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Merge branch 'ticket/38' of https://foundry.openuru.org/gitblit/r/CWE-ou-minkata into ticket/38

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ZarothYe 2 years ago
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  1. 2
      Sources/Plasma/PubUtilLib/plAvatar/plAnimStage.cpp
  2. 4
      Sources/Plasma/PubUtilLib/plAvatar/plAvBrainClimb.cpp
  3. 26
      Sources/Plasma/PubUtilLib/plAvatar/plAvBrainHuman.cpp

2
Sources/Plasma/PubUtilLib/plAvatar/plAnimStage.cpp

@ -313,7 +313,7 @@ hsBool plAnimStage::ISendNotify(UInt32 notifyMask, UInt32 notifyType, plArmature
int stageNum = genBrain ? genBrain->GetStageNum(this) : -1; int stageNum = genBrain ? genBrain->GetStageNum(this) : -1;
msg->AddMultiStageEvent(stageNum, notifyType, armature->GetTarget(0)->GetKey()); msg->AddMultiStageEvent(stageNum, notifyType, armature->GetTarget(0)->GetKey());
if (! genBrain->RelayNotifyMsg(msg) ) if (stageNum < 0 || !genBrain || !genBrain->RelayNotifyMsg(msg) )
{ {
msg->UnRef(); // couldn't send; destroy... msg->UnRef(); // couldn't send; destroy...
} }

4
Sources/Plasma/PubUtilLib/plAvatar/plAvBrainClimb.cpp

@ -703,8 +703,8 @@ void plAvBrainClimb::ICalcProbeLengths()
{ {
// we assume that the up and down climbs go the same distance; // we assume that the up and down climbs go the same distance;
// same for the left and right climbs // same for the left and right climbs
plAGAnim *up = fAvMod->FindCustomAnim("ClimbUp"); plAGAnim *up = fAvMod->FindCustomAnim("WallClimbUp");
plAGAnim *left = fAvMod->FindCustomAnim("ClimbLeft"); plAGAnim *left = fAvMod->FindCustomAnim("WallClimbLeft");
hsMatrix44 upMove, leftMove; hsMatrix44 upMove, leftMove;

26
Sources/Plasma/PubUtilLib/plAvatar/plAvBrainHuman.cpp

@ -75,6 +75,7 @@ You can contact Cyan Worlds, Inc. by email legal@cyan.com
#include "../plInputCore/plInputDevice.h" #include "../plInputCore/plInputDevice.h"
#include "../plMath/plRandom.h" #include "../plMath/plRandom.h"
#include "../plPipeline/plDebugText.h" #include "../plPipeline/plDebugText.h"
#include "../plNetClient/plNetClientMgr.h"
#include "../plNetClient/plNetLinkingMgr.h" #include "../plNetClient/plNetLinkingMgr.h"
#include "../plMessage/plAvatarMsg.h" #include "../plMessage/plAvatarMsg.h"
@ -494,12 +495,20 @@ hsBool plAvBrainHuman::IHandleClimbMsg(plClimbMsg *msg)
bool isStartClimb = msg->fCommand == plClimbMsg::kStartClimbing; bool isStartClimb = msg->fCommand == plClimbMsg::kStartClimbing;
if(isStartClimb) if(isStartClimb)
{ {
// let's build a seek task to get us to the attach point // Warp the player to the Seekpoint
plKey seekTarget = msg->fTarget; plSceneObject *avatarObj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(plNetClientMgr::GetInstance()->GetLocalPlayer());
plAvTaskSeek *seekTask = TRACKED_NEW plAvTaskSeek(seekTarget); plSceneObject *obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(msg->fTarget->ObjectIsLoaded());
QueueTask(seekTask); plArmatureMod *localAvatar = plAvatarMgr::GetInstance()->GetLocalAvatar();
plArmatureMod *climbAvatar = plArmatureMod::ConvertNoRef(fArmature);
// now a brain task to start the actual climb. if (climbAvatar == localAvatar) // is it our avatar who has to seek?
{
hsMatrix44 target = obj->GetLocalToWorld();
plWarpMsg *warp = TRACKED_NEW plWarpMsg(NULL, avatarObj->GetKey(), plWarpMsg::kFlushTransform, target);
warp->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kNetPropagate);
plgDispatch::MsgSend(warp);
}
// build the Climb brain
plAvBrainClimb::Mode startMode; plAvBrainClimb::Mode startMode;
switch(msg->fDirection) switch(msg->fDirection)
{ {
@ -515,10 +524,11 @@ hsBool plAvBrainHuman::IHandleClimbMsg(plClimbMsg *msg)
case plClimbMsg::kRight: case plClimbMsg::kRight:
startMode = plAvBrainClimb::kMountingRight; startMode = plAvBrainClimb::kMountingRight;
break; break;
default:
break;
} }
plAvBrainClimb *brain = TRACKED_NEW plAvBrainClimb(startMode); plAvBrainClimb *brain = TRACKED_NEW plAvBrainClimb(startMode);
plAvTaskBrain *brainTask = TRACKED_NEW plAvTaskBrain(brain); climbAvatar->PushBrain(brain);
QueueTask(brainTask);
} }
// ** potentially controversial: // ** potentially controversial:
// It's fairly easy for a human brain to hit a climb trigger - like when falling off a wall. // It's fairly easy for a human brain to hit a climb trigger - like when falling off a wall.

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