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#ifndef PL_AV_BRAIN_CRITTER_H
#define PL_AV_BRAIN_CRITTER_H

#include "plAvBrain.h"
#include "hsTemplates.h"
#include "pnKeyedObject/plKey.h"

class plArmatureMod;
class plWalkingController;
class plAIMsg;

class plAvBrainCritter : public plArmatureBrain
{
public:
    enum CritterMode
    {
        kIdle = 0,
        kRun,
        kNumDefaultModes
        // anything >= kNumDefaultModes is user
    };

    enum Anims
    {
        kIdleAnim = 0,
        kRunAnim,
        kNumDefaultAnims
        // anything >= kNumDefaultAnims this is user
    };

    plAvBrainCritter();
    virtual ~plAvBrainCritter();

    CLASSNAME_REGISTER(plAvBrainCritter);
    GETINTERFACE_ANY(plAvBrainCritter, plArmatureBrain);

    hsBool Apply(double time, float elapsed);
    hsBool MsgReceive(plMessage* msg);

    virtual void Activate(plArmatureModBase* avMod);
    virtual void Deactivate();
    virtual void Suspend();
    virtual void Resume();

    /**
     * Gets the SceneObject root for this avatar
     *
     * This is most useful in scripts that need to act upon the SceneObject directly.
     * There are other ways of obtaining the SceneObject, but network synchronization often
     * makes those ways more difficult than they need to be, so we have included this method
     * to make the scripter's life easier.
     */
    plSceneObject* GetTarget() const;

    void AddBehavior(const std::string& animationName, const std::string& behaviorName, bool loop = true, bool randomStartPos = true,
        float fadeInLen = 2.f, float fadeOutLen = 2.f);
    void StartBehavior(const std::string& behaviorName, bool fade = true);
    bool RunningBehavior(const std::string& behaviorName) const;

    std::string BehaviorName(int behavior) const;
    plString AnimationName(int behavior) const;
    int CurBehavior() const {return fCurMode;}
    int NextBehavior() const {return fNextMode;}

    std::string IdleBehaviorName() const;
    std::string RunBehaviorName() const;

    void GoToGoal(hsPoint3 newGoal, bool avoidingAvatars = false);
    hsPoint3 CurrentGoal() const {return fFinalGoalPos;}
    bool AvoidingAvatars() const {return fAvoidingAvatars;}
    bool AtGoal() const;

    void StopDistance(float stopDistance) {fStopDistance = stopDistance; fStopDistanceSquared = fStopDistance * fStopDistance;}
    float StopDistance() const {return fStopDistance;}

    void SightCone(float coneRad);
    float SightCone() const {return fSightConeAngle;}
    void SightDistance(float sightDis) {fSightDistance = sightDis; fSightDistanceSquared = fSightDistance * fSightDistance;}
    float SightDistance() const {return fSightDistance;}
    void HearingDistance(float hearDis);
    float HearingDistance() const {return fHearingDistance;}

    bool CanSeeAvatar(unsigned long id) const;
    bool CanHearAvatar(unsigned long id) const;

    std::vector<unsigned long> PlayersICanSee() const;
    std::vector<unsigned long> PlayersICanHear() const;

    hsVector3 VectorToPlayer(unsigned long id) const;

    void AddReceiver(const plKey key);
    void RemoveReceiver(const plKey key);

    virtual void DumpToDebugDisplay(int& x, int& y, int lineHeight, char* strBuf, plDebugText& debugTxt);

    plWalkingController* GetCallbackAction() {return fCallbackAction;}

    // For the console
    static bool fDrawDebug;

protected:
    virtual hsBool IInitBaseAnimations();

    int IPickBehavior(int behavior) const;
    int IPickBehavior(const std::string& behavior) const;

    void IFadeOutBehavior(); // fades out fCurMode
    void IStartBehavior(); // fades in and initializes fNextMode, then sets fCurMode
    void IProcessBehavior(double time, float elapsed); // processes fCurMode
    void IEvalGoal();
    float IGetTurnStrength(double time) const;

    std::vector<unsigned long> IGetAgePlayerIDList() const;

    bool ICanSeeAvatar(plArmatureMod* avatar) const;
    bool ICanHearAvatar(plArmatureMod* avatar) const;

    std::vector<plArmatureMod*> IAvatarsICanSee() const;
    std::vector<plArmatureMod*> IAvatarsICanHear() const;

    plWalkingController* fCallbackAction;
    int fCurMode; // current behavior we are running
    int fNextMode; // the next behavior to run (-1 if we aren't switching on next eval)
    bool fFadingNextBehavior; // is the next behavior supposed to blend?

    bool fAvoidingAvatars; // are we avoiding avatars to the best of our ability when pathfinding?
    hsPoint3 fFinalGoalPos; // the location we are pathfinding to
    hsPoint3 fImmediateGoalPos; // the location of the point we are immediately going towards (not necessarily our final goal)
    float fDotGoal; // dot product to our goal
    float fAngRight; // dot product of our local right-hand vector to our goal

    float fStopDistance; // how close we need to get to our goal before stopping
    float fStopDistanceSquared; // the above, squared, for faster calculation

    float fSightConeAngle; // in radians, the width of the cone we can see (/2 on each side of where we face, so 90deg cone is 45deg on each side)
    float fSightConeDotMin; // the minimum dot-product of the cone we can see (1 - straight ahead only, 0 - 90deg either side, -1 - 180 behind, or full 360)
    float fSightDistance; // how far away we can see (cone in front of us)
    float fSightDistanceSquared; // the above, squared, for faster calculation
    float fHearingDistance; // how far away we can hear (360 degrees)
    float fHearingDistanceSquared; // the above, squared, for faster calculation
    float fLoudHearingDistanceSquared; // how far away we can hear loud noises, squared, for faster calculation

    std::map<std::string, std::vector<int> > fUserBehaviors; // string is behavior name, internal vector is the list of behaviors that are randomly picked from

    std::vector<plKey> fReceivers; // list of people that want messages from us
};

#endif // PL_AV_BRAIN_CRITTER_H