EntityControl Methods¶
There are all the methods in EntityControl Creation.
Unity Events¶
This component implements Start, OnEable Update, LateUpdate, FixedUpdate, OnTriggerStay and OnTriggerExit. You can lean more about them in Start, Update, LateUpdate, FixedUpdate, OnTriggerStay and OnTriggerExit. Notably, Start, OnEnable and the 3 updates ones are an integral part of the startup and update process of the entity.
Creation¶
These methods are the gateway to initialise entities. As such, they are static and returns an EntityControl except for items which gives an NPCControl. No matter the context to create the entity, it has to go through one of these
CreateNewEntity¶
These overloads are fully documented at EntityControl Creation > Creating an entity
public static EntityControl CreateNewEntity(string name)
public static EntityControl CreateNewEntity(string name, int anim_id, Vector3 position)
public static EntityControl CreateNewEntity(string name, int anim_id, Vector3 position, EntityControl follow)
CreateItem¶
Items uses a different method which is more a helper to create an Item object as an map entity. This is the one of the few ways that creating an NPCControl dynamically is supported. For more information, check CreateItem.
public static NPCControl CreateItem(Vector3 startpos, int itemtype, int itemid, Vector3 direction, int timer)
Lifecycle methods¶
These methods are called by Unity events during key moments in the entity lifecycle. Some of them can be called outside of them, but being part of the lifecycle is their main purpose.
LateStart¶
This method uses the setup field as a fire and forget which means it will only be called once during the first LateUpdate and then never called again. More details at LateStart.
private void LateStart()
Update methods¶
These methods were eventually called by LateUpdate and they each manage different parts of the update process. Since they are essential, dedicated pages are made for them.
public void UpdateAnimSpecific()
private void AnimSpecificQuirks()
public void UpdateItem()
public void CheckSpecialID()
private void RefreshTrail()
private void UpdateFlip()
private void UpdateStatusIcons()
This method updates incamera with whether the entity is in the main camera range (ranging from (-0.6, -1.25) to (1.6, 2.25) in viewport coordinate while also being higher than -1 on the z axis) or true if alwaysactive is true. It will also update camdistance to the distance of the entity to the main camera and campos to the viewport position of the entity using the main camera
private void UpdateCamPos()
private void UpdateSound()
private void UpdateSprite()
private void UpdateHeight()
private void UpdateVelocity()
This will ensure the rotater's y angle matches the main camera one unless lockrotater is true
private void UpdateRotater()
private void UpdateGeneralAnim()
private void UpdateAirAnim()
private void UpdateCollider()
private void UpdateEmoticon()
private void UpdateMoveSmoke()
public void RefreshShadow()
private void UpdateGround()
Movement¶
These methods manages movement of the entity. Whether it is through forcemove or moving in general, they manage their movement taking into account animations and colliders.
SetPosition¶
Sets the transform's position, startpos and lastpos to pos.
public void SetPosition(Vector3 pos)
DelayedPosition¶
Sets the entity's position to be pos after time seconds have passed.
public void DelayedPosition(Vector3 pos)
public void DelayedPosition(Vector3 pos, float time)
The default value of time is -1.0 (one frame).
Both of these overloads ends up starting a SetLatePos coroutine with the parameters sent:
private IEnumerator SetLatePos(Vector3 pos, float time)
The coroutine will yield for the amount of time in seconds (or a frame if it was 0 or below) before setting the transform's position to pos. Unlike SetPosition, this does not set startpos and lastpos.
Jump¶
Process a jump with velocity h
public void Jump()
public void Jump(float h)
The default value of h is jumpheight which itself defaults to 10.0
This will first call Unfix if it's not an item and we aren't in a battle. After, offgroundframes is set to 20.0, jumpcooldown to 30.0 and the rigid's velocity to have h in the y, but leave x and z unchanged.
As a special case, if a flowerbed is present, the FlowerJump particle is played.
ForceMove¶
Forces the entity to move to target after frametime amount of frames has passed maintaining the movestate animstate during the move and stopstate when it is completed
public void ForceMove(Vector3 target, float frametime, int movestate, int stopstate)
There's also an overload that changes the last 2 parameter into changeanim where either animstate is the current one unless true is passed to this parameter where movestate will be walkstate and stopstate will be basestate. Basically, this parameter controls if the animation should be left unchanged during the move or change to the defaults states.
public void ForceMove(Vector3 target, float frametime, bool changeanim)
Both of these overloads ends up calling the coroutine version storing the call into forcemoving (set to null on return):
private IEnumerator ForceMove(Vector3 target, float frametime, int[] an)
The way the force move works is the coroutine entirely manages the force move unlike the MoveTowards version which is managed via FixedUpdate and fields.
