using DatReaderWriter;
using DatReaderWriter.DBObjs;
using DatReaderWriter.Types;

namespace AcDream.Core.Meshing;

/// <summary>
/// Resolves an entity's idle / default-state per-part animation frame from
/// its Setup → MotionTable → Animation chain. Used by the rendering
/// hydration path so creatures and characters render in their proper idle
/// pose instead of the static <c>Setup.PlacementFrames[Default]</c> pose
/// (which for drudges and most creatures is "T-pose-ish" or aggressive
/// crouch — the wrong starting point for a calm idle).
///
/// <para>
/// The resolution algorithm matches ACViewer's
/// <c>Physics/Animation/MotionTable.SetDefaultState</c> for the static
/// (non-animated) case: pick the first frame of the default cycle's
/// first AnimData. We don't run the animation forward over time yet —
/// the goal here is "render the FIRST frame of the IDLE motion" which
/// gives us a sensible static pose.
/// </para>
///
/// <para>
/// References (per CLAUDE.md cross-reference rule):
/// <list type="bullet">
///   <item><c>references/ACViewer/.../Physics/Animation/MotionTable.cs::SetDefaultState</c>
///         — the algorithm we port</item>
///   <item><c>references/ACE/.../FileTypes/MotionTable.cs</c>
///         — server-side parser, confirms key encoding</item>
///   <item><c>references/DatReaderWriter/.../Generated/DBObjs/MotionTable.generated.cs</c>
///         — exact field names and types</item>
/// </list>
/// </para>
/// </summary>
public static class MotionResolver
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Walk an entity's motion-table chain and return the per-part
    /// animation frame for its default idle state. Returns <c>null</c>
    /// if any link in the chain is missing — caller should fall back
    /// to <c>Setup.PlacementFrames</c>.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="setup">The entity's base Setup dat.</param>
    /// <param name="dats">Dat collection used to load the linked MotionTable + Animation.</param>
    /// <param name="motionTableIdOverride">
    /// Optional override for the motion table id. Defaults to
    /// <c>Setup.DefaultMotionTable</c>. The server's CreateObject can
    /// supply a per-instance MotionTable id via PhysicsDescriptionFlag.MTable
    /// — pass that here when present so character outfits/states use the
    /// correct table.
    /// </param>
    /// <summary>
    /// Per-entity idle-cycle playback descriptor returned by
    /// <see cref="GetIdleCycle"/>. Holds the resolved Animation plus the
    /// frame range and framerate from the MotionTable's AnimData entry.
    /// Phase 6.4 uses this to drive per-frame playback (so creatures
    /// breathe instead of being frozen on a single frame).
    /// </summary>
    public sealed record IdleCycle(
        Animation Animation,
        int LowFrame,
        int HighFrame,
        float Framerate);

    /// <summary>
    /// Same resolution algorithm as <see cref="GetIdleFrame"/> but
    /// returns the full cycle metadata so the caller can advance frames
    /// over time. Returns null if any link in the chain is missing.
    /// </summary>
    public static IdleCycle? GetIdleCycle(
        Setup setup,
        DatCollection dats,
        uint? motionTableIdOverride = null,
        ushort? stanceOverride = null,
        ushort? commandOverride = null)
    {
        var resolved = ResolveIdleCycleInternal(setup, dats, motionTableIdOverride, stanceOverride, commandOverride);
        if (resolved is null) return null;
        var (anim, ad) = resolved.Value;

        // Sentinel resolution — matches ACViewer's AnimSequenceNode.set_animation_id
        // (references/ACViewer/.../Physics/Animation/AnimSequenceNode.cs:96-113).
        //
        // AnimData in the dats encodes a few sentinel values that the raw int
        // fields can't represent directly:
        //   * HighFrame == -1    → "play the whole animation" (use NumFrames - 1)
        //   * HighFrame > NumFrames - 1 → clamp (defensive for malformed data)
        //   * LowFrame >= NumFrames → clamp to NumFrames - 1
        //   * LowFrame > HighFrame after clamping → collapse to a single frame
        //
        // Our Phase 6.1 code naively used the raw LowFrame/HighFrame and then
        // rejected the cycle if `HighFrame <= LowFrame`, which silently threw
        // away every animated creature whose AnimData used the -1 sentinel —
        // i.e. almost all of them. Resolving here makes the IdleCycle carry
        // the real frame range, so downstream playback/filtering sees a span
        // it can advance through.
        int numFrames = anim.PartFrames.Count;
        int lowFrame = ad.LowFrame;
        int highFrame = ad.HighFrame;

        if (highFrame < 0)
            highFrame = numFrames - 1;
        if (lowFrame >= numFrames)
            lowFrame = numFrames - 1;
        if (highFrame >= numFrames)
            highFrame = numFrames - 1;
        if (lowFrame < 0)
            lowFrame = 0;
        if (lowFrame > highFrame)
            highFrame = lowFrame;

        return new IdleCycle(anim, lowFrame, highFrame, ad.Framerate);
    }

    public static AnimationFrame? GetIdleFrame(
        Setup setup,
        DatCollection dats,
        uint? motionTableIdOverride = null,
        ushort? stanceOverride = null,
        ushort? commandOverride = null)
    {
        var resolved = ResolveIdleCycleInternal(setup, dats, motionTableIdOverride, stanceOverride, commandOverride);
        if (resolved is null) return null;
        var (animation, animData) = resolved.Value;
        int frameIdx = animData.LowFrame;
        if (frameIdx < 0 || frameIdx >= animation.PartFrames.Count)
            frameIdx = 0;
        return animation.PartFrames[frameIdx];
    }

