Python Path of Diablo launcher

Wine targeted pod-launcher written in python. Ported from original vb 🤢 version

Reasons

• Wine friendly
• No dependencies (.NET for example)
• No os restriction (winXP is ok)

Installation

From binary

Windows-wine-friendly binaries

From source

py -m pip install git+https://github.com/pohmelie/pypod-launcher

Requirements

• python 3.5+

Build wine-friendly binary from sources with pyinstaller

Current working combination is:

• python 3.7
• pyinstaller 3.5

py -3.7-32 -m pip install ./[packaging]
pyinstaller pypod-launcher.spec

License

pypod-launcher is offered under the WTFPL license.

Usage

Loot filter generator

You can use download link for «classic» item filters as it is on official pod launcher. But there is a new feature: jinja2-based generator, which you can use to generate item filter rules with loops, conditions and configuration parameters:

## configuration part
# set gold_hide_step = 15
# set hp_mp_hide = namespace(
    enabled=true,
    clvls=[12, 18, 30, 40, 0],
    colors={"hp": d2.color.red, "mp": d2.color.blue},
)
# set small_rej_hide_clvl = 40
# set hide_potions = ["stamina", "antidote", "thawing", "rancid_gas", "oil",
                      "choking_gas", "exploding", "strangling_gas", "fulminating"]
# set hide_tp_id_scrolls = true
# set hide_tp_id_books = true
# set hide_key = true
# set hide_gems = namespace(
    enabled=true,
    clvls={
        "chipped": 15,
        "flawed": 20,
        "normal": 40,
    },
)


## implementation part
// hide low gold
# if gold_hide_step:
    # for clvl in range(1, 100):
        ItemDisplay[{{ d2.code.gold }}<{{ (clvl * gold_hide_step)|round|int }} AND CLVL>{{ clvl }}]:
    # endfor
# endif

// runes
# for code in d2.code.rune.by_tier:
    ItemDisplay[{{ code }}]: {{ d2.color.orange }}{{ d2.tag.runename }} Rune [{{ loop.index }}]
# endfor

// hp/mp potions
# if hp_mp_hide
    # for type, color in hp_mp_hide.colors.items():
        # for code in d2.code.potion[type]:
            # set clvl = hp_mp_hide.clvls[loop.index0]
            # if clvl:
                ItemDisplay[{{ code }} CLVL<{{ clvl }}]: {{ color }}!{{ d2.color.white }}{{ type }}
                ItemDisplay[{{ code }} CLVL>{{ clvl - 1 }}]:
            # else
                ItemDisplay[{{ code }}]: {{ color }}!{{ d2.color.white }}{{ type }}
            # endif
        # endfor
    # endfor
# endif

// rejs
# if small_rej_hide_clvl:
    ItemDisplay[{{ d2.code.potion.rejuvenation.small }} CLVL<{{ small_rej_hide_clvl }}]: {{ d2.color.purple }}!{{ d2.color.white }}35%
    ItemDisplay[{{ d2.code.potion.rejuvenation.small }} CLVL>{{ small_rej_hide_clvl - 1 }}]:
# endif
ItemDisplay[{{ d2.code.potion.rejuvenation.big }}]: {{ d2.color.purple }}!{{ d2.color.white }}70%

// hide potions
# if hide_potions
    # for name in hide_potions:
        ItemDisplay[{{ d2.code.potion[name] }}]:
    # endfor
# endif

// hide scrolls
# if hide_tp_id_scrolls
    ItemDisplay[{{ d2.code.scroll.town_portal }}]:
    ItemDisplay[{{ d2.code.scroll.identify }}]:
# endif

// hide books
# if hide_tp_id_books
    ItemDisplay[{{ d2.code.book.town_portal }}]:
    ItemDisplay[{{ d2.code.book.identify }}]:
# endif

// hide key
# if hide_key
    ItemDisplay[{{ d2.code.key }}]:
# endif

// gems
# for name in d2.code.gem:
    # for tier, code in d2.code.gem[name].by_name.items():
        # set clvl = hide_gems.clvls.get(tier)
        # if hide_gems.enabled and clvl:
            ItemDisplay[{{ code }} CLVL<{{ clvl }}]: {{ d2.color.orange }}!{{ d2.color.white }}{{ tier|capitalize }} {{ name|capitalize }}
            ItemDisplay[{{ code }} CLVL>{{ clvl - 1 }}]:
        # else
            ItemDisplay[{{ code }}]: {{ d2.color.orange }}!{{ d2.color.white }}{{ tier|capitalize }} {{ name|capitalize }}
        # endif
    # endfor
# endfor

ItemDisplay[INF !RW !leg]:

This will produce about 230 lines of «classic» item filter. Read more on jinja2 documentation.

d2 object is straight view/proxy of this yaml file (feel free to make pull requests to add items).