The actual move is done by setting the transform's position to a lerp between the position we started with to target with a factor of a / frametime where a is the amount of frames that elapsed since the start of the call. This lerp keeps being redone with a frame yield between iterations until a reached frametime + 1.0.
Basically, this is a much more aggressive version than MoveTowards because this will always succeed in moving the entity even if it might not physically make sense. This is best used if the game can guarantee that moving to the desired position will make sense.
StopForceMove¶
Completely halts any ongoing ForceMove or MoveTowards process of force moving either by completely stopping the velocity in x and z or by decelerating at half the current one if smooth is false. The animstate is set to targetstate if above -1 once this is done and the entity is at rest.
public void StopForceMove()
public void StopForceMove(int targetstate, bool smooth)
The default value of targetstate is -1 (no animstate changes) and the default value of smooth is false (complete velocity stops).
This will set forcemove to false and stop forcemoving if it was active before setting it to null. Then, either StopMoving is called sending targetstate in the case of smooth being false or if it's true, the rigid's velocity is set to a lerp between the current one and the current y one with x and z zeroed out. This is done with a factor of 0.5 which will be the midpoint between the current x z velocity and a complete stop. From there, the animstate gets set to targetstate if above -1, overrideanim is false and the velocity's magnitude ended up \<= 0.1.
Finally, If looktowards had a value, DelayedLook is called with it with a delay of 0.22 seconds before setting it to null
private IEnumerator DelayedLook(Vector3 target, float delay)
Move¶
More details available at Move, this manages the velocity and angles during an instant of a movement respecting walktype during the move.
public void Move(Vector3 pos, float multiplier, int state)
StopMoving¶
Stops the x and z velocity, stops any acceleration (deltavelocity) and set the animstate to targetstate if it is above -1 (otherwise, it is set to basestate if it was matching walkstate)
public void StopMoving(int targetstate)
MoveTowards¶
Setup a forcemove through FixedUpdate to go to pos with a speed multiplier of multiplier setting the animstate to state during the move and stopstate once it is completed where the y axis is ignored if ignore_y is true.
public void MoveTowards(Vector3 pos)
public void MoveTowards(Vector3 pos, float multiplier)
public void MoveTowards(Vector3 pos, float multiplier, int state, int stopstate)
public void MoveTowards(Vector3 pos, float multiplier, int state, int stopstate, bool ignore_y)
The defaults values are:
multiplier: 1.0state:walkstatestopstate:basestateignore_y: false
There is also an overload available that calls the same one above, but also sets looktowards to lookaftermove.
public void MoveTowards(Vector3 pos, float multiplier, int state, int stopstate, bool ignore_y, Vector3 lookaftermove)
Finally, 2 overloads are available to only pass pos with the separate components
public void MoveTowards(float x, float y, float z)
public void MoveTowards(float x, float z)
The default y is 0.0.
This will assign the force move related fields to their proper value and return. This is done because the actual move is managed completely by FixedUpdate and the failsafe for it is handled in LateUpdate.
It is not to be confused with the ForceMove coroutine which completely handles the move itself. Because the update process handles this move, it's a less aggressive one and it allows the entity to call Jump if needed. This gives the guarantee that the entity will try to move to pos in the most logical way. If it takes too long, the failsafe will trigger during LateUpdate and the entity will be instantly moved.
Here are the actual values that will be set to the force move fields:
forcemultiplier:multiplierforcetarget:pos+ the normalised direction towardspos* 0.4 which only slightly overshootsposforcestop:stopstateforceanim:stateignorey:ignore_yforcetimer: It depends if it's theplayerentity. If it is, the value is 375.0 if we're in an event or 250.0 if we're not. If it's not theplayerentity, the value is 225.0 if it's abattleentity while a CheckDead is running or 500.0 otherwise.
Finally, forcemove is set to true which activates it.
Flip and angles adjustments¶
These methods adjusts the angles of the rotater which can either be due to the need to look somewhere or to spin or simple flip logic.
