Fallout Terminal Hacking

Question

Anyone here a die-hard Bethesda fan? Maybe you prefer Obsidian Entertainment? Well, if you're either of those things than the following picture should be relatively familiar to you.

I've taken the liberty of preparing a rather unique ASCII-Art challenge, so here's the first clue as to what I'm going to have you do:

  _____________________________________________________
 /                                                     \ 
|     _____________________________________________     |
|    |                                             |    |
|    | Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink   |    |
|    | Password Required                           |    |
|    | Attempts Remaining:                         |    |
|    |                                             |    |
|    | 0x01                 | 0x0D                 |    |
|    | 0x02                 | 0x0E                 |    |
|    | 0x03                 | 0x0F                 |    |
|    | 0x04                 | 0x10                 |    |
|    | 0x05                 | 0x11                 |    |
|    | 0x06                 | 0x12                 |    |
|    | 0x07                 | 0x13                 |    |
|    | 0x08                 | 0x14                 |    |
|    | 0x09                 | 0x15                 |    |
|    | 0x0A                 | 0x16                 |    |
|    | 0x0B                 | 0x17                 |    |
|    | 0x0C                 | 0x18                 |    |
|    |_____________________________________________|    |
|                                                       |
\_______________________________________________________/ 
       \_______________________________________/        

This is a very basic (blank) template for the RobCo Fallout terminal design in pure ASCII, your job will be to:

• First, generate this template.
• Then, given a list of strings l and a number 0 <= n <= 4 to fill it up!

The two dynamic parts of a fallout hacking terminal are:

The Number of Attempts

• The number of attempts you have remaining (indicated by space delimited boxes.
  • For the purpose of this challenge you will be using X instead of ■.

The Passwords

• The passwords, defined by l, are interspersed with random printable ASCII symbols.
• The passwords, as you can tell by the example, can wrap multiple rows (NAMES).
• All passwords in the terminal screen should have an equal chance of being anywhere.
• All passwords can be expected to be of equal length, though this doesn't matter.
• The list of symbols usable to separate passwords are: !"#$%&'()*+/:;<=>?@[\]^_{|}.
• All passwords in l must be of equal length.
• PASSWORDS MUST HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO WRAP BETWEEN BOTH COLUMNS.
  • This also goes for rows, but only to a higher byte address (0x18->0x01 is invalid).
• The display space for passwords on either side is 15 wide (with a space on either side).
  • You may assume no words in l will be longer than this.
• Passwords are alphabetical only, meaning only letters.

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Example:

l = ["SMART","ENACT","SWORE","PITYS","SMELL","CARTS","RACES"], n = 4

  _____________________________________________________
 /                                                     \ 
|     _____________________________________________     |
|    |                                             |    |
|    | Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink   |    |
|    | Password Required                           |    |
|    | Attempts Remaining: X X X X                 |    | # N = 4 drives these X's.
|    |                                             |    |
|    | 0x01 $?_/%$ENACT||"} | 0x0D TYS"_'$\#|^%&{} |    |
|    | 0x02 }:!*@{/_<"[]#>; | 0x0E #{!"^&\]'|}_[$% |    |
|    | 0x03 $%&'()*+/:;<\_' | 0x0F }|[(%SMELL/_$@( |    |
|    | 0x04 ^SMART(!@$*'^_@ | 0x10 []_#!"{|}'%$\&^ |    |
|    | 0x05 (*@#%}*(!%)^(_! | 0x11 %$}[!\#'^&_]{|" |    |
|    | 0x06 $%&'()*+/:;<_@) | 0x12 \SWORE|%'_!}\^" |    |
|    | 0x07 "/')=*%!&>#<:$+ | 0x13 ^{['&$|!_]%\"#} |    |
|    | 0x08 ;'*$&"(<%!#)RAC | 0x14 ']!|^#[$"_\}&{% |    |
|    | 0x09 ES:($&';%#+"<*/ | 0x15 @)($!CARTS*!@$_ |    |
|    | 0x0A ;'*$&"(<%!#)/+: | 0x16 !#%${"'}&[]^|_\ |    |
|    | 0x0B |'_!}$\%["#^{&] | 0x17 ]"_#$&}^%[{|\'! |    |
|    | 0x0C #{!"^&\]'|}_[PI | 0x18 _![&#{$%\^'|}"] |    | # Notice how PITYS wrapped.
|    |_____________________________________________|    |
|                                                       |
\_______________________________________________________/ 
       \_______________________________________/        

If n = 2 on the same example:

