OrekiWoofsBeehives/TestScenarios/SwarmScenarios.md

Swarm Scenarios

Shared setup

• Use at least 2 reusable beehives within BeehiveRadius of each other.
• Ensure one target hive can stay below BeehiveConsideredEmptyBelowPopulation.
• Keep at least one source hive well above swarm threshold.
• Use warm biome/daytime for temperature-gated scenarios.

Shared config commands (copy/paste)

/beehives BeehiveRadius 35
/beehives MaxBeePopulation 50000
/beehives BeehiveConsideredEmptyBelowPopulation 500
/beehives PopulationPercentRequirementForSwarm 80
/beehives SwarmPopulationPercentage 0.2
/beehives TemperatureOptimal 10

1) Open-for-incoming is always below-threshold

• Set hive A population to 499 while threshold is 500.
• Expected: hive A is eligible as an incoming swarm target.
• Raise hive A to 500 or higher.
• Expected: hive A is no longer eligible.

Commands

/beehives BeehiveConsideredEmptyBelowPopulation 500
/beehives setPopulation 499

2) Swarm trigger gates: population, dayhour, pre-swarm progress

• Source hive above required percent (> 80% of max by default).
• Test outside 8-12 dayhours.
• Expected: no swarm starts even if pre-swarm is at 100%.
• Test in 8-12 dayhours with pre-swarm at 100% (requires sustained optimal temperature over PreSwarmDurationHours).
• Expected: swarm starts.

Commands

/beehives PopulationPercentRequirementForSwarm 80
/beehives MaxBeePopulation 50000
/beehives setPopulation 45000

2b) Pre-swarm progress builds at optimal temperature

• Source hive above required percent, cooldown expired.
• Ensure temperature is at or above TemperatureOptimal.
• Expected: block info shows "Bees are preparing to swarm" (v1) or progress % (v2+).
• Expected: progress increases from 0 to 100% over PreSwarmDurationHours hours.

2c) Pre-swarm progress decreases in cold

• Start with some pre-swarm progress built up.
• Drop temperature below TemperatureOptimal.
• Expected: pre-swarm progress decreases back toward 0.
• Expected: swarm does not trigger until progress reaches 100% again.

2d) Wrench disables swarming

• Right-click a beehive with a wrench.
• Expected: block info shows "Swarming is disabled on this beehive."
• Expected: swarm does not trigger even if all conditions are met.
• Right-click again with wrench.
• Expected: swarming re-enabled and normal swarm behavior resumes.

3) BuildingSwarm phase is gradual over 3h

• Trigger swarm from source hive.
• During first ~3 in-game hours, observe source population decreasing and swarm population increasing progressively.
• Expected: transition is gradual, not instant.

4) HangingOut phase duration

• After BuildingSwarm finishes, swarm enters HangingOut.
• Expected: swarm remains in place for ~5 in-game hours.

5) MigratingToNewHive phase is gradual over MigrationPhaseDurationHours

• After target pick, swarm enters MigratingToNewHive.
• Expected: population transfers gradually for the full migration duration.
• Expected: swarm block disappears at end of migration.

6) Target ranking prefers distance * flowers * frame-factor

• Prepare two eligible target hives:
  • B: closer, fewer flowers, no filled/feed frame.
  • C: slightly farther, more flowers, has filled/feed frame.
• Expected: chosen target matches highest multiplicative score.
• Frame factor for any filled/feed frame should act as 2.0 multiplier.

7) Vanilla skep target conversion path

• Place empty vanilla skep (game:skep-reed-empty-* or game:skep-papyrus-empty-*) in radius.
• Ensure it is registered as valid target by behavior patch.
• Expected: at migration start, empty skep is exchanged to populated skep.

8) No-target retry behavior

• Let swarm finish hanging with zero eligible targets.
• Expected: no immediate disperse; retry occurs in next day swarm window (8-12).
• If still no valid target after retry, expected: swarm disperses.