FaceTowards¶
Changes the flip and backsprite accordingly to the entity facing towards other. backsprite will not be changed if noback is true unless forceback is true.
public void FaceTowards(Vector3 other)
public void FaceTowards(Vector3 other, bool noback)
public void FaceTowards(Vector3 other, bool noback, bool forceback)
The default value for noback and forceback are false. However, noback is not honored on the second overload and false is sent instead. The third overload must be used to sent noback to true. This means the second overload is practically useless.
This will change flip by the value of the x viewpoint of the transform \< the x viewpoint of the other. Basically, true is if the entity is positioned strictly to the left of other, false otherwise.
For backsprite, the assignment happens regardless if forceback is true, but if it's not then all of the following condition needs to be met to assign a new value:
nobackis falselockbackis false (this field is unused so this is always the case normally)- The entity is not
talking - The message lock is released
As for the new value of backsprite, it's the value of the z viewpoint of other + -0.5 > the z viewpoint of the transform. Basically, it's true if after placing other 0.5 units towards the camera, it remains positioned more away from the camera than the entity, false otherwise.
FaceTowards helper methods¶
These methods just calls FaceTowards with a specific pos as the only parameter.
Faces towards the player if it is present
public void FacePlayer()
Faces towards the current position + (1.0, 0.0, 0.0)
public void FaceAhead()
Faces towards the current position + (-1.0, 0.0, 0.0)
public void FaceBehind()
Faces towards the current position + (0.0, 0.0, 1.0)
public void FaceUp()
Faces towards the current position + (0.0, 0.0, -1.0)
public void FaceDown()
FlipSpriteAngleAt¶
Set the spritetransform to look at target and set its angle to (0.0, current y angles, 0.0) + offset. This also sets overrideflip to true.
public void FlipSpriteAngleAt(Vector3 target)
public void FlipSpriteAngleAt(Vector3 target, Vector3 offset)
The default offset is zero.
Flipping methods¶
These methods manages the flip field which controls which side the sprite is rendered.
Toggles flip
public void FlipSimple()
Returns a vector corresponding to the current spritetransform in x and z, but the y component is 180.0 if flip is true and 0.0 is it is false. This essentially is a way to know the actual angles of the entity considering its current flip.
public Vector3 FlipAngle()
This will call the other overload if setangle is false. If it is true, it will actually set the angles of spritetransform on top of returning them.
public Vector3 FlipAngle(bool setangle)
A helper to get the speed the flip should occur in UpdateFlip. The logic is unless there is an npcdata with a startlife of less than 50.0, this just returns flipspeed. If this is the case however, FlipAngle(true) is called and this returns 1.0.
private float GetFlipSpeed()
Spinning methods¶
These methods manages the spin value which is an angle vector to spin the entity each UpdateFlip
Set spin to zero which stops the entity from spinning
private void StopSpin()
Set spin to s, but invoke StopSpin in time seconds which means the spin is temporary until StopSpin gets called.
public void TempSpin(Vector3 s, float time)
Set spin to spinamount, then have its value decrease smoothly towards zero over the course of frametime frames before finally have its value set to zero upon completion.
public IEnumerator SlowSpinStop(Vector3 spinammount, float frametime)
Before all this happens, the spritetransform scale is set to startscale. If the model exist and its scale's magnitude is below 0.1, its scale gets set to Vector3.one.
The actual value of spin during the deceleration is a lerp from the spinamount to zero with a factor of 1.0 - frames left / frametime with a yield of one frame between each iteration.
Sounds¶
Play a sound named clipname from the Audio/Sounds directory using the sound audio source if it can be heard at pitch pitch before calling UpdateSound and setting soundvolume to volume (which only sets the volume for the NEXT clip, not this one).
public void PlaySound(string clipname)
public void PlaySound(string clipname, float volume)
public void PlaySound(string clipname, float volume, float pitch)
The default value of volume and pitch are 1.0 which is normal volume and pitch.
