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#include "hsTypes.h" // TEMP, for STL warnings
#include "pySceneObject.h"

#include "pnKeyedObject/plKey.h"
#include "cyAvatar.h"
#include "plAvatar/plAvBrainHuman.h"
#include "pnSceneObject/plCoordinateInterface.h"
#include "plResMgr/plResManager.h"
#include "pnMessage/plCameraMsg.h"
#include "pfCamera/plCameraModifier.h"
#include "plAvatar/plArmatureMod.h"
#include "plPhysical.h"
#include "plModifier/plResponderModifier.h"
#include "plModifier/plLogicModifier.h"
#include "pfPython/plPythonFileMod.h"

#include "pyMatrix44.h"
#include "pyKey.h"
#include "plgDispatch.h"

void pySceneObject::IAddObjKeyToAll(plKey key)
{
    // set the sender and the receiver to the same thing
    cyDraw::ConvertFrom(fDraw)->AddRecvr(key);
    cyPhysics::ConvertFrom(fPhysics)->AddRecvr(key);
    cyAvatar::ConvertFrom(fAvatar)->AddRecvr(key);
    cyParticleSys::ConvertFrom(fParticle)->AddRecvr(key);
}

void pySceneObject::ISetAllSenderKeys()
{
    // set the sender and the receiver to the same thing
    cyDraw::ConvertFrom(fDraw)->SetSender(fSenderKey);
    cyPhysics::ConvertFrom(fPhysics)->SetSender(fSenderKey);
    cyAvatar::ConvertFrom(fAvatar)->SetSender(fSenderKey);
    cyParticleSys::ConvertFrom(fParticle)->SetSender(fSenderKey);
}

pySceneObject::pySceneObject()
{
    // make sure these are created
    fDraw = cyDraw::New();
    fPhysics = cyPhysics::New();
    fAvatar = cyAvatar::New();
    fParticle = cyParticleSys::New();
    fNetForce = false;
}

pySceneObject::pySceneObject(pyKey& objkey, pyKey& selfkey)
{
    // make sure these are created
    fDraw = cyDraw::New();
    fPhysics = cyPhysics::New();
    fAvatar = cyAvatar::New();
    fParticle = cyParticleSys::New();

    addObjKey(objkey.getKey());
    setSenderKey(selfkey.getKey());
    setPyMod(selfkey);
    fNetForce = false;
}

pySceneObject::pySceneObject(plKey objkey,pyKey& selfkey)
{
    // make sure these are created
    fDraw = cyDraw::New();
    fPhysics = cyPhysics::New();
    fAvatar = cyAvatar::New();
    fParticle = cyParticleSys::New();

    addObjKey(objkey);
    setSenderKey(selfkey.getKey());
    setPyMod(selfkey);
    fNetForce = false;
}


pySceneObject::pySceneObject(plKey objkey)
{
    // make sure these are created
    fDraw = cyDraw::New();
    fPhysics = cyPhysics::New();
    fAvatar = cyAvatar::New();
    fParticle = cyParticleSys::New();

    addObjKey(objkey);
    setSenderKey(objkey);
    fNetForce = false;
}


hsBool pySceneObject::operator==(const pySceneObject &sobj) const
{
    plKey ours = ((pySceneObject*)this)->getObjKey();
    plKey theirs = ((pySceneObject&)sobj).getObjKey();
    if ( ours == nil && theirs == nil )
        return true;
    else if ( ours != nil && theirs != nil )
        return (ours->GetUoid()==theirs->GetUoid());
    else
        return false;
}

// getter and setters
void pySceneObject::addObjKey(plKey key)
{
    if ( key != nil )
    {
        fSceneObjects.Append(key);
        IAddObjKeyToAll(key);
    }
}

void pySceneObject::addObjPyKey(pyKey& objkey)
{
    if ( objkey.getKey() != nil )
    {
        fSceneObjects.Append(objkey.getKey());
        IAddObjKeyToAll(objkey.getKey());
    }
}

plKey pySceneObject::getObjKey()
{
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
        return fSceneObjects[0];
    else
        return nil;
}

