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Diffstat (limited to 'engines/lure/diassembly/Lure_notes.txt')
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1 files changed, 36 insertions, 4 deletions
diff --git a/engines/lure/diassembly/Lure_notes.txt b/engines/lure/diassembly/Lure_notes.txt index 42facfaf90..ca737ab459 100644 --- a/engines/lure/diassembly/Lure_notes.txt +++ b/engines/lure/diassembly/Lure_notes.txt @@ -93,21 +93,35 @@ character_find_impinging_chars - Scans through the animation list for any characters whose position is impinging that of the given character Input: di = Character animation slot +character_pathfind_clear - Checks the pathfinding set flag for the given hotspot, + and if it set (ie. the hotspot has it's covering cells in the + pathfinding layer for the room set), then clears the flag and + clears the accompanying pathfinding cells + Input: ax = Character Id + bx = Destination X + cx = Destination Y + + character_pathfind - Handles pathfinding a segment of a walking path to a given destination Input: ax = character Id bx = Dest X Pos cx = Dest Y Pos dl = Hotspot[4Ch] - Output: added segment to the line path in data Hotspot[HS_MOVEMENT_SRC_OFFSET] + Output: bx = Pointer to list of walking segments that gets built ax = 1 => end of pathfinding reached, 0 => pathfinding still needed character_reset_direction - Rounds off the given character's position, and sets their current frame to the default frame for the character's current direction - Input: si = Character hotspot Id + Input: si = Character hotspot record di = Character animation slot +character_start_walking - Starts the character walking towards a given position + Input: si = Character hotspot record + cx = Destination X + dx = Destination Y + character_translate_movements - Translates a set of instructions of movement instructions into a set of offsets to movement records (containing frame number sequence and position changes) for each @@ -123,6 +137,14 @@ character_update_frame - Handles updating a character's current frame in a Output: ax = 1 => for end of the path finding list (ie. at destination), 0 => Some walking still remaining +character_walking_check - Scans through a list for X/Y proximity for different + hotspots, and if the character is not within proximity, starts + the character walking to it + Input: si = character hotspot record + di = character animation slot, + bx = used object hotspot record + Output: ax => 1 = No movement was required, 0 = Wakling has started + characters_impinging_check - Checks to see if the given character is close enough to the player Input: bx = First character hotspot record @@ -228,6 +250,13 @@ get_room_resource_pointer3/4 - Gets a pointer to the header entry for a given Input: bx = Id for _pointer3, ax = Id for _pointer4 Output: si = pointer to header entry +hotspot_action_precheck - Does the common prechecking for hotspot actions, + such as whether the player needs to walk to it or not + Input: ax = Hotspot Id to be used + si = Character hotspot record + di = Character animation slot + Output: al = 3 => Player is starting to walk to hotspot + hotspot_get_action_sequence - Returns a script offset for the given action on a hotspot Input: bx = Hotspot record @@ -776,6 +805,9 @@ The format of hotspots are as follows: 45h 2 Hotspot Script Id to use. I'm not yet sure why a different field that 2Dh/2Fh to use 47h 2 Hotspot Id to use. + 49h 1 Flags whether the hotspot has currently got the cells + of the pathfinding (walkable areas) layer that it's + base occupies as covered 50h 2 Character direction: 80h=up, 40h=down, 20h=left, 10h=right 52h 2 Hotspot Id for selected hotspot 54h 2 X ending position for character + 80h - 10h @@ -898,8 +930,8 @@ aren't necessarily animated. sets this back to zero 11h 2 Tick handler proc offset - called every frame for hotspots loaded into the animation table where [0Ch] is non-zero - 13h 2 Copy of the animation width - this the height copy are - used in some areas to, for example, varying the strict + 13h 2 Copy of the animation width - this and the height copy are + used in some areas to, for example, vary the strict Y ordering of objects in a scene (for example, Ratpouch has a larger height copy to make him appear on top of the rack rather than behind it). |