prj/cam/src/shock/shkcret.h

   1 /*
   2 @Copyright Looking Glass Studios, Inc.
   3 1996,1997,1998,1999,2000 Unpublished Work.
   4 */
   5
   6 #pragma once
   7
   8 // $Header: r:/t2repos/thief2/src/shock/shkcret.h,v 1.12 2000/01/31 09:55:21 adurant Exp $
   9
  10 #ifndef __SHKCRET_H
  11 #define __SHKCRET_H
  12
  13 //////
  14 // What are creature types and actor types, you ask?
  15 //
  16 // Every creature has a creature type and an actor type
  17 // All creatures of a given creature type have the same actor type.
  18 //
  19 // Creature type specifies the skeletal configuration and phys model size
  20 // for a creature.
  21 //
  22 // Actor type specifies the set of motion schemas that make sense to play
  23 // a creature of that type (every schema has exactly one actor).
  24 //
  25 // Both are defined on a per-game basis.  Similarly, the creature type
  26 // definition modules (crhumand.c etc) are considered game-specific, and
  27 // include this header to specify their actor type.
  28 //
  29 // Creature type and actor type are two different things because it's possible
  30 // for two creatures to have different skeletal configurations but use the
  31 // same motion captures (a legless droid and a human, for example).
  32 //
  33 // While we could have disjoint sets of motions to be played on two creatures
  34 // of the same skeletal configuration (a human and a burrick, for example),
  35 // I'm still making it so that the creature type determines the actor type.
  36 // This is for simplicity, because tags can be used take care of this case,
  37 // and because things like humans and burricks probably need to be different
  38 // actor types anyway because of phys model size and placement.
  39 //
  40 //                                           -- KJ 4/98
  41
  42 // Shock-specific creature types
  43 enum eShockCreatureType
  44 {
  45    kShCRTYPE_Humanoid = 0,
  46    kShCRTYPE_PlayerLimb = 1,
  47    kShCRTYPE_Avatar = 2,
  48    kShCRTYPE_Rumbler = 3,
  49    kShCRTYPE_Droid = 4,
  50    kShCRTYPE_Overlord = 5,
  51    kShCRTYPE_Arachnid = 6,
  52    kShCRTYPE_Monkey = 7,
  53    kShCRTYPE_BabyArachnid = 8,
  54    kShCRTYPE_Shodan = 9,
  55    kNumShockCreatureTypes,
  56    kShCRTYPE_Invalid = 0xffffffffL // to ensure enum has size of int in all compilers
  57 };
  58
  59 // Shock-specific actor types
  60 enum eShockActorType
  61 {
  62    kShATYPE_Humanoid,
  63    kShATYPE_PlayerLimb,
  64    kShATYPE_Droid,
  65    kShATYPE_Overlord,
  66    kShATYPE_Arachnid,
  67    kNumShockActorTypes,
  68    kShATYPE_Invalid = 0xffffffffL // to ensure enum has size of int in all compilers
  69 };
  70
  71 // arrays in drkcret.cpp should be kept in same order as this
  72 enum eShockMotorControllers
  73 {
  74    kShMC_GroundLoco,
  75    kShMC_Combat,
  76    kShMC_GroundAction,
  77    kShMC_PlayerArm,
  78    kShMC_PlayerBow,
  79    kShMC_Single,
  80 };
  81
  82 // Shock player arm modes
  83 enum
  84 {
  85    kShPlayerModeUnarmed,
  86    kShPlayerModeMelee,
  87    kShPlayerNumModes,
  88 };
  89
  90 // Shock-specific creature weapons
  91 // As far as I can tell this is bogus and not used anywhere....
  92 enum eShockCreatureWeapon
  93 {
  94    kShCrWeapon_Default,
  95    kShCrWeap_NumWeapons,
  96 };
  97
  98 // Game-specific creature initialization.  Registers creature types used by
  99 // game, and builds sdesc for creature property
 100 EXTERN void ShockCreaturesInit();
 101 EXTERN void ShockCreaturesTerm();
 102
 103 #endif