rimlike/scenes/world/dirtiness_system.gd

class_name DirtinessSystem extends Node
## Phase 13 — per-tile dirtiness accumulation and tier tracking.
##
## dirt_map: Dictionary[Vector2i, float], 0..100 scale.  Only tiles with non-zero
## dirt are keyed (sparse).
##
## Public API:
##   bump(tile, amount)  — add dirtiness to a tile. Positive adds dirt; use
##                         negative values to reduce (cleaning does this via
##                         bump_clean). Phase 14 calls bump(tile, +5) per hour
##                         for corpse decay and bump(tile, +20) for combat blood.
##   bump_clean(tile, amount) — specialised helper for the CleaningProvider;
##                         reduces dirt and removes the tile from the map at 0.
##   dirt_at(tile)       — returns the current dirtiness for a tile (0.0 default).
##
## Tier thresholds (per design.md):
##   Clean    < 25
##   Dirty   25..60
##   Filthy  >= 60
##
## EventBus.tile_dirtiness_changed fires on TIER crossings only, not every bump.
## This keeps signal volume low since bumps fire 20×/s per pawn crossing.
##
## Pawn tile-change hook:
##   World scene calls bump_pawn_traffic(tile, indoor) each time a pawn advances
##   a tile. Indoor traffic adds 0.2; outdoor-tracked-in adds 0.5.
##   (world.gd bridges _advance_walk → DirtinessSystem via the arrived_at_destination
##   signal on each Pawn — wired in world.gd _spawn_sample_pawns / _on_pawn_ready.)
##
## Wire as child of the World scene (after Pathfinder). world.gd exposes the
## instance on the World autoload as World.dirtiness_system for entity code.

## Sparse map: only tiles with non-zero dirt are stored.
## Keys = Vector2i tile coords; Values = float in [0, 100].
var dirt_map: Dictionary = {}

## Tier boundaries (thresholds match design.md; tune Phase 20).
const DIRT_DIRTY_THRESHOLD:  float = 25.0
const DIRT_FILTHY_THRESHOLD: float = 60.0

## Traffic bump amounts per pawn step.
const BUMP_OUTDOOR_TRACKED: float = 0.5   # boots bringing dirt in from outside
const BUMP_INDOOR_TRAFFIC:  float = 0.2   # indoor walking


# ── public API ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

## Returns the dirtiness score for `tile` (0.0 if clean / not in map).
func dirt_at(tile: Vector2i) -> float:
	return float(dirt_map.get(tile, 0.0))


## Add `amount` of dirt to `tile`.  Clamped to [0, 100].
## Emits EventBus.tile_dirtiness_changed when a tier boundary is crossed.
## Phase 14 calls this for blood (+20) and corpse decay (+5/h).
func bump(tile: Vector2i, amount: float) -> void:
	var old_val: float = float(dirt_map.get(tile, 0.0))
	var new_val: float = clampf(old_val + amount, 0.0, 100.0)
	if is_equal_approx(new_val, old_val):
		return
	_set_dirt(tile, old_val, new_val)


## Reduce dirt by `amount`, flooring at 0.  Removes tile from map when clean.
## Used by CleaningProvider's KIND_CLEAN toil each tick.
func bump_clean(tile: Vector2i, amount: float) -> void:
	var old_val: float = float(dirt_map.get(tile, 0.0))
	if old_val <= 0.0:
		return
	var new_val: float = maxf(0.0, old_val - amount)
	_set_dirt(tile, old_val, new_val)


## Traffic-driven dirt bump.  Called by World when a pawn arrives at a new tile.
## `indoor` = true when the tile is inside a roofed room (World.is_indoor check).
func bump_pawn_traffic(tile: Vector2i, indoor: bool) -> void:
	var amount := BUMP_INDOOR_TRAFFIC if indoor else BUMP_OUTDOOR_TRACKED
	bump(tile, amount)


# ── internal ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

## Apply a dirt change from old_val to new_val for `tile`.
## Updates the map and emits the tier-crossing signal when the tier changes.
func _set_dirt(tile: Vector2i, old_val: float, new_val: float) -> void:
	var old_tier: int = _tier_for(old_val)
	var new_tier: int = _tier_for(new_val)

	if new_val <= 0.0:
		dirt_map.erase(tile)
	else:
		dirt_map[tile] = new_val

	if old_tier != new_tier:
		EventBus.tile_dirtiness_changed.emit(tile, new_val)
		Audit.log(
			"dirtiness",
			"tile %s tier %d → %d (dirt=%.1f)" % [tile, old_tier, new_tier, new_val]
		)


## Returns the dirtiness tier for a given value.
##   0 = clean, 1 = dirty, 2 = filthy.
func _tier_for(val: float) -> int:
	if val >= DIRT_FILTHY_THRESHOLD:
		return 2
	if val >= DIRT_DIRTY_THRESHOLD:
		return 1
	return 0