PyObject* pySceneObject::getObjPyKey()
{
    PyObject* pyobj;    // Python will manage this... it only knows when everyone is done with it
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
        pyobj = pyKey::New(fSceneObjects[0]);
    else
    {
        Py_INCREF(Py_None);
        pyobj = Py_None;
    }
    return pyobj;
}

void pySceneObject::setSenderKey(plKey key)
{ 
    fSenderKey=key;
    ISetAllSenderKeys();
}

void pySceneObject::setPyMod(pyKey& pymod)
{
    fPyMod = pymod.getKey();
}

void pySceneObject::setPyMod(plKey& key)
{
    fPyMod = key;
}

void pySceneObject::SetNetForce(hsBool state)
{
    // set our flag
    fNetForce = state;
    // then set the netForce flag in the subs
    cyDraw::ConvertFrom(fDraw)->SetNetForce(state);
    cyPhysics::ConvertFrom(fPhysics)->SetNetForce(state);
    cyAvatar::ConvertFrom(fAvatar)->SetNetForce(state);
    cyParticleSys::ConvertFrom(fParticle)->SetNetForce(state);
}


const char* pySceneObject::GetName()
{
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
        return fSceneObjects[0]->GetName();
    return "";
}

PyObject* pySceneObject::findObj(const char* name)
{
    PyObject* pSobj = nil;
    // search through the plKeys that we have looking for this name
    int i;
    for ( i=0; i<fSceneObjects.Count(); i++ )
    {
        if ( hsStrEQ(name,fSceneObjects[i]->GetName()) )
        {
            pSobj = pySceneObject::New(fSceneObjects[i],fPyMod);
            break;
        }
    }

    // did we find one? if not make an object with nil object
    if ( pSobj == nil )
    {
        // throw a Python error, so the coder knows it didn't work
        PyErr_SetString(PyExc_KeyError, name);
    }

    return pSobj;
}


//
// deteremine if this object (or the first object in the list)
// ...is locally owned
hsBool pySceneObject::IsLocallyOwned()
{
    // make sure that there are sceneobjects
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSynchedObject* obj = plSynchedObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj && obj->IsLocallyOwned() == plSynchedObject::kYes )
            return true;
        else
            // both No and Maybe answers will be assumed to be "not locally ownded"
            return false;
    }
    else
        // if we couldn't find any sceneobject, then there is no way that it could be local... heh
        return false;
}


//
// get the local to world matrix
PyObject* pySceneObject::GetLocalToWorld()
{
    // make sure that there are sceneobjects
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            const plCoordinateInterface* ci = obj->GetCoordinateInterface();
            if ( ci )
                return pyMatrix44::New((hsMatrix44)ci->GetLocalToWorld());
            else
            {
                char errmsg[256];
                sprintf(errmsg,"Sceneobject %s does not have a coordinate interface.",obj->GetKeyName());
                PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, errmsg);
                return nil; // return nil to tell python we errored
            }
        }
    }
    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject or a coordinate interface
    return pyMatrix44::New();
}

//
// get the local to world matrix
PyObject* pySceneObject::GetWorldToLocal()
{
    // make sure that there are sceneobjects
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            const plCoordinateInterface* ci = obj->GetCoordinateInterface();
            if ( ci )
                return pyMatrix44::New((hsMatrix44)ci->GetWorldToLocal());
            else
            {
                char errmsg[256];
                sprintf(errmsg,"Sceneobject %s does not have a coordinate interface.",obj->GetKeyName());
                PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, errmsg);
                return nil; // return nil to tell python we errored
            }
        }
    }
    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject or a coordinate interface
    return pyMatrix44::New();
}

//
// get the local to world matrix
PyObject* pySceneObject::GetLocalToParent()
{
    // make sure that there are sceneobjects
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            const plCoordinateInterface* ci = obj->GetCoordinateInterface();
            if ( ci )
                return pyMatrix44::New((hsMatrix44)ci->GetLocalToParent());
            else
            {
                char errmsg[256];
                sprintf(errmsg,"Sceneobject %s does not have a coordinate interface.",obj->GetKeyName());
                PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, errmsg);
                return nil; // return nil to tell python we errored
            }
        }
    }
    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject or a coordinate interface
    return pyMatrix44::New();
}

