Nik Afiq
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- cafe.py: room 2 now invites the lowest-affection candidate instead of highest (room 1 unchanged), plus OCR'd invited-student name logging - exit_game.py: alert (AP_ALERT: log tag, picked up by ba_cron_run.sh's Discord alerting) if AP is still unspent above threshold when the game closes - login.py: re-check window_exists() after the stabilization wait to catch a startup window-flicker race that could crash a run - config.py/mapping.md: supporting constants and reference-mapping updates Also rewrites plan.md: retires the phase-by-phase changelog (now fully superseded by CLAUDE.md's own documentation) down to forward-looking backlog items, and adds a performance-improvement plan from a cron-log time analysis (lesson.py's per-cell screenshot redundancy, event_sweep's multi-call design). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
491 lines
24 KiB
Python
491 lines
24 KiB
Python
"""Cafe daily task. Ported from baas-reference module/cafe_reward.py's state-probe pattern.
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Student invitation (招待券), added 2026-07-14 per explicit user direction,
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ports module/cafe_reward.py's invite_girl/invite_by_affection/
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checkConfirmInvite: invite a student into each room before farming it (a
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newly-invited student can be patted the same run), among the first 5
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visible in the MomoTalk list (matching the reference's own
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invite_by_affection bound -- no scrolling), and always skipping (never
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confirming) a candidate that would swap an already-seated student's
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costume or move one in from the other room. This directly ports the
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reference's own checkConfirmInvite behavior with its default config
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(cafe_reward_allow_exchange_student/cafe_reward_allow_duplicate_invite
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both False) -- there is no equivalent config in this project to make
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either configurable, so both are always disallowed. See config.py's
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"Cafe student invitation" section for the full live-calibration writeup,
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including all 3 real dialog variants this was confirmed against (zero
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real tickets spent during calibration).
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Per explicit user direction (2026-08-13): room 1 invites the
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HIGHEST-affection candidate (the original, and still the default), room 2
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invites the LOWEST-affection one instead -- `_invite_student`'s
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`prefer_highest` flag controls this by sorting the MomoTalk list ascending
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rather than descending before the same row-walking logic runs (see
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`_ensure_invite_sort`).
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Confirmed live with real tickets spent, both rooms, same day: room 1
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correctly skipped one 衣装替え (costume-swap) candidate then invited row 1
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cleanly; room 2 correctly skipped three consecutive 隣のカフェの生徒を招待
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(neighboring-room-move) candidates -- expected, since room 1's own invite
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had just taken the account's highest-affection students -- then invited
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row 3 cleanly. Both newly-invited students were immediately patted
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successfully in the same run, income was claimed, and the task returned
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cleanly to the true home screen with no warnings anywhere in the log.
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A follow-up real-usage bug (2026-07-14, reported with a screenshot after
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the ticket used above went on cooldown): _open_invite_list originally
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verified only "did the header stop reading as a plain subscreen", which
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is also true when the ticket is on cooldown and the click raises a
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"通知" notice ("待機時間が経過した後に、再度招待することができます。")
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directly instead of opening the list -- misread as "list opened", it then
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sent _ensure_invite_sort/_try_invite_row's row/sort-control coordinates
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into a dialog that has none of them, repeatedly. Fixed by checking
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navigation.is_modal_open (a real dialog's darker dim) before the
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list-opened check: a dialog appearing before any row was clicked can only
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mean the ticket click itself raised one directly, so this now dismisses
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it and returns False (skip invite this room) instead of proceeding.
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Two further real-usage bugs, both reported 2026-07-15 (next_fix.md) and
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both fixed:
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1. The cooldown-notice dismiss above originally clicked
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SWEEP_CONFIRM_BUTTON's fixed coordinate, which could miss the notice's
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own button, leaving it open -- the camera-pan drags that followed then
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landed on the still-open dialog instead of the room view, breaking that
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room's farming. Switched to an Escape keypress, verified with
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navigation.is_modal_open and retried up to ROOM_OPEN_RETRIES times rather
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than assumed to work on the first press -- an unconfirmed keypress would
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have reproduced the exact same "stuck dialog, blind pan drags" failure
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through a different unverified assumption (caught in review before this
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was live-tested).
