const visited = new Set([key(unit.coords.x, unit.coords.y)]);
const queue = [unit.coords];
while (queue.length > 0) {
const coords = queue.shift();
for (const neighbour of this._neighbours(coords)) {
const nk = key(neighbour.x, neighbour.y);
if (visited.has(nk) || blocked.has(nk)) continue;
const tile = this.tiles[nk];
if (!tile) continue;
const sea = tile.terrainClass === "Sea";
if (sea) {
// A shipping lane needs a working port at the nation's end.
if (!this._civMarketAccess(civ)) continue;
} else if (!(this.railways.has(nk) || this.roads.has(nk))) {
continue;
}
const city = this.cityAt(neighbour);
if (city && city.civ === civ) return city;
visited.add(nk);
queue.push(neighbour);
}
}
return null;
},
// Feeds a unit for a day from its supply city: the city's stores first, then
// the market on the treasury. Atomic: if neither can cover the ration, the
// city is not charged and the unit goes unfed.
_provisionUnit(unit, city, tonnes) {
if (!(tonnes > 0)) return true;
const store = this.getCityResourceStock(city);
const take = Math.min(store.food || 0, tonnes);
const remaining = tonnes - take;
const payer = this._treasuryPayer(unit.civ);
let procuredSpent = 0;
if (remaining > 0.0001) {
// The rest comes from reachable regions, bought by the treasury.
const nodes = this._resourceNodes();
const haul = { food: 0 };
const before = payer.total;
const got = this._procureFromNeighbours(city, "food", remaining, haul, nodes, { payer });
procuredSpent = payer.total - before;
if (got + 1e-6 < remaining) {
// Not enough food reachable: the unit goes without, and what was bought
// stays in the city's store.
store.food = (store.food || 0) + got;
this._recordProvisionSpend(unit.civ, 0, procuredSpent);
return false;
}
}
store.food = (store.food || 0) - take;
// The city's own food is bought from the region that stored it.
const takeValue = take * this.getResourcePrice("food") / this.currencyValue(unit.civ);
this._payRegionForMaterial(city, "food", take, payer);
this._recordProvisionSpend(unit.civ, takeValue, procuredSpent);
return true;
},
// Books the food a unit ate, whether it came from a region's store or from a
// foreign one.
_recordProvisionSpend(civ, takeValue, procuredSpent) {
const spent = takeValue + procuredSpent;
if (!(spent > 0)) return;
this._recordBudgetCash(civ, "units", -spent);
this._recordBudgetCategoryResource(civ, "units", "food", spent);
this._recordResourceSpend(civ, "upkeep", spent, "food");
},
// Every land unit eats a day from its carried stores. At home, or in foreign
// territory with a clear route to an allied city, it is fed and topped back
// up to a full pack; cut off, the days run down and then the soldiers start
// dying.
_tickUnitSupply() {
if (!this.resourceStock) return;
const battle = this._battleUnitIds();
const destroyed = [];
for (const unit of this.units) {
const proto = this.unitProto(unit);
if (!proto || !this._isLandUnitProto(proto)) continue;
const ration = unitFoodPerDay(proto);
const here = this.cityAt(unit.coords);
const resting = !!(here && here.civ === unit.civ && unit.hp < unit.maxHp);
const multiplier = resting
? RESOURCE_RULES.infantryRestingFoodMultiplier
: battle.has(unit.id)
? RESOURCE_RULES.infantryCombatFoodMultiplier
: 1;
const city = this._unitSupplyCity(unit);
const fed = city ? this._provisionUnit(unit, city, ration * multiplier) : false;
if (fed) {
unit.foodDays = RESOURCE_RULES.unitSupplyDays;
} else {
unit.foodDays -= multiplier;
}
if (unit.foodDays <= 0) {
unit.hp -= unit.maxHp * RESOURCE_RULES.starvationHpFractionPerDay;
if (unit.hp <= 0) {
unit.hp = 0;
destroyed.push(unit);
}
}
}
if (destroyed.length > 0) {
this._recordMilitaryCasualties(destroyed);
for (const unit of destroyed) this._destroyUnit(unit);
this._visibilityDirty = true;
this._emitChanged();
}
},
_pruneResourceStock() {
for (const k of Array.from(this.resourceStock.keys())) {
const coords = parseKey(k);
if (!this._resourceNodeAt(coords)) this.resourceStock.delete(k);
}
},
// ------------------------------------------------------- research link --
// One city's science buildings spend a unit of high-tech for every research
// point they make, up to what the city holds; the rest of the points are not
// produced. A city that cannot cover its buildings' need raises a shortage
// notice. Returns the effective points.
_spendCityHighTechForResearch(civ, city, points) {
if (points <= 0) return 0;
const needed = points * RESOURCE_RULES.highTechPerResearchPoint;
const store = this.getCityResourceStock(city);
const have = store.hightech || 0;
if (needed <= 0) return points;
if (have + 1e-9 >= needed) {
store.hightech = have - needed;
return points;
}
this._noteResourceShortage(civ, this._cityResearchBuilding(city), city.name, "hightech");
if (have <= 0) return 0;
const ratio = have / needed;
store.hightech = 0;
return points * ratio;
},
// The science building(s) a city runs, named for a shortage notice.
_cityResearchBuilding(city) {
const names = [];
for (const [indexStr, level] of Object.entries(city.buildings || {})) {
if (level <= 0) continue;
const proto = this.protoBuildings[Number(indexStr)];
if (!proto) continue;
if ((proto.effects || []).some((e) => e.stat === EFFECT_RESEARCH)) names.push(proto.name);
}
return names.length > 0 ? names.join(" & ") : "Science buildings";
},
// ----------------------------------------------------- shortage notices --
// Records that a producing building in a region went without the material or
// power it needs, for the day's notice to that nation's own viewer. Notes are
// deduplicated per building, region and resource.
_noteResourceShortage(civ, building, region, resource) {
if (civ < 0 || !building || !region || !resource) return;
let set = this._resourceAlerts.get(civ);
if (!set) {
set = new Map();
this._resourceAlerts.set(civ, set);
}
const key = `${region}|${building}|${resource}`;
if (!set.has(key)) set.set(key, { building, region, resource });
},
// A grid short of power leaves its resource works idle: the owner is told
// which work in which region is missing energy.
_noteGridPowerShortages(ledger, components) {
for (const [id, component] of ledger) {
if (component.civ < 0 || component.industrialScale >= 0.999) continue;
const city = this._componentCity(id, components);
if (!city) continue;
for (const [k, imprId] of this.tileImprovements) {
if (components.get(k) !== id) continue;
const proto = tileImprovementById(imprId);
if (!isResourceTileBuilding(proto) || proto.resource === "energy") continue;
this._noteResourceShortage(component.civ, proto.name, city.name, "energy");
}
}
},
// The day's shortage notices for one nation, for its own viewer. Each carries
// the day it was raised so the viewer re-announces it once per day.
_resourceAlertsFor(civ) {
const set = this._resourceAlerts ? this._resourceAlerts.get(civ) : null;
if (!set) return [];
const day = Math.floor(this.totalHours / HOURS_PER_DAY);
return Array.from(set.values()).map((entry) => ({ ...entry, day }));
},
};