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Testing strategies and infrastructure for game entity behavior in perovskite_game_api. Use when asked to write tests for entities, including animals, minecarts, etc.
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Advanced block functionality, event handlers (dig, tap, step-on, interact), extended data (simple_data, inventories, custom protobuf data), client extended data, and block mutation APIs. Use alongside define_new_block. Does not cover timers or circuits.
Defines a new block using BlockBuilder. Use this when asked to add a new block type to the game. Also provides guidance on textures.
Testing strategies and infrastructure for game block behavior in perovskite_game_api. Use when asked to write tests for block placement, dig handlers, timers, inventories, or other game mechanics.
Ask the user to demonstrate in-game actions via the dev server when you need sample gameplay input, in-game builds, or other game input you cannot determine from code or prose text alone.
How to structure a new mod or subsystem in perovskite_game_api — registration pattern, GameBuilder/GameState extensions, BlockBuilder extension traits, and cross-mod ecosystem hooks.
Adds new types of UI controls to the game protocol, and implements the server and client-side logic for them. Use this when explicitly asked to add a new UI control type.
| name | entity_testing |
| description | Testing strategies and infrastructure for game entity behavior in perovskite_game_api. Use when asked to write tests for entities, including animals, minecarts, etc. |
Entity movement logic (EntityCoroutine implementations) is tested with CoroutineTester from
perovskite_server::game_state::entities::entity_test_helpers. It drives the coroutine
synchronously step-by-step inside run_assertions_in_server (which provides the required async
runtime).
use perovskite_server::game_state::entities::entity_test_helpers::CoroutineTester;
use perovskite_server::game_state::entities::MoveQueueType;
fixture.run_assertions_in_server(|gs| {
let start_pos = Vector3::new(0.0, 0.5, 0.0);
let coro = MyCoroutine { ... };
// Constructor calls advance() once; start_pos must be in a loaded chunk
let mut tester = CoroutineTester::new(
Box::pin(coro),
MoveQueueType::SingleMove, // or Buffer8, Buffer64
start_pos,
gs,
).or_fail()?;
// Step one planned move
tester.advance(gs).or_fail()?;
// Inspect state
println!("pos={:?} buffer={}s engaged={}",
tester.current_position(), // position before current move completes
tester.move_buffer(), // total seconds currently queued
tester.is_engaged(), // false after StopCoroutineControl/ImmediateDespawn
);
// Position after all queued moves drain
let final_pos = tester.post_queue_position();
Ok(())
})?;
CoroutineTester::advance must run inside an async runtime because deferred moves call
tokio::runtime::Handle::current().block_on(...). The run_assertions_in_server closure already
satisfies this. The chunks around start_pos are warmed up automatically by each advance call.
See perovskite_game_api/src/animals/mod.rs for a full example (duck_coroutine_smoke).