//
// get the local to world matrix
PyObject* pySceneObject::GetParentToLocal()
{
    // make sure that there are sceneobjects
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            const plCoordinateInterface* ci = obj->GetCoordinateInterface();
            if ( ci )
                return pyMatrix44::New((hsMatrix44)ci->GetParentToLocal());
            else
            {
                char errmsg[256];
                sprintf(errmsg,"Sceneobject %s does not have a coordinate interface.",obj->GetKeyName());
                PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, errmsg);
                return nil; // return nil to tell python we errored
            }
        }
    }
    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject or a coordinate interface
    return pyMatrix44::New();
}

//
// get the local to world matrix
void pySceneObject::SetTransform(pyMatrix44& l2w, pyMatrix44& w2l)
{
    // make sure that there are sceneobjects
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
            obj->SetTransform(l2w.fMatrix,w2l.fMatrix);
    }
}

//
// find the position of this object (if there are more than one, just the first one)
PyObject* pySceneObject::GetWorldPosition()
{
    // make sure that there are sceneobjects
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            const plCoordinateInterface* ci = obj->GetCoordinateInterface();
            if ( ci )
                return pyPoint3::New((hsPoint3)ci->GetWorldPos());
            else
            {
                char errmsg[256];
                sprintf(errmsg,"Sceneobject %s does not have a coordinate interface.",obj->GetKeyName());
                PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, errmsg);
                return nil; // return nil to tell python we errored
            }
        }
    }
    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject or a coordinate interface
    return pyPoint3::New(hsPoint3(0,0,0));
}

//
// find the view vector for this object (if there are more than one, just the first one)
PyObject* pySceneObject::GetViewVector()
{
    // make sure that there are sceneobjects
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            const plCoordinateInterface* ci = obj->GetCoordinateInterface();
            if ( ci )
                return pyVector3::New(ci->GetLocalToWorld().GetAxis(hsMatrix44::kView));
            else
            {
                char errmsg[256];
                sprintf(errmsg,"Sceneobject %s does not have a coordinate interface.",obj->GetKeyName());
                PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, errmsg);
                return nil; // return nil to tell python we errored
            }
        }
    }
    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject or a coordinate interface
    return pyVector3::New(hsVector3(0,0,0));
}

//
// find the up vector for this object (if there are more than one, just the first one)
PyObject* pySceneObject::GetUpVector()
{
    // make sure that there are sceneobjects
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            const plCoordinateInterface* ci = obj->GetCoordinateInterface();
            if ( ci )
                return pyVector3::New(ci->GetLocalToWorld().GetAxis(hsMatrix44::kUp));
            else
            {
                char errmsg[256];
                sprintf(errmsg,"Sceneobject %s does not have a coordinate interface.",obj->GetKeyName());
                PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, errmsg);
                return nil; // return nil to tell python we errored
            }
        }
    }
    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject or a coordinate interface
    return pyVector3::New(hsVector3(0,0,0));
}

//
// find the up vector for this object (if there are more than one, just the first one)
PyObject* pySceneObject::GetRightVector()
{
    // make sure that there are sceneobjects
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            const plCoordinateInterface* ci = obj->GetCoordinateInterface();
            if ( ci )
                return pyVector3::New(ci->GetLocalToWorld().GetAxis(hsMatrix44::kRight));
            else
            {
                char errmsg[256];
                sprintf(errmsg,"Sceneobject %s does not have a coordinate interface.",obj->GetKeyName());
                PyErr_SetString(PyExc_RuntimeError, errmsg);
                return nil; // return nil to tell python we errored
            }
        }
    }
    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject or a coordinate interface
    return pyVector3::New(hsVector3(0,0,0));
}

//
// deteremine if this object (or any of the object attached)
// ...is an avatar, of any type
hsBool pySceneObject::IsAvatar()
{
    // loop through all the sceneobject... looking for avatar modifiers
    int j;
    for ( j=0 ; j<fSceneObjects.Count() ; j++ )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[j]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            // search through its modifiers to see if one of them is an avatar modifier
            int i;
            for ( i=0; i<obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++ )
            {
                const plModifier* mod = obj->GetModifier(i);
                // see if it is an avatar mod base class
                const plArmatureMod* avatar = plArmatureMod::ConvertNoRef(mod);
                if ( avatar )
                    return true;
            }
        }
    }
    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject that had an avatar mod then this ain't an avatar
    return false;
}

