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decay-upkeep

为生存游戏打造衰变与维护系统。适用于实现基于计时器的衰变机制、Rust 式防护半径的工具柜模式、资源维护成本，或通过自动清理来管理服务器性能时使用。在游戏体验与服务器健康之间取得平衡。

SKILL.md
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name: decay-upkeep
description: Building decay and upkeep systems for survival games. Use when implementing timer-based decay, Tool Cupboard patterns (Rust-style protection radius), resource upkeep costs, or server performance management through automatic cleanup. Balances gameplay and server health.

Decay & Upkeep

Timer-based building decay and resource-based upkeep for survival games.

Quick Start

javascript
import { DecayManager } from './scripts/decay-manager.js';
import { UpkeepSystem } from './scripts/upkeep-system.js';
import { ToolCupboard } from './scripts/tool-cupboard.js';

// Decay without protection
const decay = new DecayManager({ 
  mode: 'rust',
  decayMultiplier: 1.0 
});
decay.addPiece(piece);
decay.tick(deltaTime); // Called every frame/tick

// Tool Cupboard protection
const tc = new ToolCupboard({
  radius: 30,
  upkeepCost: { wood: 100, stone: 50 }
});
tc.setPosition(position);
tc.depositResources({ wood: 500, stone: 250 });
// Protected pieces won't decay while upkeep is paid

Reference

See references/decay-upkeep-advanced.md for:

  • •Decay rate formulas by material
  • •Tool Cupboard mechanics (Rust pattern)
  • •Upkeep scaling with base size
  • •Server performance benefits
  • •Anti-raid delay mechanics

Scripts

  • •scripts/decay-manager.js - Tick-based decay, material rates, damage states
  • •scripts/upkeep-system.js - Resource drain, calculation, UI data
  • •scripts/tool-cupboard.js - Protection radius, authorization, resource storage
  • •scripts/cleanup-scheduler.js - Server-side cleanup of abandoned structures

Decay Modes

  • •Rust: Linear decay over 8-24 hours (material dependent), prevented by Tool Cupboard
  • •ARK: Slower decay (days to weeks), tribe-based protection
  • •Minecraft: No decay (creative/survival), optional via mods

Design Philosophy

Decay serves dual purposes in survival games: gameplay balance (prevents infinite hoarding) and server performance (removes abandoned bases). The Tool Cupboard pattern elegantly ties both together—players must actively maintain bases, and inactive players' structures automatically clean up.