  _____________________________________________________
 /                                                     \ 
|     _____________________________________________     |
|    |                                             |    |
|    | Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink   |    |
|    | Password Required                           |    |
|    | Attempts Remaining: X X                     |    | # N = 2 drives these X's.
|    |                                             |    |
|    | 0x01 $?_/%$ENACT||"} | 0x0D TYS"_'$\#|^%&{} |    |
|    | 0x02 }:!*@{/_<"[]#>; | 0x0E #{!"^&\]'|}_[$% |    |
|    | 0x03 $%&'()*+/:;<\_' | 0x0F }|[(%SMELL/_$@( |    |
|    | 0x04 ^SMART(!@$*'^_@ | 0x10 []_#!"{|}'%$\&^ |    |
|    | 0x05 (*@#%}*(!%)^(_! | 0x11 %$}[!\#'^&_]{|" |    |
|    | 0x06 $%&'()*+/:;<_@) | 0x12 \SWORE|%'_!}\^" |    |
|    | 0x07 "/')=*%!&>#<:$+ | 0x13 ^{['&$|!_]%\"#} |    |
|    | 0x08 ;'*$&"(<%!#)RAC | 0x14 ']!|^#[$"_\}&{% |    |
|    | 0x09 ES:($&';%#+"<*/ | 0x15 @)($!CARTS*!@$_ |    |
|    | 0x0A ;'*$&"(<%!#)/+: | 0x16 !#%${"'}&[]^|_\ |    |
|    | 0x0B |'_!}$\%["#^{&] | 0x17 ]"_#$&}^%[{|\'! |    |
|    | 0x0C #{!"^&\]'|}_[PI | 0x18 _![&#{$%\^'|}"] |    | # Notice how PITYS wrapped.
|    |_____________________________________________|    |
|                                                       |
\_______________________________________________________/ 
       \_______________________________________/        

These examples were manually crafted, so the distribution is not randomized, sorry.

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This is code-golf, lowest byte-count will be the accepted winner. I will bounty this after 3 days if no answers have been submitted for a total of 250 REP.

Answer 1

JavaScript (ES8), 575 568 564 bytes

Saved 3 bytes thanks to @Shaggy

Takes input in currying syntax (r)(a), where r is the number of remaining attempts and a is the array of passwords.

r=>a=>[...C=`!"#[]^$%&'*+;<{}=`].reduce((s,c)=>(x=s.split(c)).join(x.pop()),`  "%%__
 /;;# \\ 
[ "} $Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink'!Password Required#}'!Attempts Remaining:${" X".repeat(r).padEnd(9)};[$^1=^D<2=^E<3=^F<4*0<5*1<6*2<7*3<8*4<9*5<A*6<B*7<C*8='+"[|
|;;#'|
\\"{_/ 
}'\\&%/= ]]]]] | }' {%%%<='+ ^#}}}+|
[|*=0x1'   "{{{%___$+;#}} !^0x0]ZZZ[|}#;}"&{![+ `).replace(/Z/g,(c,i)=>a.join``[(i%58>>5?y++:x++)%L],x=(R=n=>Math.random()*n|0)(L=360),y=x+180,[...Array(L-(n=a.sort(_=>R(3)-1).length)*a[0].length)].map(_=>a[R(n)]+=(C+`>?@()/:\\_|`)[R(27)]))

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Demo

let f =

r=>a=>[...C=`!"#[]^$%&'*+;<{}=`].reduce((s,c)=>(x=s.split(c)).join(x.pop()),`  "%%__
 /;;# \\ 
[ "} $Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink'!Password Required#}'!Attempts Remaining:${" X".repeat(r).padEnd(9)};[$^1=^D<2=^E<3=^F<4*0<5*1<6*2<7*3<8*4<9*5<A*6<B*7<C*8='+"[|
|;;#'|
\\"{_/ 
}'\\&%/= ]]]]] | }' {%%%<='+ ^#}}}+|
[|*=0x1'   "{{{%___$+;#}} !^0x0]ZZZ[|}#;}"&{![+ `).replace(/Z/g,(c,i)=>a.join``[(i%58>>5?y++:x++)%L],x=(R=n=>Math.random()*n|0)(L=360),y=x+180,[...Array(L-(n=a.sort(_=>R(3)-1).length)*a[0].length)].map(_=>a[R(n)]+=(C+`>?@()/:\\_|`)[R(27)]))

O.innerText = f(3)(["SMART","ENACT","SWORE","PITYS","SMELL","CARTS","RACES"])

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Answer 2

SOGL V0.12, 225 bytes

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Expects array input on the stack and the number input an an input, so →" is added in the online program for ease-of-use.

Answer 3

Perl 5, 588 560 + 1 (-a) = 589 561 bytes

Cut 28 bytes with the suggestions Dom pointed out

$,=$/;$_=" X"x pop@F;say"  "."_"x53," /".$"x53 ."\\",$q="|     ".'_'x45 ."     |",$e=($b="|    |").$"x45 .$b,"$b Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink   $b
$b Password Required".$"x27 .$b,"$b Attempts Remaining:$_".$"x(25-length).$b,$e;map{$s.=(grep/[^\w,.`-]|_/,map{chr}33..125)[rand 27]}1..360;($t=substr$s,$r=rand 360-($l=length),$l,$_)=~/[a-z]/i&&(substr$s,$r,$l,$t)&&push@F,$_ while$_=pop@F;@o=$s=~/.{15}/g;printf"$b 0x0%X %s | 0x%02X %s $b\n",$_,$o[$_-1],$_+12,$o[$_+11]for 1..12;say$b.'_'x45 .$b,$q=~y/_/ /r,$q=" \\"."_"x54 ."/",$"x6 .$q=~s/_{15}//r

