Will the synergy effect if counter exceed 4 but only with 2-count configed?

[VictorECDSA]

For example, about the RaceSynergyEffect of troll, only config 2-count (no 4-count):

library EffectInitializer {
    function _initSynergy(IWorld _world) private {
        //     troll: + 10% attack the enemy twice
        RaceSynergyEffect.set(0x000002, 0, 0x1c80_ff);

contract PieceInitializerSystem is System {
    function _addRaceSynergy(uint256 _counter, uint256 _effects, uint256 _enemyEffects)
        private
        view
        returns (uint256, uint256)
    {
        for (uint256 i; i < RACE_NUMBER; ++i) {
            if (count / (4 * base) > 0) {
                data = RaceSynergyEffect.get(4 * base);
            } else if (count / (2 * base) > 0) {
                data = RaceSynergyEffect.get(2 * base);
            }
            if (data.effect > 0) {
                ......
            }

Lets say the count if bigger than 4, then the judgement 'count / (4 base) > 0' is true, but 'data = RaceSynergyEffect.get(4 base)' is empty. Even though 2-count effect has been configed, but the result is no effect.

Don't know if this is in line with the intent of the design, thank you!

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@ClaudeZsb

Thanks for responding. I don't know whether I have misunderstood. If not, how about change code like this:

    function _addRaceSynergy(uint256 _counter, uint256 _effects, uint256 _enemyEffects)
        private
        view
        returns (uint256, uint256)
    {
        for (uint256 i; i < RACE_NUMBER; ++i) {
            RaceSynergyEffectData memory data;
            if (count / (4 * base) > 0) {
                data = RaceSynergyEffect.get(4 * base);
            }
            if (data.effect <= 0 && count / (2 * base) > 0) {
                data = RaceSynergyEffect.get(2 * base);
            }
            if (data.effect > 0) {
                ... ...
            }

[ClaudeZsb]

@ClaudeZsb

Thanks for responding. I don't know whether I have misunderstood. If not, how about change code like this:

    function _addRaceSynergy(uint256 _counter, uint256 _effects, uint256 _enemyEffects)
        private
        view
        returns (uint256, uint256)
    {
        for (uint256 i; i < RACE_NUMBER; ++i) {
            RaceSynergyEffectData memory data;
            if (count / (4 * base) > 0) {
                data = RaceSynergyEffect.get(4 * base);
            }
            if (data.effect <= 0 && count / (2 * base) > 0) {
                data = RaceSynergyEffect.get(2 * base);
            }
            if (data.effect > 0) {
                ... ...
            }

You're right. This does fix the bug. Great thanks. Would you like to create a PR for fixing it?

And for the second if, I would prefer data.effect == 0 &&....

[VictorECDSA]

@ClaudeZsb

Thanks for responding. I don't know whether I have misunderstood. If not, how about change code like this:

    function _addRaceSynergy(uint256 _counter, uint256 _effects, uint256 _enemyEffects)
        private
        view
        returns (uint256, uint256)
    {
        for (uint256 i; i < RACE_NUMBER; ++i) {
            RaceSynergyEffectData memory data;
            if (count / (4 * base) > 0) {
                data = RaceSynergyEffect.get(4 * base);
            }
            if (data.effect <= 0 && count / (2 * base) > 0) {
                data = RaceSynergyEffect.get(2 * base);
            }
            if (data.effect > 0) {
                ... ...
            }

You're right. This does fix the bug. Great thanks. Would you like to create a PR for fixing it?

And for the second if, I would prefer data.effect == 0 &&....

Yes, I would like create a PR for it. It is my honor to join such a charming project !

And for the second 'if', it is my coding habit that use '<=' or '>=' instead of '=='. I think it can avoid boundary risks in special cases.