Adding new keys to a class's INSTANCE_TUNABLES dictionary?

elelunicy · December 2017

Any idea how it's done?

For instance I tried to do

situations.situation.Situation.INSTANCE_TUNABLES['my_key'] = TunableSimMinute(description=None, default=0, minimum=0)

and I got last exceptions that complain " object has no attribute 'my_key' " when I'm trying to use it.

Scumbumbo · December 2017

Not sure why that wouldn't be working for you, it looked good to me, so did a test. I put this in the probe area of d3oi and it worked fine, inspect showed the class variable had been updated.

try:
    import situations.situation
    from sims4.tuning.tunable import TunableSimMinute
    situations.situation.Situation.INSTANCE_TUNABLES['my_key'] = TunableSimMinute(description=None, default=0, minimum=0)
    for k,v in inspect.getmembers(situations.situation.Situation):
        output += '  {}={}\n'.format(k,v)
except:
    output += "EXCEPTION: {}\n".format(traceback.format_exc())

Output, most of it snipped out to just the area around the relevant result...

INSTANCE_TUNABLES={'_buff': <buffs.tunable.TunableBuffReference object at 0x000007FFD346DF80>, . . . 'duration': <TunableSimMinute>, 'my_key': <TunableSimMinute>, '_cost': <TunableInt>,  . . .

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