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2. _dismiss_rank_up_if_shown originally checked navigation.is_on_subscreen,
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which samples a single header pixel -- for some characters' rank-up art
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that pixel reads bright by coincidence, so the loop believed the cutscene
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had already cleared without ever pressing Enter, then the pat loop kept
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polling find_cafe_sparkle() against the still-showing cutscene for the
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rest of its budget and missed further students. Switched to
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navigation.is_header_bar_visible, which requires many spread-out
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header-row x positions to all read bright -- much less likely to
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coincidentally match a full-screen character composition than a single
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point. Best-effort fix: could not force a live rank-up on demand to
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confirm end-to-end, so treat as implemented-but-unverified until one
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happens naturally during a real cafe run (same caveat this file already
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carried for the original rank-up dismiss before it was live-confirmed).
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A real rank-up happened naturally via cron (2026-07-16, reported live with a
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screenshot of the game left stuck on the cutscene) and exposed a THIRD bug,
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a timing gap rather than a threshold problem: _dismiss_rank_up_if_shown was
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only ever called once, immediately after a pat, with no wait beforehand --
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but the cutscene renders with its own client-side animation delay, so that
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single check could catch the tail end of the still-normal room view (header
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genuinely still visible in that instant) and conclude "clear" a beat before
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the actual cutscene appeared. Confirmed live: the log showed the pat
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printing successfully (i.e. the post-pat check passed), then the following
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camera-pan drag produced no visible movement (dragging over a static
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cutscene image), and the game was left stuck on the cutscene even after the
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whole script finished -- navigation.return_to_home's generic cleanup also
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failed to recover it, since this specific cutscene's background happens to
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read under is_on_subscreen/is_modal_open's thresholds too (confirmed via a
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live screenshot pixel-check: SUBSCREEN_HEADER_PROBE read (180,227,244), r=180
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< the 200 threshold both checks need), so every "are we home" check
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downstream falsely agreed nothing was wrong. Fixed by checking on every
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_pat_current_view poll iteration instead of only right after a pat -- see
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that function's own comment.
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"""
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from ba_auto import detector, navigation
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ROOM_OPEN_RETRIES = 3
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# "受取" (claim) renders as flat grey when there is nothing to collect yet.
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CLAIM_PROBE = (960, 850)
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CLAIM_DISABLED_RGB = (218, 218, 218)
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CLAIM_DISABLED_TOLERANCE = 15
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def _claim_disabled(driver):
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r, g, b = driver.color_at(*CLAIM_PROBE)
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tr, tg, tb = CLAIM_DISABLED_RGB
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return (
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abs(r - tr) <= CLAIM_DISABLED_TOLERANCE
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and abs(g - tg) <= CLAIM_DISABLED_TOLERANCE
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and abs(b - tb) <= CLAIM_DISABLED_TOLERANCE
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)
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def _enter_room(driver, coords):
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for attempt in range(1, ROOM_OPEN_RETRIES + 1):
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driver.click(*coords)
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driver.wait(3)
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if navigation.is_on_subscreen(driver):
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# dismiss the "visited student list" notice shown on room entry
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driver.keypress("Return")
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driver.wait(1)
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return True
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print(f"[cafe] room not detected after click (attempt {attempt}/{ROOM_OPEN_RETRIES})")
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return False
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def _dismiss_rank_up_if_shown(driver, config):
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# The reference's own to_cafe() navigation (module/cafe_reward.py) treats
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# 'relationship_rank_up' as a recognized, reactively-dismissed popup
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# after every pat round -- this loop's original port had no equivalent,
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# so a rank-up cutscene just sat there while find_cafe_sparkle() kept
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# returning None against it (a full-screen character portrait, nothing
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# like the sparkle template) for the rest of the room's click budget.
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# That's the "freeze" -- not a timing fluke, a genuinely unhandled state.