    /// <summary>
    /// Shared cycle-resolution path for both <see cref="GetIdleFrame"/>
    /// and <see cref="GetIdleCycle"/>. Returns the loaded Animation +
    /// the AnimData that describes its frame range and framerate, or
    /// null if any link in the chain is missing.
    /// </summary>
    private static (Animation, AnimData)? ResolveIdleCycleInternal(
        Setup setup,
        DatCollection dats,
        uint? motionTableIdOverride,
        ushort? stanceOverride,
        ushort? commandOverride)
    {
        ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(setup);
        ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(dats);

        uint mtableId = motionTableIdOverride ?? (uint)setup.DefaultMotionTable;
        if (mtableId == 0) return null;

        var mtable = dats.Get<MotionTable>(mtableId);
        if (mtable is null) return null;

        // Resolve (style, substate) with priority:
        //   1. Server-sent stance + command (CreateObject MovementData) — needed
        //      for entities like the Foundry's drudge statue, which override the
        //      MotionTable default with an aggressive crouch.
        //   2. Server-sent stance only — substate falls back to that style's
        //      StyleDefaults entry.
        //   3. MotionTable.DefaultStyle + StyleDefaults — the upright/Ready
        //      idle for everything else.
        uint styleVal;
        uint substateVal;

        // Helper: pick the table's default (style, substate) — used as the
        // ultimate fallback when caller-supplied overrides don't resolve.
        bool TryGetTableDefault(out uint styleOut, out uint substateOut)
        {
            if (mtable.StyleDefaults.TryGetValue(mtable.DefaultStyle, out var defaultSubstate))
            {
                styleOut = (uint)mtable.DefaultStyle;
                substateOut = (uint)defaultSubstate;
                return true;
            }
            styleOut = 0;
            substateOut = 0;
            return false;
        }

        if (stanceOverride is { } stance && stance != 0)
        {
            styleVal = stance;
            if (commandOverride is { } cmd && cmd != 0)
            {
                substateVal = cmd;
            }
            else if (mtable.StyleDefaults.TryGetValue((DatReaderWriter.Enums.MotionCommand)styleVal, out var subFromStyle))
            {
                substateVal = (uint)subFromStyle;
            }
            else
            {
                // The server gave us a stance the motion table doesn't recognize
                // (e.g. NPCs that re-broadcast a "ready" stance with a substate
                // value where the table only has a style entry). Don't return
                // null — fall back to the table default so the entity at least
                // animates with its idle cycle. Returning null here was the
                // bug that silently un-registered Pathwarden / Town Crier from
                // _animatedEntities the moment ACE sent a post-spawn motion
                // update with stance=0x0003 cmd=0x0000.
                if (!TryGetTableDefault(out styleVal, out substateVal))
                    return null;
            }
        }
        else
        {
            if (!TryGetTableDefault(out styleVal, out substateVal))
                return null;
        }

        // ACViewer's cycle key encoding (Physics/Animation/MotionTable.cs:191):
        //   cycle = (style << 16) | (substate & 0xFFFFFF)
        int cycleKey = (int)((styleVal << 16) | (substateVal & 0xFFFFFF));

        // Try the server-supplied combo first; if it doesn't resolve, fall back
        // to the table's default style + that style's default substate. This
        // matters when the server sends a (stance, command) pair the table
        // doesn't have a cycle entry for — better an upright pose than nothing.
        if (!mtable.Cycles.TryGetValue(cycleKey, out var motionData) || motionData is null
            || motionData.Anims.Count == 0)
        {
            if (mtable.StyleDefaults.TryGetValue(mtable.DefaultStyle, out var fallbackSub))
            {
                int fallbackKey = (int)(((uint)mtable.DefaultStyle << 16) | ((uint)fallbackSub & 0xFFFFFF));
                if (!mtable.Cycles.TryGetValue(fallbackKey, out motionData) || motionData is null)
                    return null;
                if (motionData.Anims.Count == 0) return null;
            }
            else
            {
                return null;
            }
        }

        var animData = motionData.Anims[0];

        // Load the Animation referenced by the cycle.
        uint animId = (uint)animData.AnimId;
        if (animId == 0) return null;

        var animation = dats.Get<Animation>(animId);
        if (animation is null) return null;
        if (animation.PartFrames.Count == 0) return null;

        return (animation, animData);
    }
}