class_name Player
extends CharacterBody3D
## The player character controller.
##
## A simple CharacterBody3D with WASD/arrow locomotion, gravity, jump, and a
## first-person Camera3D with mouse-look.  Reads the spawn point from the
## current scene's `PlayerSpawn` Marker3D (see docs/architecture/pc2_test_level.md §3).
##
## No networking, no chunk code, no avatar UI — PC2 is local-only.


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Movement constants
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

const WALK_SPEED: float = 5.0
const JUMP_VELOCITY: float = 4.5
const GRAVITY: float = 9.8

## Mouse-look sensitivity (radians per pixel of relative motion).
const MOUSE_SENSITIVITY: float = 0.003

## Camera pitch is clamped so the player can't flip past looking straight
## up/down (which would otherwise let mouse-look invert on itself).
const PITCH_LIMIT: float = deg_to_rad(89.0)


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Input state
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

var _input_direction := Vector2.ZERO
var _camera_pitch: float = 0.0

## Vertical offset applied to the assembled avatar so its feet (origin y=0)
## line up with the bottom of the player's collision capsule.
const AVATAR_FEET_OFFSET: float = -0.8

@onready var _camera: Camera3D = $Camera3D
@onready var _capsule_mesh: MeshInstance3D = $CapsuleMesh

var _avatar_view: Node3D = null


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# _ready — spawn at PlayerSpawn marker, capture the mouse for look
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

func _ready() -> void:
	# Per §3 of pc2_test_level.md: look up PlayerSpawn from the current
	# scene root.  The lookup walks the full subtree (recursive=true) so
	# it finds the marker whether it is a direct child of the level or
	# nested deeper.
	#
	# current_scene is null in headless --script mode and in any scene
	# before the main scene is fully swapped in, so guard it rather than
	# blindly dereferencing.
	var current_scene: Node = get_tree().current_scene
	var spawn: Node = null
	if current_scene != null:
		spawn = current_scene.find_child("PlayerSpawn", true, false)

	if spawn is Node3D:
		global_position = (spawn as Node3D).global_position
		# Align player forward with spawn yaw (optional polish).
		var spawn_yaw := (spawn as Node3D).rotation.y
		rotation.y = spawn_yaw
	else:
		push_warning("player.gd: no PlayerSpawn marker found; spawning at origin")
		global_position = Vector3(0, 1.0, 0)

	# Capture the mouse for FPS-style look. Headless/test runs have no real
	# window to capture input for, so guard against that rather than error.
	if DisplayServer.get_name() != "headless":
		Input.mouse_mode = Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED

	_apply_avatar()


## Replace the placeholder capsule with the player's assembled avatar, if the
## AvatarSystem has a loadout primed (set at login by main_menu.gd). Falls back
## to the capsule silently when there's no avatar to show -- e.g. running this
## scene directly in a test, or an offline/failed catalog load.
## TODO(PC3): a third-person camera so the local player actually sees this;
## for now it's mainly for other players (Phase 2) and looking down.
func _apply_avatar() -> void:
	var avatars := get_node_or_null("/root/AvatarSystem")
	if avatars == null or not avatars.has_method("build_current_avatar"):
		return
	var avatar: Node3D = avatars.build_current_avatar()
	if avatar == null:
		return
	avatar.position = Vector3(0.0, AVATAR_FEET_OFFSET, 0.0)
	add_child(avatar)
	_avatar_view = avatar
	if _capsule_mesh:
		_capsule_mesh.visible = false


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# _unhandled_input — capture keyboard / mouse for movement
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

func _unhandled_input(event: InputEvent) -> void:
	if event is InputEventKey:
		var key := event as InputEventKey
		if key.pressed and not key.echo:
			_update_input_direction(key)
		elif not key.pressed:
			_clear_input_direction(key)
		# Escape exits the level back to the world browse list, mirroring
		# the Back button pattern already used in world_list.gd/main_menu.gd.
		if key.pressed and key.keycode == KEY_ESCAPE:
			Input.mouse_mode = Input.MOUSE_MODE_VISIBLE
			get_tree().change_scene_to_file("res://scenes/world_list.tscn")
	elif event is InputEventMouseMotion and Input.mouse_mode == Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED:
		_handle_mouse_look(event as InputEventMouseMotion)


func _update_input_direction(key: InputEventKey) -> void:
	match key.keycode:
		KEY_W, KEY_UP:
			_input_direction.y += 1.0
		KEY_S, KEY_DOWN:
			_input_direction.y -= 1.0
		KEY_A, KEY_LEFT:
			_input_direction.x -= 1.0
		KEY_D, KEY_RIGHT:
			_input_direction.x += 1.0


func _clear_input_direction(key: InputEventKey) -> void:
	match key.keycode:
		KEY_W, KEY_UP:
			_input_direction.y -= 1.0
		KEY_S, KEY_DOWN:
			_input_direction.y += 1.0
		KEY_A, KEY_LEFT:
			_input_direction.x += 1.0
		KEY_D, KEY_RIGHT:
			_input_direction.x -= 1.0


func _handle_mouse_look(event: InputEventMouseMotion) -> void:
	# Yaw rotates the whole body (so movement direction turns with the
	# look direction); pitch only tilts the camera, so the capsule itself
	# never tips over.
	rotation.y -= event.relative.x * MOUSE_SENSITIVITY
	_camera_pitch = clampf(_camera_pitch - event.relative.y * MOUSE_SENSITIVITY, -PITCH_LIMIT, PITCH_LIMIT)
	_camera.rotation.x = _camera_pitch


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Physics — gravity, jump, move_and_slide
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

func _physics_process(delta: float) -> void:
	# Apply gravity.
	if not is_on_floor():
		velocity.y -= GRAVITY * delta

	# Jump.
	if is_on_floor() and Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_accept"):
		velocity.y = JUMP_VELOCITY

	# Build movement direction from input. Godot's local "forward" is -Z, not
	# +Z, so W (input.y = +1) must use -basis.z -- using +basis.z here would
	# move the player backward when pressing forward (confirmed by reading
	# Camera3D/Node3D's own convention: a node looks down its local -Z).
	var direction := (_input_direction.x * transform.basis.x -
		_input_direction.y * transform.basis.z).normalized()
	velocity.x = direction.x * WALK_SPEED
	velocity.z = direction.z * WALK_SPEED

	move_and_slide()