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#
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# Real-usage bug (2026-07-15, next_fix.md bug 1): this originally checked
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# navigation.is_on_subscreen, which samples a single header pixel -- for
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# some characters' rank-up art that pixel reads bright by coincidence, so
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# the loop believed the cutscene had already cleared on the very first
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# check and returned True without ever pressing Enter. The pat loop then
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# kept polling find_cafe_sparkle() against the still-showing cutscene for
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# the rest of its budget, finding nothing, which is the "skipped instead
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# of self-healing and missed further students" the user reported. Fixed
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# by switching to navigation.is_header_bar_visible, which requires many
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# spread-out header-row x positions to all read bright -- much less
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# likely to coincidentally match a full-screen character composition than
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# a single point. See navigation.py's own comment for the full reasoning.
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for _ in range(config.CAFE_RANK_UP_DISMISS_RETRIES):
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if navigation.is_header_bar_visible(driver):
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return True
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driver.keypress("Return")
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driver.wait(1.5)
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return navigation.is_header_bar_visible(driver)
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def _pat_current_view(driver, config):
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# Sparkles appear on a per-student cooldown, so most single checks find
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# nothing -- the old Bash loop (and an earlier version of this one) gave
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# up on the very first miss, which meant it essentially never farmed.
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# Keep polling for the full budget instead of bailing early.
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#
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# Real-usage bug (2026-07-16): the rank-up check used to run only once,
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# immediately after a pat, with no wait beforehand -- but the rank-up
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# cutscene was confirmed live to render with its own client-side
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# animation delay, so that single check could catch the tail end of the
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# still-normal room view (header genuinely still visible in that instant)
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# and conclude "clear" a beat before the actual cutscene appeared. Once
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# that happened, nothing ever checked again: find_cafe_sparkle() can't
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# tell "stuck on an undetected cutscene" apart from the ordinary
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# "nothing to pat right now" case, so the loop just polled dead air for
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# the rest of its budget, the following camera pan dragged over a static
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# cutscene image (no visible movement), and even navigation.
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# return_to_home's generic cleanup failed to recover afterward -- this
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# exact cutscene's background happens to read under is_on_subscreen/
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# is_modal_open's thresholds too, so every "are we home" check downstream
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# falsely agreed nothing was wrong. Fixed by checking on EVERY poll
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# iteration, not just right after a pat, so a delayed appearance is
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# caught (and dismissed, via _dismiss_rank_up_if_shown's own Enter-press
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# loop) on the next iteration, roughly a second later, instead of never.
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patted = 0
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for _ in range(config.CAFE_MAX_CLICKS_PER_ROOM):
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if not _dismiss_rank_up_if_shown(driver, config):
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print("[cafe] warning: cafe screen not confirmed (rank-up cutscene stuck?) -- stopping this view's pat loop rather than clicking blindly")
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break
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match = detector.find_cafe_sparkle()
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if match is None:
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driver.wait(1)
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continue
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x, y, score = match
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driver.click(x, y)
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driver.wait(1)
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driver.keypress("Return")
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# park the cursor away from the sparkle area so it can't occlude the
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# next detection screenshot (see screenshots/cafe/sparkle/02_*_cursor_on_head.png)
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driver.move_mouse(10, 1190)
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if not _dismiss_rank_up_if_shown(driver, config):
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print("[cafe] warning: cafe screen not confirmed after a pat (rank-up cutscene stuck?) -- stopping this view's pat loop rather than clicking blindly")
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break
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patted += 1
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print(f"[cafe] patted sparkle at ({x}, {y}), score={score:.3f}")
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return patted
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def _pan_camera(driver, config, start_x, end_x):
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for _ in range(config.CAFE_PAN_DRAG_REPEATS):
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driver.drag(start_x, config.CAFE_PAN_DRAG_Y, end_x, config.CAFE_PAN_DRAG_Y, duration=config.CAFE_PAN_DRAG_DURATION)
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driver.wait(0.5)
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def _pat_room(driver, config):
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# Per explicit user direction (2026-07-14): the room is wider than what
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# fits in one view on the user's screen, so a stationary scan can miss
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# students sitting outside whatever slice happened to be visible when
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# the room loaded. Pans the camera to its rightmost extreme, farms
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# there, then to its leftmost extreme, farms there too -- deliberately
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# no vertical pan, per the user's own instruction that it would mess
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# with the view. See config.py's "Horizontal camera panning" comment
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# for the live-confirmed drag-direction-to-reveal-side mapping.