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Previously:

$,=$/;$_=" X"x pop@F;say"  "."_"x53," /".($"x53)."\\",$q="|     ".('_'x45)."     |",$e=($b="|    |").($"x45).$b,"$b Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink   $b
$b Password Required".($"x27).$b,"$b Attempts Remaining:$_".($"x(25-length)).$b,$e;$s=join'',map{(split//,'!"#$%&\'()*+/:;<=>?@[]^_{|}\\')[int rand 27]}1..360;while($_=pop@F){if(($t=substr$s,$r=rand 360-($l=length),$l,$_)=~/[a-z]/i){substr$s,$r,$l,$t;push@F,$_}}@o=$s=~/.{15}/g;printf"$b 0x0%X %s | 0x%02X %s $b\n",$_,$o[$_-1],$_+12,$o[$_+11]for 1..12;say$b.('_'x45).$b,$q=~y/_/ /r,$q=" \\".("_"x54)."/",($"x6).$q=~s/_{15}//r

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Input is on one line, space separated: first the strings, then the number

How?

$,=$/;          # delimiter between fields is newline
$_=" X"x pop@F; # set number of attempts left
say             # output the header
"  "."_"x53,
" /".($"x53)."\\",
$q="|     ".('_'x45)."     |",
$e=($b="|    |").($"x45).$b,
"$b Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink   $b
$b Password Required".($"x27).$b,
"$b Attempts Remaining:$_".($"x(25-length)).$b,
$e;
$s=join'',map{(split//,'!"#$%&\'()*+/:;<=>?@[]^_{|}\\')[int rand 27]}1..360; # create random string long enough for entire screen
while($_=pop@F){  # for each given string
if(($t=substr$s,$r=rand 360-($l=length),$l,$_) # attempt to insert it
=~/[a-z]/i)                                    # but check if it overlaps another string
{substr$s,$r,$l,$t;                            # if it does, take it out
push@F,$_}}                                    # and put it back in line
@o=$s=~/.{15}/g;                               # split "memory dump" into chunks
printf"$b 0x0%X %s | 0x%02X %s $b\n",$_,$o[$_-1],$_+12,$o[$_+11]for 1..12; #output the grid
say                                            # output the footer
$b.('_'x45).$b,$q=~y/_/ /r,
$q=" \\".("_"x54)."/",
($"x6).$q=~s/_{15}//r

Answer 4

Python 3, 585 bytes

from random import*
def f(l,n,r=range):
	u,c='_ ';a=[choice('!"#$%&\'()*+/:;<=>?@[\\]^_{|}')for i in c*360];L=len(l[0]);i={*r(360-len(l[0]))};p=lambda x:'0x%02X'%x+c+''.join(a[15*x:][:15])
	for q in l:s=choice([*i]);a[s:s+L]=q;i-={*r(s+~L,s+-~-~L)}
	return'''  %s
 /%s\\
|# %s #|
?%s?
? Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink   ?
? Password Required   ######?
? Attempts Remaining:%-25s?
?%s?
%%s?%s?
|%s|
\%s/
#   \%s/'''.replace('?','|#|').replace('#',c*4)%(u*53,c*53,u*45,c*45,' X'*n,c*45,u*45,c*55,u*55,u*39)%('|    | %s | %s |    |\n'*12)%sum([(p(x),p(x+12))for x in r(12)],())

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-70 bytes thanks to Jonathan Allan
-9 bytes thanks to myself (finally!)
-72 bytes thanks to notjagan

Answer 5

JavaScript (ES8), 639 bytes

(w,n,r=i=>Math.random()*i|0,s=b=>{for(i=b[k];i;i--)[b[i-1],b[j]]=[b[j=r(i)],b[i-1]]},a=Array(360-w[k="length"]*--w[0][k]),m=[...a].map((j,i)=>~(j=d.slice(0,w[k]).indexOf(i))?w[j]:`!"#$%&'()*+/:;<=>?@[\\]^_{|}`[r(27)],s(w),s(d=[...a.keys()])).join``.match(/.{15}/g).map((v,i)=>"0x"+(i+1).toString(16).padStart(2,0)+" "+v))=>`  _53
 / 53\\
| 5_45 5|
${["","Welcome to ROBCO Industries (TM) Termlink","Password Required","Attempts Remaining:"+" X".repeat(n),"",...m.slice(0,12).map((x,i)=>x+" | "+m[i+12])].map(x=>"| 4| "+x.padEnd(43)+" | 4|").join`
`}
| 4|_45| 4|
| 55|
\\_55/
 7\\_39/`.replace(/[_ ]([1-9]+)/g,(m,n)=>m[0].repeat(n))

The hex labels are in lowercase; if uppercase was required, that would be an additional 14 bytes for .toUpperCase().

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