Revision 5043d5d0
Added by Leszek Koltunski about 3 years ago
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// PUBLIC API |
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// TODO |
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public void randomizeNewScramble(int[] scramble, Random rnd, int oldRotAxis, int oldRow, |
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int numScramble, int remScrambles, int remDoubleScrambles) |
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public void randomizeNewScramble(int[][] scramble, Random rnd, int num) |
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{
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if( numScramble==1 )
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if( num==0 )
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{
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scramble[0] = rnd.nextInt(ROTATION_AXIS.length); |
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scramble[num][0] = rnd.nextInt(ROTATION_AXIS.length);
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} |
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else |
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{
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int newVector = rnd.nextInt(ROTATION_AXIS.length-1); |
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scramble[0] = (newVector>=oldRotAxis ? newVector+1 : newVector);
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scramble[num][0] = (newVector>=scramble[num-1][0] ? newVector+1 : newVector);
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} |
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float rowFloat = rnd.nextFloat(); |
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{
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if( rowFloat<=mRowChances[row] ) |
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{
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scramble[1] = row; |
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scramble[num][1] = row;
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break; |
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} |
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} |
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int random = rnd.nextInt(remScrambles); |
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int result = random<remDoubleScrambles ? 2:1; |
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int sign = rnd.nextInt(2); |
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scramble[2] = sign==0 ? result : -result; |
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switch( rnd.nextInt(4) ) |
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{
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case 0: scramble[num][2] = -2; break; |
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case 1: scramble[num][2] = -1; break; |
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case 2: scramble[num][2] = 1; break; |
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case 3: scramble[num][2] = 2; break; |
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} |
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} |
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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
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Refactor the automatic scrambling. From now on, it is not needed to care about single and double turns when randomizing a new turn.