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total_patted = 0
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_pan_camera(driver, config, config.CAFE_PAN_RIGHT_X, config.CAFE_PAN_LEFT_X)
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print("[cafe] panned to rightmost extreme")
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total_patted += _pat_current_view(driver, config)
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_pan_camera(driver, config, config.CAFE_PAN_LEFT_X, config.CAFE_PAN_RIGHT_X)
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print("[cafe] panned to leftmost extreme")
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total_patted += _pat_current_view(driver, config)
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print(f"[cafe] patted {total_patted} sparkle(s) total" if total_patted else "[cafe] no sparkle found")
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def _claim_income(driver, config):
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driver.click(*config.CAFE_INCOME)
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driver.wait(2)
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if not navigation.is_modal_open(driver):
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print("[cafe] income panel not detected, skipping claim")
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return
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if _claim_disabled(driver):
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print("[cafe] nothing to claim")
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else:
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print("[cafe] claiming income")
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driver.keypress("Return")
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driver.wait(2)
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driver.keypress("Return")
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driver.wait(2)
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if navigation.is_modal_open(driver):
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driver.keypress("Escape")
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driver.wait(1.5)
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def _open_invite_list(driver, config):
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# The MomoTalk list's own dimming overlay darkens navigation.
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# is_on_subscreen's header probe the same way any subscreen-covering
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# modal does (see navigation.py's own _not_home docstring for the
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# general version of this) -- checked directly rather than via
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# navigation.is_modal_open, which needs a darker reading than this
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# list-with-no-nested-dialog state actually produces (confirmed live:
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# MODAL_DIM_PROBE read (252,145,165) with just the list open, which
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# fails is_modal_open's all-channels-under-150 check).
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#
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# But that same "not on subscreen" reading is also produced by a
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# completely different case: when the ticket is on cooldown, clicking
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# the icon does NOT open the list at all -- it raises a "通知" dialog
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# directly ("待機時間が経過した後に、再度招待することができます。",
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# confirmed live 2026-07-14 via a real user report + screenshot) with
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# the same dimming. The original version of this check couldn't tell
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# the two apart and treated the cooldown notice as "list opened",
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# which then sent _ensure_invite_sort/_try_invite_row's fixed row/
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# sort-control coordinates into a dialog that doesn't have any of
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# them -- exactly the "keep pressing the invite when it's not
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# available and causing this popup and fail" the user reported.
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#
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# A real dialog (navigation.is_modal_open, which needs the DARKER
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# reading a nested "通知" card produces, not just the list's own lighter
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# dim) can only legitimately appear here if the ticket click itself
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# opened one directly -- the list view has no dialog on top of it yet
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# at this point, since no row has been clicked. So checking
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# is_modal_open first, before the list-opened check, cleanly
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# distinguishes "cooldown notice fired instead of the list" from "the
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# list opened normally" and lets this dismiss the notice safely rather
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# than misreading it as success.
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for attempt in range(1, ROOM_OPEN_RETRIES + 1):
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driver.click(*config.CAFE_INVITE_TICKET_ICON)
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driver.wait(2)
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if navigation.is_modal_open(driver):
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title = detector.read_text(config.CAFE_INVITE_DIALOG_TITLE_RECT, psm=6, lang="jpn")
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print(f"[cafe] invite ticket click opened a dialog instead of the list (title: '{title}') -- likely on cooldown, treating invitation as unavailable")
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# Real-usage bug (2026-07-15, next_fix.md bug 2): this originally
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# clicked SWEEP_CONFIRM_BUTTON's fixed coordinate to dismiss the
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# notice, but that position can miss (this is a plain single-OK
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# notice, not necessarily laid out identically to the two-button
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# confirm/cancel dialogs SWEEP_CONFIRM_BUTTON was calibrated
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# against) -- a missed click left the notice open, and the
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# camera-pan drags that followed landed on the still-open dialog
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# instead of the room view, breaking that room's farming.