All the three overloads above ends up calling this one which just loads the clip before sending it to the clip parameter
public void PlaySound(AudioClip clip, float volume, float pitch)
The sound will only be played if all of the following conditions are met:
- The game settings doesn't have the SFX volume muted and if we are currently configuring it in the pause menu that the current setting isn't muted
campos.z is less than 25.0 which means the entity must not be 25.0 or more units away from the camera- The game's globalcooldown expired
camposis in the camera's range- Either this is the
beemerang, there is nonpcdataor there is one with astartlifeof 15.0 or more
This is an alias of the first overload.
public void PlaySoundSimple(string clipname)
Returns 1.0 - the clamp of camdistance from 0.0 to soundistance / soundidstance where soundistance is normally always 25.0. The return value is between 0.0 and 1.0 where 0.0 means the distance is too far for a sound to be heard and 1.0 means the sound could play at full volume as the entity is at the camera.
public float GetSoundDistance()
Animations¶
These methods handles animstate and animid AnimIDs changes.
SetAnim¶
More details at SetAnim
public void SetAnim(string args)
public void SetAnim(string args, bool force)
There is a helper method to call it with empty args and force to true
public void SetAnimForce()
SetState¶
Set the animstate to state
public void SetState(int state)
ReturnToIdle¶
Set the animstate to basestate
public void ReturnToIdle()
ExtraAnimPlay¶
If extraanims is present and not empty, either play an animation named arg to all the extraanims or play a specific one for each by having arg contain all the animation clip names separated by ,. If the later is done, arg split by , MUST contain at least the amount of extraanims or an exception will be thrown.
public void ExtraAnimPlay(string arg)
SpecialAnimation¶
Plays a specific animation routine named animation case insensitive with the call stored in specialanim (turns to null on return). This only supports one named levelup that will set specific routines for the Bee, Beetle and Moth AnimIDs. Before the animation plays, overrideanim is set to true and overridejump is set to true with the old value saved. Once the animation is done, a frame is yielded, overrideanim goes back to false and overridejump is restored to its old value.
public IEnumerator SpecialAnimation(string animation)
Animator change¶
Sets the runtimeAnimatorController of anim depending on the AnimIDs with special handling for PUSHROCK and Hard Mode equipped on HARDEST. More details is at SetAnimator
public void SetAnimator()
Wraps SetAnimator by first ensuring anim is created if it wasn't and calls UpdateAnimSpecific after the call.
public void ForceAnimator()
Animation event¶
These methods are never called directly, but rather by an animation event.
This one only applies only to the CordycepsAnt AnimID where for chance % change when called, it will play the animation Idle0 or Idle1 with a 50/50 chance.
private void RandomAnimationEvent(int chance)
This only applies to Bee AnimID and the BattleIdle animstate. It will play the ParticleSystem on animspecific at index index if either are present after setting the angles of the animspecific object according to flip
public void PlayAnimSpecific(int index)
Rigid and ccol management¶
These methods manages physics with the rigid and ccol fields.
EnableCol¶
Enables the ccol
public void EnableCol()
SetFixed¶
Apply most of the Fixed Modifiers after fixedentity is set to true on Start
private void SetFixed()
SetFixedCollider¶
Apply most of the FxdCol Modifiers after fixedentity is set to true on Start
private void SetFixedCollider()
LockRigid¶
Either locks the rigid when value is true by making it kinematic without gravity or unlock it when value is false by enabling its gravity without kinematic. This also zeros out the velocity if resetvelocity is true for either operations.
public void LockRigid(bool value)
public void LockRigid(bool value, bool resetvelocity)
The default value for resetvelocity is true.
LateVelocity¶
Yield until rigid isn't null anymore and then set its velocity to ammount
public IEnumerator LateVelocity(Vector3 ammount)
Unfix¶
If the proper conditions are met or force is true, SetFixed and SetFixedCollider are undone by calling LockRigid(false, false), enabling the ccol, setting the rigid constraint to FreezeRotation and setting fixedentity to false.
public void Unfix()
public void Unfix(bool force)
The default value of force is false.
If force is false, the method only act if there is no npcdata and if there is one, it must not be a type Object or SemiNPC and its interacttype must not be CaravanBadge or Shop.
Detector¶
These methods involves the detect and feet object which are ways to detect walls and grounds around the entity.
CreateDetector¶
Creates and add detect, a RayDetector on a trigger box collider with size size and center center that detects walls and other entities. The result is maintained in hitwall.
public void CreateDetector()
public void CreateDetector(Vector3 size, Vector3 center)
The default size is (0.8, 0.7, 0.15) and the default center is (0.0, 0.5, 0.5)
The detector only detects collisions with objects in the layers Ground, NoDigGround and Entity. Once a collision is detected, hitwall turns to true until the collision has been exited when it goes back to false.