#include "plAvatar/plAvCallbackAction.h"

PyObject* pySceneObject::GetAvatarVelocity()
{
    // loop through all the sceneobject... looking for avatar modifiers
    int j;
    for ( j=0 ; j<fSceneObjects.Count() ; j++ )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[j]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            // search through its modifiers to see if one of them is an avatar modifier
            int i;
            for ( i=0; i<obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++ )
            {
                const plModifier* mod = obj->GetModifier(i);
                // see if it is an avatar mod base class
                const plArmatureMod* avatar = plArmatureMod::ConvertNoRef(mod);
                if ( avatar && avatar->GetController() )
                {
                    hsVector3 vel = avatar->GetController()->GetLinearVelocity();
                    return pyVector3::New(vel);
                }
            }
        }
    }

    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject that had an avatar mod then this ain't an avatar
    return pyVector3::New(hsVector3(0,0,0));
}


//
// deteremine if this object (or the first object in the list)
// ...is a human avatar
hsBool pySceneObject::IsHumanAvatar()
{
    // loop through all the sceneobject... looking for avatar modifiers
    int j;
    for ( j=0 ; j<fSceneObjects.Count() ; j++ )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {
            // search through its modifiers to see if one of them is an avatar modifier
            int i;
            for ( i=0; i<obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++ )
            {
                const plModifier* mod = obj->GetModifier(i);
                // see if it is an avatar mod base class
                plArmatureMod* avatar = (plArmatureMod*)plArmatureMod::ConvertNoRef(mod);
                if ( avatar )
                {
                    plArmatureBrain* brain = avatar->GetCurrentBrain();
                    plAvBrainHuman* human = plAvBrainHuman::ConvertNoRef(brain);
                    if ( human )
                        return true;
                }
            }
        }
    }
    // if we couldn't find any sceneobject that had an avatar mod then this ain't an avatar
    return false;
}

// switch to / from this object (assuming that it is actually a camera)
void pySceneObject::PushCutsceneCamera(hsBool cut, pyKey& avKey)
{
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {   
            for (int i = 0; i < obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++)
            {
                const plCameraModifier1* pCam = plCameraModifier1::ConvertNoRef(obj->GetModifier(i));
                if (pCam)
                {
                    plCameraMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plCameraMsg;
                    pMsg->SetSender(pCam->GetKey());
                    pMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kBCastByType);
                    // set command to do the transition
                    if (cut)
                        pMsg->SetCmd(plCameraMsg::kPythonOverridePushCut);
                    else
                        pMsg->SetCmd(plCameraMsg::kPythonOverridePush);
                    // set the new camera
                    pMsg->SetNewCam(pCam->GetKey());
                    pMsg->SetTriggerer(avKey.getKey());
                    plgDispatch::MsgSend( pMsg );   // whoosh... off it goes
                    return;
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

void pySceneObject::PopCutsceneCamera(pyKey& avKey)
{
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {   
            for (int i = 0; i < obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++)
            {
                const plCameraModifier1* pCam = plCameraModifier1::ConvertNoRef(obj->GetModifier(i));
                if (pCam)
                {
                    plCameraMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plCameraMsg;
                    pMsg->SetSender(pCam->GetKey());
                    pMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kBCastByType);
                    // set command to do the transition
                    pMsg->SetCmd(plCameraMsg::kPythonOverridePop);
                    // set the new camera
                    pMsg->SetTriggerer(avKey.getKey());
                    pMsg->SetNewCam(pCam->GetKey());
                    plgDispatch::MsgSend( pMsg );   // whoosh... off it goes
                    return;
                }
            }
        }
    }

}

void pySceneObject::PushCamera(pyKey& avKey)
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {   
        for (int i = 0; i < obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++)
        {
            const plCameraModifier1* pCam = plCameraModifier1::ConvertNoRef(obj->GetModifier(i));
            if (pCam)
            {
                                    