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# navigation.py's own return_to_home docstring documents Escape
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# as confirmed live to close dialogs in this project without
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# confirming anything, but that has never specifically been
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# confirmed against THIS single-OK notice variant -- an unverified
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# keypress is no more trustworthy than the unverified click it
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# replaced. So verify with is_modal_open and retry the press
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# (bounded, matching this file's own click-then-verify
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# convention) instead of assuming one Escape worked.
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for dismiss_attempt in range(1, ROOM_OPEN_RETRIES + 1):
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driver.keypress("Escape")
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driver.wait(1)
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if not navigation.is_modal_open(driver):
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break
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print(f"[cafe] cooldown notice still open after Escape (attempt {dismiss_attempt}/{ROOM_OPEN_RETRIES})")
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else:
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print("[cafe] could not confirm the cooldown notice closed -- room state may still be blocked")
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return False
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if not navigation.is_on_subscreen(driver):
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return True
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print(f"[cafe] invitation ticket list not detected after click (attempt {attempt}/{ROOM_OPEN_RETRIES})")
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return False
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def _invite_heart_rect(config, row_index):
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row_y = config.CAFE_INVITE_ROW_Y[row_index]
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hx, hy = config.CAFE_INVITE_HEART_OCR_HALF_SIZE
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cx = config.CAFE_INVITE_HEART_X
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return (cx - hx, row_y - hy, cx + hx, row_y + hy)
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def _read_invite_affection(driver, config, row_index):
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return detector.read_int_on_heart_badge(_invite_heart_rect(config, row_index))
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def _invite_name_rect(config, row_index):
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row_y = config.CAFE_INVITE_ROW_Y[row_index]
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x1, x2 = config.CAFE_INVITE_NAME_RECT_X
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y_top, y_bottom = config.CAFE_INVITE_NAME_RECT_Y_OFFSET
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return (x1, row_y + y_top, x2, row_y + y_bottom)
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def _read_invite_name(driver, config, row_index):
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# psm=7 (single line) badly garbled short 2-character names live --
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# "ミカ" read back as "' ーー、テテー", most likely because the
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# rect's generous fixed width (sized to fit the longest sampled name,
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# "ナギサ（水着）") leaves mostly blank space around a short one, which
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# psm=7 seems to misparse as further line content. psm=8 (single word)
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# read all 5 rows sampled live correctly, at the cost of a little stray
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# leading/trailing punctuation noise ("、ミカ (水着) 。", "-ミカー"),
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# which the strip() below cleans up.
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text = detector.read_text(_invite_name_rect(config, row_index), psm=8, lang="jpn")
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return text.strip(" 、。-ー'\"") or None
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def _ensure_invite_sort(driver, config, descending=True):
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# Explicitly (re-)select 絆ランク as the sort field every run, rather
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# than trusting whatever a previous manual session left selected --
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# mirrors the reference's own explicit change_order_type step.
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driver.click(*config.CAFE_INVITE_SORT_FIELD_DROPDOWN)
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driver.wait(1)
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driver.click(*config.CAFE_INVITE_SORT_BOND_RANK_OPTION)
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driver.wait(0.3)
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driver.click(*config.CAFE_INVITE_SORT_OK_BUTTON)
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driver.wait(1)
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# Rather than reading the direction-toggle icon's own arrow glyph,
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# compare the top two rows' actual OCR'd affection values -- if they
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# disagree with the requested direction, one toggle click flips it.
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# Reuses the same OCR path already needed to evaluate candidates, and is
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# confirmed live in both directions (descending: 38,35; ascending: 1,2).
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top = _read_invite_affection(driver, config, 0)
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second = _read_invite_affection(driver, config, 1)
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if top is None or second is None:
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return
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currently_ascending = top < second
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if descending and currently_ascending:
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print(f"[cafe] invite list sorted ascending ({top} < {second}) -- toggling to descending")
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driver.click(*config.CAFE_INVITE_SORT_DIRECTION_TOGGLE)
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driver.wait(1)
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elif not descending and not currently_ascending:
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print(f"[cafe] invite list sorted descending ({top} >= {second}) -- toggling to ascending")
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driver.click(*config.CAFE_INVITE_SORT_DIRECTION_TOGGLE)
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driver.wait(1)
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def _is_swap_or_move_warning(title):
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return "衣装" in title or "隣" in title
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def _try_invite_row(driver, config, row_index):
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"""Click a row's 招待 button and resolve whatever dialog appears.