9) Spawn placement preference

• Trigger multiple swarm spawns with varied nearby geometry.
• Expected priority:
  1. side-attached on solid-faced wood blocks,
  2. side-attached on other solid-faced blocks,
  3. floor-attached fallback.

10) Info text validation

• Beehive info: when source is ready, expected Ready to swarm line.
• Swarm block info: expected state + population + eligible target count + hours-until-pick lines.

11) Command-assisted deterministic setup

• Use command to quickly shape scenario state.
• Expected: /beehives setPopulation {int} updates targeted reusable beehive population immediately.

Commands

/beehives setPopulation 200
/beehives setPopulation 45000

12) Unload before swarm window (no missed swarm)

• Make source hive swarm-ready but unload area before 8:00.
• Re-enter area after 8:00 same day.
• Expected: catch-up applies population/honey/feed updates.
• Expected: swarm only starts if simulated timeline crosses valid window while ready.

13) Unload during BuildingSwarm phase

• Trigger swarm and unload area while swarm is in BuildingSwarm.
• Stay away long enough to skip part or all of the 3h building phase.
• Re-enter area.
• Expected: swarm population is already advanced to the correct catch-up value.
• Expected: source hive population has already lost corresponding bees.

14) Unload during HangingOut phase

• Trigger swarm and unload area after BuildingSwarm finishes.
• Stay away through part or all of HangingOut.
• Re-enter area.
• Expected: swarm resumes in correct post-catch-up state.
• Expected: if hanging duration elapsed and a target exists, migration may already have started or completed.

15) Unload during MigratingToNewHive phase

• Trigger migration, then unload area before migration completes.
• Re-enter area after enough time has passed.
• Expected: transferred bee count reflects elapsed offline time.
• Expected: swarm block is gone if migration fully completed.
• Expected: target hive population increased according to migrated amount.

16) Full lifecycle while unloaded (start -> finish)

• Make source hive swarm-ready in morning window.
• Unload immediately before/at expected swarm start and stay away for longer than full lifecycle.
• Re-enter area.
• Expected: catch-up simulation spawns swarm at historical time and fast-forwards it.
• Expected: resulting world state matches completed lifecycle outcome (target populated or swarm dispersed).
• Expected: source cooldown is based on simulated swarm start time.

17) Retry path while unloaded (no targets first day)

• Ensure no eligible targets when hanging phase ends.
• Unload through first retry day window and re-enter later.
• Expected: retry-day behavior is honored by catch-up.
• Expected: swarm disperses if no valid target remains after retry.

18) Debug chat output for unload catch-up

• Enable debug output before running unload scenarios.
• Expected: chat shows catch-up start/end summaries, population deltas, and swarm lifecycle catch-up events.

Commands

/beehives debugUnload true
/beehives debugUnload false

19) SwarmPopulationPercentageWhenNoBeehivesAvailable: zero value skips spawn

• Ensure there are no eligible swarm targets in range (no empty beehives or skeps).
• Set SwarmPopulationPercentageWhenNoBeehivesAvailable to 0.
• Trigger swarm conditions on source hive.
• Expected: no swarm block is spawned.
• Expected: cooldown is applied as if the swarm had occurred (NextSwarmAllowedTotalDays advances).

Commands

/beehives SwarmPopulationPercentageWhenNoBeehivesAvailable 0

20) SwarmPopulationPercentageWhenNoBeehivesAvailable: non-zero value spawns smaller swarm

• Ensure there are no eligible swarm targets in range.
• Set SwarmPopulationPercentageWhenNoBeehivesAvailable to a value greater than 0 (e.g., 5).
• Trigger swarm conditions on source hive.
• Expected: a swarm block is spawned with a planned population equal to 5% of the source hive population.
• Expected: swarm eventually disperses (no target found).

Commands

/beehives SwarmPopulationPercentageWhenNoBeehivesAvailable 5