                // create message
                plCameraMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plCameraMsg;
                pMsg->SetSender(pCam->GetKey());
                pMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kBCastByType);

                // set command to do the transition
                pMsg->SetCmd(plCameraMsg::kResponderTrigger);
                pMsg->SetCmd(plCameraMsg::kRegionPushCamera);
                // set the new camera
                pMsg->SetTriggerer(avKey.getKey());
                pMsg->SetNewCam(pCam->GetKey());

                plgDispatch::MsgSend( pMsg );   // whoosh... off it goes
            }
        }
    }
}

void pySceneObject::PushCameraCut(pyKey& avKey)
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {   
        for (int i = 0; i < obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++)
        {
            const plCameraModifier1* pCam = plCameraModifier1::ConvertNoRef(obj->GetModifier(i));
            if (pCam)
            {
                                    
                // create message
                plCameraMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plCameraMsg;
                pMsg->SetSender(pCam->GetKey());
                pMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kBCastByType);

                // set command to do the transition
                pMsg->SetCmd(plCameraMsg::kResponderTrigger);
                pMsg->SetCmd(plCameraMsg::kRegionPushCamera);
                pMsg->SetCmd(plCameraMsg::kCut);
                // set the new camera
                pMsg->SetTriggerer(avKey.getKey());
                pMsg->SetNewCam(pCam->GetKey());

                plgDispatch::MsgSend( pMsg );   // whoosh... off it goes
            }
        }
    }
}


/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//  Function   : Pop
//  PARAMETERS :
//
//  PURPOSE    : Restore the state of the virtual camera with a previously saved setting
//
void pySceneObject::PopCamera(pyKey& avKey)
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {   
        for (int i = 0; i < obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++)
        {
            const plCameraModifier1* pCam = plCameraModifier1::ConvertNoRef(obj->GetModifier(i));
            if (pCam)
            {
                                    
                // create message
                plCameraMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plCameraMsg;
                pMsg->SetSender(pCam->GetKey());
                pMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kBCastByType);

                // set command to do the transition
                pMsg->SetCmd(plCameraMsg::kRegionPushCamera);
                // set the new camera
                pMsg->SetTriggerer(avKey.getKey());
                pMsg->SetNewCam(pCam->GetKey());

                plgDispatch::MsgSend( pMsg );   // whoosh... off it goes
            }
        }
    }
}

std::vector<PyObject*> pySceneObject::GetResponders()
{
    std::vector<PyObject*> pyPL;
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {   
            for (int i = 0; i < obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++)
            {
                const plResponderModifier* resp = plResponderModifier::ConvertNoRef(obj->GetModifier(i));
                if (resp)
                    pyPL.push_back(pyKey::New(resp->GetKey()));
            }
        }
    }
    return pyPL;
}

std::vector<PyObject*> pySceneObject::GetPythonMods()
{
    std::vector<PyObject*> pyPL;
    if ( fSceneObjects.Count() > 0 )
    {
        // get the object pointer of just the first one in the list
        // (We really can't tell which one the user is thinking of if they are
        // referring to multiple objects, so the first one in the list will do.)
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if ( obj )
        {   
            for (int i = 0; i < obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++)
            {
                const plPythonFileMod* resp = plPythonFileMod::ConvertNoRef(obj->GetModifier(i));
                if (resp)
                    pyPL.push_back(pyKey::New(resp->GetKey()));
            }
        }
    }
    return pyPL;
}



#include "plMessage/plAnimCmdMsg.h"
#include "pnMessage/plNotifyMsg.h"

void pySceneObject::Animate()
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {
        plAnimCmdMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plAnimCmdMsg;
        pMsg->AddReceiver(obj->GetKey());
        pMsg->SetCmd(plAnimCmdMsg::kGoToBegin);
        pMsg->SetCmd(plAnimCmdMsg::kContinue);
        pMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kPropagateToModifiers);
        plgDispatch::MsgSend( pMsg );   // whoosh... off it goes
    }
}

