RingRacers/src/r_skins.h
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Probably doesn't compile yet, but I got rid of all of the conflicts for anyone who wants to take a stab at it.
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// SONIC ROBO BLAST 2
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Copyright (C) 1993-1996 by id Software, Inc.
// Copyright (C) 1998-2000 by DooM Legacy Team.
// Copyright (C) 1999-2020 by Sonic Team Junior.
//
// This program is free software distributed under the
// terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2.
// See the 'LICENSE' file for more details.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// \file r_skins.h
/// \brief Skins stuff
#ifndef __R_SKINS__
#define __R_SKINS__
#include "info.h"
#include "sounds.h"
#include "d_player.h" // skinflags
#include "r_patch.h"
#include "r_picformats.h" // spriteinfo_t
#include "r_defs.h" // spritedef_t
/// Defaults
#define SKINNAMESIZE 16
#define SKINRIVALS 3
// should be all lowercase!! S_SKIN processing does a strlwr
#define DEFAULTSKIN "eggman"
#define DEFAULTSKIN2 "tails" // secondary player
#define DEFAULTSKIN3 "sonic" // third player
#define DEFAULTSKIN4 "knuckles" // fourth player
/// The skin_t struct
typedef struct
{
char name[SKINNAMESIZE+1]; // INT16 descriptive name of the skin
UINT16 wadnum;
skinflags_t flags;
char realname[SKINNAMESIZE+1]; // Display name for level completion.
// SRB2kart
UINT8 kartspeed;
UINT8 kartweight;
//
INT32 followitem;
// Definable color translation table
UINT8 starttranscolor;
UINT16 prefcolor;
UINT16 supercolor;
UINT16 prefoppositecolor; // if 0 use tables instead
fixed_t highresscale; // scale of highres, default is 0.5
char rivals[SKINRIVALS][SKINNAMESIZE+1]; // Your top 3 rivals for GP mode. Uses names so that you can reference skins that aren't added
// specific sounds per skin
sfxenum_t soundsid[NUMSKINSOUNDS]; // sound # in S_sfx table
// contains super versions too
spritedef_t sprites[NUMPLAYERSPRITES*2];
spriteinfo_t sprinfo[NUMPLAYERSPRITES*2];
} skin_t;
enum facepatches {
FACE_RANK = 0,
FACE_WANTED,
FACE_MINIMAP,
NUMFACES
};
/// Externs
extern INT32 numskins;
extern skin_t skins[MAXSKINS];
extern CV_PossibleValue_t Forceskin_cons_t[];
/// Function prototypes
void R_InitSkins(void);
void SetPlayerSkin(INT32 playernum,const char *skinname);
void SetPlayerSkinByNum(INT32 playernum,INT32 skinnum); // Tails 03-16-2002
boolean R_SkinUsable(INT32 playernum, INT32 skinnum);
UINT32 R_GetSkinAvailabilities(void);
INT32 R_SkinAvailable(const char *name);
void R_PatchSkins(UINT16 wadnum);
void R_AddSkins(UINT16 wadnum);
UINT8 P_GetSkinSprite2(skin_t *skin, UINT8 spr2, player_t *player);
// SRB2Kart Followers
//
// We'll define these here because they're really just a mobj that'll follow some rules behind a player
//
typedef struct follower_s
{
char skinname[SKINNAMESIZE+1]; // Skin Name. This is what to refer to when asking the commands anything.
char name[SKINNAMESIZE+1]; // Name. This is used for the menus. We'll just follow the same rules as skins for this.
UINT16 defaultcolor; // default color for menus.
fixed_t scale; // Scale relative to the player's.
fixed_t bubblescale; // Bubble scale relative to the player scale. If not set, no bubble will spawn (default)
// some position shenanigans:
INT32 atangle; // angle the object will be at around the player. The object itself will always face the same direction as the player.
INT32 dist; // distance relative to the player. (In a circle)
INT32 height; // height of the follower, this is mostly important for Z flipping.
INT32 zoffs; // Z offset relative to the player's height. Cannot be negative.
// movement options
UINT32 horzlag; // Lag for X/Y displacement. Default is 2. Must be > 0 because we divide by this number.
UINT32 vertlag; // not Vert from Neptunia lagging, this is for Z displacement lag Default is 6. Must be > 0 because we divide by this number.
INT32 bobamp; // Bob amplitude. Default is 4.
INT32 bobspeed; // Arbitrary modifier for bobbing speed, default is TICRATE*2 (70).
// from there on out, everything is STATES to allow customization
// these are only set once when the action is performed and are then free to animate however they want.
INT32 idlestate; // state when the player is at a standstill
INT32 followstate; // state when the player is moving
INT32 hurtstate; // state when the player is being hurt
INT32 winstate; // state when the player has won
INT32 losestate; // state when the player has lost
INT32 hitconfirmstate; // state for hit confirm
UINT32 hitconfirmtime; // time to keep the above playing for
} follower_t;
extern INT32 numfollowers;
extern follower_t followers[MAXSKINS]; // again, use the same rules as skins, no reason not to.
INT32 R_FollowerAvailable(const char *name);
boolean SetPlayerFollower(INT32 playernum,const char *skinname);
void SetFollower(INT32 playernum,INT32 skinnum);
#endif //__R_SKINS__