Class LevelAndStatsTests

Namespace

GrindFest

Assembly

GrindFest.dll

Spec (positive behaviour) tests for hero progression: what levelling up is supposed to give.

These describe the intended rule rather than guarding a past mistake, so they keep their value after a rewrite (compare the ESC test in SettingsUiTests, which is explicitly temporary).

public class LevelAndStatsTests : DevTest

Inheritance

object

DevTest

LevelAndStatsTests

Inherited Members

DevTest.Name

DevTest.Passed

DevTest.Failed

DevTest.Skipped

DevTest.FailureReason

DevTest.ExpectedLogErrors

DevTest.NeedsFreshUi

DevTest.ProbeMainMenu(string[])

DevTest.SpawnItem(string, int, ItemRank, int)

DevTest.SpawnProp(string)

DevTest.LoadAsset<T>(string, Action<T>, AssetTier)

DevTest.WaitForStableGroundAt(Vector3, int, float)

DevTest.PlaceItemOnGroundWhenReady(ItemBehaviour, Vector3, string, float)

DevTest.PlaceItemOnGround(ItemBehaviour, Vector3, string)

DevTest.AcquireMonster(params string[])

DevTest.SpawnMonster(string, int, MonsterRank, float)

DevTest.HeroPosition

DevTest.Hero

DevTest.BotHero

DevTest.TrackForCleanup(GameObject)

DevTest.RequireRuntimeCompilation()

DevTest.GiveSkill<T>()

DevTest.GiveItemToHero(ItemBehaviour)

DevTest.IsTerrainReadyAt(Vector3)

DevTest.TryGetGroundPoint(Vector3, out Vector3, Transform)

DevTest.TryGetTerrainPoint(Vector3, out Vector3, Transform)

DevTest.TryGetClearGround(Vector3, out Vector3, out string, Transform)

DevTest.DescribeGroundBelow(Vector3, Transform)

DevTest.WaitForTerrainAt(Vector3, float, bool)

DevTest.WaitForTerrain(float, bool)

DevTest.IsNavMeshReadyAt(Vector3)

DevTest.WaitForNavMeshAt(Vector3, float, bool)

DevTest.DoAction(string, Func<ActionResult>, float)

DevTest.LastActionResult

DevTest.TryDoAction(Func<ActionResult>, float)

DevTest.WaitUntil(string, Func<bool>, float, Func<string>)

DevTest.Cleanup()

DevTest.EnsureContentLoaded()

DevTest.Assert(bool, string)

DevTest.AssertEqual<T>(T, T, string)

DevTest.AssertNull(object, string)

DevTest.AssertNotNull(object, string)

DevTest.AssertGreaterThan(float, float, string)

DevTest.UiRoot

DevTest.ClickText(string)

DevTest.ClickTextWithin(string, string)

DevTest.ClickById(string)

DevTest.IsTextVisible(string)

DevTest.VisibleTextsDescription()

DevTest.WaitForText(string, float)

DevTest.WaitForTextGone(string, float)

DevTest.AssertTextVisible(string)

DevTest.AssertTextNotVisible(string)

DevTest.PressEscape()

DevTest.PressEscapeAndWait(float)

DevTest.IsPanelOpen(string)

DevTest.WaitForPanel(string, bool, float)

DevTest.CloseAllPanels()

DevTest.DescribePanelRect(string)

DevTest.AssertPanelOnScreen(string)

DevTest.WaitForPanelOnScreen(string, float)

DevTest.AssertPanelClosed(string)

DevTest.EvalUi(string)

DevTest.TryWaitUntil(Func<bool>, float)

DevTest.OpenMainMenu(float, int)

DevTest.GetLiquidAmount(LiquidContainerBehaviour, ResourceType)

DevTest.GetTotalLiquid(LiquidContainerBehaviour)

DevTest.Log(string)

Methods

LevelUp_GrantsStatPointsPerLevel()

Gaining enough experience raises the level and pays out the per-level stat points.

Note the cap: the party level cap is GameManager.BaseLevelCap + the LevelCap grants inscribed in the Grimoire (App/src/components/PrestigeTree/content.ts), and HeroLevelBehaviour.AddExperience returns 0 without touching experience once the hero is at the cap. That is deliberate - the very first Grimoire purchase is the gateway node ("A Lion in the Streets", +1 LevelCap, 50 gold, content.ts:1204), so a hero really does start capped at level 1 and levels only after the player inscribes it. A dev save has no such grant, so this test opens the cap for its own duration and puts it back afterwards.