Int8 pySceneObject::GetResponderState()
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {
        for (int i = 0; i < obj->GetNumModifiers(); i++)
        {
            const plResponderModifier* resp = plResponderModifier::ConvertNoRef(obj->GetModifier(i));
            if (resp)
                return resp->GetState();
        }
    }
    return -1;
}

void pySceneObject::RewindAnim(const char* animName)
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {   
        plAnimCmdMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plAnimCmdMsg;
        pMsg->AddReceiver(obj->GetKey());
        pMsg->SetAnimName(animName);
        pMsg->SetCmd(plAnimCmdMsg::kGoToBegin);
        pMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kPropagateToModifiers);
        plgDispatch::MsgSend( pMsg );   // whoosh... off it goes    
    }
}

void pySceneObject::PlayAnim(const char* animName)
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {
        plAnimCmdMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plAnimCmdMsg;
        pMsg->AddReceiver(obj->GetKey());
        pMsg->SetAnimName(animName);
        pMsg->SetCmd(plAnimCmdMsg::kContinue);
        pMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kPropagateToModifiers);
        plgDispatch::MsgSend( pMsg );   // whoosh... off it goes    
    }
}

void pySceneObject::StopAnim(const char* animName)
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {
        plAnimCmdMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plAnimCmdMsg;
        pMsg->AddReceiver(obj->GetKey());
        pMsg->SetAnimName(animName);
        pMsg->SetCmd(plAnimCmdMsg::kStop);
        pMsg->SetBCastFlag(plMessage::kPropagateToModifiers);
        plgDispatch::MsgSend( pMsg );   // whoosh... off it goes    
    }
}

void pySceneObject::RunResponder(int state)
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {
        const plModifier* pMod = obj->GetModifierByType(plResponderModifier::Index());
        if (pMod)
        {
            plNotifyMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plNotifyMsg;
            pMsg->fType = plNotifyMsg::kResponderChangeState;
            pMsg->AddResponderStateEvent(state);
            pMsg->AddReceiver(pMod->GetKey());
            pMsg->Send();
        
            plNotifyMsg* pMsg0 = TRACKED_NEW plNotifyMsg;
            pMsg0->fState = true;
            pMsg0->AddReceiver(pMod->GetKey());
            pMsg0->Send();
        }
    }
}


void pySceneObject::FFResponder(int state)
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {
        const plModifier* pMod = obj->GetModifierByType(plResponderModifier::Index());
        if (pMod)
        {
            plNotifyMsg* pMsg = TRACKED_NEW plNotifyMsg;
            pMsg->fType = plNotifyMsg::kResponderFF;
            pMsg->AddResponderStateEvent(state);
            pMsg->AddReceiver(pMod->GetKey());
            pMsg->Send();
        }
    }
}

#include "pnSceneObject/plAudioInterface.h"
#include "NucleusLib/inc/plAudible.h"

void pySceneObject::SetSoundFilename(int index, const char* filename, bool isCompressed)
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {
        const plAudioInterface* ai = obj->GetAudioInterface();
        if (ai)
        {
            plAudible* au = ai->GetAudible();
            if (au)
            {
                au->SetFilename(index, filename, isCompressed);
            }
        }
    }
}

int pySceneObject::GetSoundObjectIndex(const char* sndObj)
{
    plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
    if ( obj )
    {
        const plAudioInterface* ai = obj->GetAudioInterface();
        if (ai)
        {
            plAudible* au = ai->GetAudible();
            if (au)
            {
                return au->GetSoundIndex(sndObj);
            }
        }
    }

    return -1;
}

void pySceneObject::VolumeSensorIgnoreExtraEnters(bool ignore)
{
    if (fSceneObjects.Count() > 0)
    {
        plSceneObject* obj = plSceneObject::ConvertNoRef(fSceneObjects[0]->ObjectIsLoaded());
        if (obj)
        {
            for (int i = 0; i < obj->GetNumModifiers(); ++i)
            {
                plLogicModifier* logic = const_cast<plLogicModifier*>(plLogicModifier::ConvertNoRef(obj->GetModifier(i)));
                if (logic)
                    logic->VolumeIgnoreExtraEnters(ignore);
            }
        }
    }
}