Don't download datapackages for big games

Godot's websocket packet size limit can't be changed in 3.5, which is annoying.

1 files changed, 11 insertions, 2 deletions

@@ -35,6 +35,7 @@ const progressive_items = {
                 {"item": "Hallway Room (4) - Exit", "display": "Fourth Door"},
         ]
 }
+const filtered_games = ["Ocarina of Time", "Factorio", "Lufia II Ancient Cave"]
 
 const kTHE_END = 0
 const kTHE_MASTER = 1
@@ -178,9 +179,17 @@ func _on_data():
 
                         var needed_games = []
                         for game in message["datapackage_checksums"].keys():
+                                # Due to a limitation with Godot 3.x, downloading a datapackage
+                                # that is too large will silently fail and prevent us from
+                                # finishing the connection process. So we will hardcode the
+                                # names of games that are likely to cause connection problems,
+                                # and not download those datapackages. Which is not ideal.
                                 if (
-                                        !_datapackages.has(game)
-                                        or _datapackages[game]["checksum"] != message["datapackage_checksums"][game]
+                                        (
+                                                !_datapackages.has(game)
+                                                or _datapackages[game]["checksum"] != message["datapackage_checksums"][game]
+                                        )
+                                        and not filtered_games.has(game)
                                 ):
                                         needed_games.append(game)