There is one exception to this rule. If the entity is the player, the animstate isn't 116 and there is a raycast hit from the detector forward with a max distance of 1.0 unit (using the same layers as filter), then the normal of the hitpoint must not have 95% or more of its direction be in any of the 3 axises. If this isn't the case, hitwall is set to false instead.
It should be noted that because of the detector being slightly next to the ccol under normal gameplay, it is possible to miss detection of thin wall colliders due to the detector rendering past the wall.
CreateFeet¶
Create the feet, a GroundDetector with an octogon shaped trigger collider loaded from the Prefabs/GroundDetector prefab from the root of the asset tree that will detect the presence of grounds and maintain the result in onground.
public void CreateFeet()
The collider is configured to be at a local position of zero and a 0.1 vertical scale (the x and z ones are each set to ccol.radius * 2 - 0.25). This makes the collider very thin and positioned under the entity.
The collider detects any objects in layers Ground and NoDigGround. A collision causes onground to turn to true until its exit which makes it revert back to false. The detector also manages the ability to dig depending on which of the 2 layers collided. Additionally, the detector can handle special cases where the collider has the tag PushPlatform, Platform and PlatformNoClock. Finally, it also handles the smoke and sound effects being played when a PushRock lands.
HasGroundAhead¶
Perform a Raycast downward starting from point with max distance checkdistance with layers Ground and NoDigGround and return whether there was a hit
public bool HasGroundAhead()
public bool HasGroundAhead(Vector3 point, float checkdistance)
The default value of point is transform.position + detect.transform.forward.normalized * 2.0 + Vector3.up / 2.0 and the default value of checkdistance is 5.0.
This overload will additionally call CreateDetector if detect doesn't exist and have detect look at target before calling the parameterless overload.
public bool HasGroundAhead(Vector3 target)
DetectDirection¶
Call CreateDetector if detect doesn't exist, make detect look at targetp and zero out the x and z angles.
public void DetectDirection(Vector3 targetp)
ForceHitWall¶
Set hitwall to true which forces detect to report a hit.
public void ForceHitWall()
DetectIgnoreSphere¶
Have detect ignore collisions every laoded NPCControl's scol.
public void DetectIgnoreSphere(bool ignore)
Structural additions¶
These methods manages diverse object hierarchy extensions.
Create bubbleshield if it didn't exist as an instance of Prefabs/Objects/BubbleShield from the root of the asset tree with a DialogueAnim that starts out shrunk with a shrink speed of 0.075 and a targetscale of (1.8, 3.15, 1.0).
public void CreateShield()
The starting scale is zero with a local position of (0.0, 1.25, 0.0), The material's color is set to pure white with 55% alpha and a renderQueue of 2505.
Create line which is a LineRenderer starting from start to end with width width on both ends with a color of color on both ends and a parent of parent (the object is not childed to anyone if parent is null).
public void CreateLine(Vector3 start, Vector3 end, float width, Color color, Transform parent)
The material of line is set to the spritemat
Returns the element of extra at index id if anim is false or the element of extraasnims at index id if anim is true
public GameObject GetExtras(int id, bool anim)
Create the shadow object which is a SpriteRenderer and initialises shadowtransform to its transform. The object will initially be rendered offscreen with sprite set to shadowsprite with a color of pure white with 40% alpha and a renderQueue of 2900.
public void CreateShadow()
Create model from an instance of path from the root of the ressources tree at local position offset. This sets anim to the model's animator if it is present and it also handles hologram and cotunknown by changing the materials and colors of all the children SpriteRenderer, SkinnedMeshRenderer and MeshRenderer recursively.
public void AddModel(string path, Vector3 offset)
Creates the hpbar and defstat which are UI objects positioned underneath the entity that reports HP and Defense numbers.
public void CreateHPBar()
Colliders ignoring¶
These methods allows to ignore collisions with entities or other colliders.
Have every collider under a recursive ignore every collider under b recursive if ignore is true or unignore them if it is false.
public static void IgnoreColliders(EntityControl a, EntityControl b, bool ignore)
Have every collider under a recursive ignore b if ignore is true or unignore if it is false.
public static void IgnoreColliders(EntityControl a, Collider b, bool ignore)
Have ccol and detect ignore collisions with c immediately until sectime seconds has passed at which point, all collisions that were ignored are unignored.
public IEnumerator TempIgnoreColision(Collider c, float sectime)
Emoticon¶
These methods manages emoticon which is a UI object that renders on top of the entity to indicate possible interactions.