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Returns a (result, name) pair -- result is "invited" (confirmed a real
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invite), "skipped" (a swap/move warning was detected and cancelled
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without spending anything), or "no_dialog" (the click didn't seem to
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open anything -- treated as a miss, not a decision, so the caller stops
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rather than guess further); name is the row's OCR'd student name (or
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None if unreadable), read before the click since the list (and the
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name text with it) is gone once a dialog is open.
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"""
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name = _read_invite_name(driver, config, row_index)
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row_y = config.CAFE_INVITE_ROW_Y[row_index]
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driver.click(config.CAFE_INVITE_BUTTON_X, row_y)
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driver.wait(1.5)
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if not navigation.is_modal_open(driver):
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print(f"[cafe] invite click on row {row_index} did not open a dialog")
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return "no_dialog", name
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title = detector.read_text(config.CAFE_INVITE_DIALOG_TITLE_RECT, psm=6, lang="jpn")
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print(f"[cafe] row {row_index} ('{name}') invite dialog title: '{title}'")
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if _is_swap_or_move_warning(title):
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print(f"[cafe] row {row_index} would swap an already-seated student's costume or move one in from the other room -- skipping")
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driver.keypress("Escape")
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driver.wait(1.5)
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return "skipped", name
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driver.click(*config.SWEEP_CONFIRM_BUTTON)
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driver.wait(2)
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return "invited", name
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def _invite_student(driver, config, prefer_highest=True):
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"""Invite an available student into the current room, before farming
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it -- the highest-affection candidate when prefer_highest is True
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(room 1), the lowest when False (room 2, per explicit user direction
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2026-08-13). Tries up to len(CAFE_INVITE_ROW_Y) visible candidates
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(matching the reference's own invite_by_affection bound -- no
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scrolling) from whichever end of the affection order was requested,
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stopping at the first one that invites cleanly; skips (never confirms)
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any candidate that would swap an already-seated student's costume or
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move one in from the other room.
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"""
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if not _open_invite_list(driver, config):
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print("[cafe] could not open the invitation ticket list -- no ticket available or a click missed, skipping invite")
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return
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_ensure_invite_sort(driver, config, descending=prefer_highest)
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invited = False
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for row_index in range(len(config.CAFE_INVITE_ROW_Y)):
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result, name = _try_invite_row(driver, config, row_index)
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if result == "invited":
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print(f"[cafe] invited {name or f'row {row_index}'} (row {row_index})")
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invited = True
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break
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if result == "no_dialog":
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break
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if not invited:
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print("[cafe] no candidate could be invited without swapping/moving an existing student")
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# Return to the plain room view regardless of outcome.
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if navigation.is_modal_open(driver):
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driver.keypress("Escape")
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driver.wait(1)
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if not navigation.is_on_subscreen(driver):
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driver.click(*config.CAFE_INVITE_LIST_CLOSE_BUTTON)
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driver.wait(1)
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def run(driver, config):
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driver.focus_game()
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if not _enter_room(driver, config.CAFE_ICON):
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print("[cafe] could not confirm cafe is open, aborting without pressing further keys")
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return
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print("[cafe] room 1: inviting a student if available (highest affection)")
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_invite_student(driver, config, prefer_highest=True)
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print("[cafe] room 1: farming affection")
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_pat_room(driver, config)
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if not _enter_room(driver, config.CAFE_ROOM_SWITCH):
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print("[cafe] could not confirm room switch, stopping before income claim")
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|
if navigation.is_on_subscreen(driver):
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driver.keypress("Escape")
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|
driver.wait(1.5)
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|
return
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print("[cafe] room 2: inviting a student if available (lowest affection)")
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|
_invite_student(driver, config, prefer_highest=False)
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|
print("[cafe] room 2: farming affection")
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|
_pat_room(driver, config)
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|
_claim_income(driver, config)
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|
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|
if navigation.is_on_subscreen(driver):
|
|
driver.keypress("Escape")
|
|
driver.wait(1.5)
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|
print("[cafe] Done.")
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