jak-project/goal_src/engine/game/game-h.gc

;;-*-Lisp-*-
(in-package goal)

;; name: game-h.gc
;; name in dgo: game-h
;; dgos: GAME, ENGINE

(declare-type target process-drawable)
(declare-type voicebox process-drawable)
(defun-extern voicebox-spawn process vector (pointer process))

(declare-type nav-control basic)
(declare-type path-control basic)
(declare-type vol-control basic)
(declare-type actor-link-info basic)
(declare-type sparticle-launch-control basic)
(declare-type water-control basic)
(declare-type collide-shape basic)

;; DECOMP BEGINS


;; Process drawable is the parent type of most game objects.
(deftype process-drawable (process)
  ;; The "root" is the location of the process-drawable.
  ;; It may be a more specific type, and often contains the collision geometry.
  ((root        trsqv                     :offset-assert 112)

   ;; The node-list is a list of all the joints and bones, and how
   ;; joints update bones.
   (node-list   cspace-array              :offset-assert 116)

   ;; the draw-control contains references to all data required for drawing
   (draw        draw-control              :offset-assert 120)

   ;; The skel is a joint-control which combines animations to control joints
   (skel        joint-control             :offset-assert 124)

   ;; The nav-control allows enemies to navigate on a nav mesh.
   (nav         nav-control               :offset-assert 128)

   ;; alignment of animation to our position
   (align       align-control             :offset-assert 132)

   ;; our path (like if we are a platform or enemy that moves along a fixed path)
   (path        path-control              :offset-assert 136)

   ;; associated volumes (for water)
   (vol         vol-control               :offset-assert 140)

   ;; our settings
   (fact        fact-info                 :offset-assert 144)

   ;; reference to our entity
   (link        actor-link-info           :offset-assert 148)

   ;; our particles
   (part        sparticle-launch-control  :offset-assert 152)

   ;; state related to entering and being in water
   (water       water-control             :offset-assert 156)
   
   ;; any sound that we're playing
   (sound       ambient-sound             :offset-assert 160)

   ;; seems to only be used in target?
   (state-flags uint32                    :offset-assert 164)

   ;; the time when we last did something. Used for different things in different objects
   (state-time  time-frame                :offset-assert 168)
   )
  :heap-base #x40
  :method-count-assert 20
  :size-assert         #xb0
  :flag-assert         #x14004000b0
  (:methods
    (initialize-skeleton (_type_ skeleton-group pair) none 14)
    (initialize-skeleton-by-name (_type_ string object) _type_ 15)
    (apply-alignment (_type_ int transformq vector) collide-shape 16)
    (do-joint-math! (_type_) none 17)
    (cleanup-for-death (_type_) none 18)
    (evaluate-joint-control (_type_) none 19)
    )
  (:states
    (process-drawable-art-error string)
    process-drawable-idle
    )
  )

;; This is unused. Maybe it was useful in development, where it might be slow to add
;; methods to a type?
(deftype process-drawable-reserved (process-drawable)
  ()
  :heap-base #x40
  :method-count-assert 63
  :size-assert         #xb0
  :flag-assert         #x3f004000b0
  (:methods
    (dummy-20 () none 20)
    (dummy-21 () none 21)
    (dummy-22 () none 22)
    (dummy-23 () none 23)
    (dummy-24 () none 24)
    (dummy-25 () none 25)
    (dummy-26 () none 26)
    (dummy-27 () none 27)
    (dummy-28 () none 28)
    (dummy-29 () none 29)
    (dummy-30 () none 30)
    (dummy-31 () none 31)
    (dummy-32 () none 32)
    (dummy-33 () none 33)
    (dummy-34 () none 34)
    (dummy-35 () none 35)
    (dummy-36 () none 36)
    (dummy-37 () none 37)
    (dummy-38 () none 38)
    (dummy-39 () none 39)
    (dummy-40 () none 40)
    (dummy-41 () none 41)
    (dummy-42 () none 42)
    (dummy-43 () none 43)
    (dummy-44 () none 44)
    (dummy-45 () none 45)
    (dummy-46 () none 46)
    (dummy-47 () none 47)
    (dummy-48 () none 48)
    (dummy-49 () none 49)
    (dummy-50 () none 50)
    (dummy-51 () none 51)
    (dummy-52 () none 52)
    (dummy-53 () none 53)
    (dummy-54 () none 54)
    (dummy-55 () none 55)
    (dummy-56 () none 56)
    (dummy-57 () none 57)
    (dummy-58 () none 58)
    (dummy-59 () none 59)
    (dummy-60 () none 60)
    (dummy-61 () none 61)
    (dummy-62 () none 62)
    )
  )

;; The attack-info is generated by attackers and sent to target.
(deftype attack-info (structure)
  ((trans        vector     :inline :offset-assert   0)
   (vector       vector     :inline :offset-assert  16)
   (intersection vector     :inline :offset-assert  32)
   (attacker     handle             :offset-assert  48)
   (invinc-time  time-frame         :offset-assert  56)
   (mask         uint32             :offset-assert  64) ;; todo enum here.
   (mode         symbol             :offset-assert  68)
   (shove-back   meters             :offset-assert  72)
   (shove-up     meters             :offset-assert  76)
   (speed        meters             :offset-assert  80)
   (dist         meters             :offset-assert  84)
   (control      float              :offset-assert  88)
   (angle        symbol             :offset-assert  92)
   (rotate-to    degrees            :offset-assert  96)
   (prev-state   state              :offset-assert 100)
   )
  :method-count-assert 10
  :size-assert         #x68
  :flag-assert         #xa00000068
  (:methods
    (combine! (_type_ attack-info) none 9)
    )
  )


(define *global-attack-id* 0)

(deftype ground-tween-info (structure)
  ((chan  uint8  3 :offset-assert   0)
   (blend float  3 :offset-assert   4)
   (group uint32 5 :offset-assert  16)
   )
  :method-count-assert 9
  :size-assert         #x24
  :flag-assert         #x900000024
  )


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