Set emoticonid to emote - 1 and emoticoncooldown to time before calling UpdateEmoticon which will show emote for time frames.
public void Emoticon(MainManager.Emoticons emote)
public void Emoticon(MainManager.Emoticons emote, int time)
public void Emoticon(int type, int time)
The first 2 overloads calls the third one which does all the work.
Overrides¶
These methods manages the overrides fields which are fields to bypass normal behaviors in many places notably during the update cycle.
Set overrideanim to animation, overrridejump to jumpanimation, overrideflip to flipbehavior, overridefly to flyanimation, overrideonlyflip to onlyflip and overrideanimspeed to animationspeed.
public void SetOverrides(bool animation, bool jumpanimation, bool flipbehavior, bool onlyflip, bool flyanimation, bool animationspeed)
Calls SetOverrides with every parameter being false
public void ResetOverrides()
Set overreidejump to true immediately before yielding for 0.5 seconds, then yield frames until onground is false, then yield 0.5 seconds before finally setting overrridejump back to false.
public IEnumerator OverrideJumpTemp()
Set overrideanim to false and animstate to basestate.
public void OverrideOver()
Death and revival¶
These methods manages the concept of death and revival of an entity.
Starts the parameterless Death coroutine and store its result into deathcoroutine
public void StartDeath()
Starts Death with activatekill to true storing the result into deathcoroutine.
public IEnumerator Death()
Perform the death process of the entity setting iskill to activatekill at the end. More details at Death.
public IEnumerator Death(bool activatekill)
Revive an entity making it active again and undo its death.
public void Revive()
Specifically, this sets iskill, dead and nocondition to false as well as stop deathcoroutine if one was running. Then, LockRigid(false) is called with the ccol getting enabled with the center being set to initialcenter and its height/radius to the ones in initialcolliderdata. The world position of the entity is set to startpos + (0.0, 0.25, 0.0) with zero angles and spin. Finally, SetOverrides is called with all parameters to false which resets all overrides.
Height adjustments¶
These method manages height, the visual offset of the entity's sprite from its transform's origin.
Set height to h, bobrange to range and bobspeed to spd which will make be taken into effect on the next UpdateHeight.
public void SetHeight(float h, float range, float spd)
Smoothly sets the height to newhight over the course of frametime.
public IEnumerator GradualHeight(float frametime)
public IEnumerator GradualHeight(float newheight, float frametime)
The default value of newheight is initialheight.
Ice cube handling¶
These 2 methods setups the entity to be frozen in an ice cube and allows it to break it when it is no longer frozen. More details at Freeze handling
public void Freeze()
public void BreakIce()
Digging¶
Have the entity instantly dig underground without the first digpart by setting digging and instdig to true and digtime to 31.0.
public void InstantDig()
While the spritetransform scale's magnitude isn't 0.9 or higher, call ReturnFromAction and yield for a frame.
public IEnumerator StopDig()
Follow¶
More details at Follow
private void Follow()
More details at Follow
private void DoFollow()
Special logic to determine if the entity should follow following twice as close than usual.
private bool CloseMove()
Special movement logic for followers when the player is shielding.
private void ShieldMove(bool tempf)
Sprite effects¶
These methods perform shaking and fading on the sprite.
For each frametimer frames, set the spritetransform local position to a random position between -intensity and intensity and restoring the position it had beforehand when frametimer frames elapsed.
public IEnumerator ShakeSprite(Vector3 intensity, float frametimer)
Calls the above overload where frametimer is passed through and the Vector3 intensity is a vector where each component is the float intensity
public IEnumerator ShakeSprite(float intensity, float frametimer)
Fade the sprite over frametime frames then yield a frame and if destroy is true, the entity is destroyed after this yield.
public IEnumerator FadeSprite(float frametime, bool destroy)
If destroy is true, this also calls LockRigid(true) and disables the npcdata if it was present after the fade is complete, but before the frame yield.
Condition icons¶
These methods manages the conditions icons which are UI elements that reports details and presence of battle conditions.
Calls DestroyConditionIcons and then update statusicons and initialise statusid to 0 and the statuscooldown to 60.0 according to data positioned 0.5 units to the left of the data.cursoroffset.x if right is false or 0.5 units to the right if it is true.
public void UpdateConditionBubbles(bool right, MainManager.BattleData data)
This includes setting up the sprites of every conditions and medals icons during battle. The text inside these icons includes SetText calls. The method calls this one internally if isplayer with the player specific conditions and medals icons. TODO: Add more details
private Transform NewConditionIcon(Sprite csprite, Vector3 pos)
The icons are cycled by the help of UpdateStatusIcons.
If statusicons is present and not empty, every non null element is destroyed. statusicons is set to null once done.
public void DestroyConditionIcons()
This is called by MainManager.RemoveCondition. It determines the player or enemy asleep and numb status using MainManager.HasCondition. This method is very specific to RemoveCondition.
public void RefreshCondition()
Late transform¶
Set the latetrans to null
public void StopLate()
Cave of Trials¶
These methods manages materials and colors specific to the Cave of Trials when cotunknown is true
If cotunknown is true, set spritebasecolor to pure black fully opaque and if extras is present and non empty, refreshedcotu is set to true and all renderer and sprite render of every extras has they color set to pure black (half transparent for a renderer and fully opaque for sprite renderer).
public void RefreshCOT()
Set spritebasecolor, sprite's color and the sprite's material color to pure black fully opaque befoe calling RefreshCOT
public void ForceCOT()
Dialogue bleep¶
If an endata for the AnimID animid exists, set dialoguebleepid and bleeppitch from it unless originalid is -1 or below (None) in which case, they are set to 0 and 1.0 respectively.
public void SetDialogueBleep()
Drop¶
More details at Drop, this is a coroutine needed during battle to drop an airborne enemy.
public IEnumerator Drop()
Scale change¶
Scales the entity to target smoothly over frametime frames. If force is false, startscale is what changes and if it's true, it's the rotater's scale which makes it scale immediately without needing the handling of UpdateFlip.
public IEnumerator ChangeScale(Vector3 target, float frametime, bool force)
Trail¶
Reset the trail managed by RefreshTrail. More information can be found there.
public void ResetTrail()
Numb¶
A part of LateUpdate that handles logic related to the numb animation. More details available there.
private void Numb()
Return from action¶
This is a special procedure performed during StopDig and Follow after an action was performed to restore the entity behavior.
private void ReturnFromAction()
This first enables shadow if it wasn't. The, the ccol is enabled, the rigid's isKinematic is set to false with gravity enabled, the spritetransform's scale is set to a lerp between the current one and Vector3.one with a factor of 0.1 and set spin to zero if the switchcooldown expired. Finally, the fields overrridejump, overrideanim and leiffly are set to false.
Check NEAR¶
If the NEAR Modifiers is present, this will destroy the entity if it is further away than 30.0 units from the player.
public void CheckNear()
Miscellaneous¶
Returns true only if the entity has the Follower, NPC, Enemy, PFollower tag or isplayer or there is no npcdata or there is one being a PushRock or Item.
private bool CheckForCharacterEntity()
Sets the color of the Chompy's ribbon (stored in extrasprites 0) depending on flag 56 (the Items id equipped to Chompy)
public void ChompyRibbon()
This is the special animation routine for Zasp. He will disappear with appear being false and appear if it is true
public IEnumerator ZaspWarp(bool appear)
Sets the world position of the entity to pos, yield for a frame and call the other overload passing appear storing the call into specialanim and then yield for a frame.
public IEnumerator ZaspWarp(bool appear, Vector3 pos)
This is the special animation for a NPCControl of JumpSpring. The animation will mess with the spritetransform scale using the squashammount scale factor with the squashspeed multiplier over the course of time frames. If gradual is true, the squashspeed decreases over time.
public IEnumerator BounceAnim(float squashammount, float time, float squashspeed, bool gradual)
Unused¶
These methods aren't called by anyone, but they still exists.
public void ActivateDefenseTap(float ammount)
private void LateGround()
public void SetLate(Transform obj, Vector3 pos)
public void FlipValue(float right)
public void ChangeAnimIfNotBattle(float id)
public IEnumerator LateVelocity(Vector3 ammount, float delay)
public IEnumerator LateVelocity(Vector3 ammount, float delay, float onlyifmagnitude, bool ignorey)
This one is called by the one above which makes it unused too
public IEnumerator LateVelocity(Vector3 ammount, float delay, float onlyifmagnitude, bool ignorey, int continuous)