ReC98/th05/main/bullet/b6ball.hpp

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/// Shinki's 32×32 ball bullets
/// ---------------------------
#define B6BALL_COUNT 63
#define B6BALL_W 32
#define B6BALL_H 32
enum b6ball_flag_t {
B6BF_FREE = 0,
B6BF_CLOUD = 1,
B6BF_ALIVE = 2,
B6BF_DECAY = 3,
_b6ball_flag_t_FORCE_UINT8 = 0xFF
};
typedef struct {
b6ball_flag_t flag;
int8_t unused_1;
PlayfieldMotion pos;
unsigned int age; // unused and broken, because it's never reset
Subpixel cloud_radius;
int patnum_tiny;
int decay_frames;
int8_t unused_2[4];
} b6ball_t;
struct b6ball_template_t {
/* -------------------- */ int8_t _unused_1;
unsigned char angle;
PlayfieldPoint origin;
/* -------------------- */ int16_t _unused_2[6];
int patnum_tiny;
/* -------------------- */ int16_t _unused_3[2];
SubpixelLength8 speed;
};
// Supplements the actual load call from _DM05.TX2. It's understandable why
// you'd want to load these sprites as part of the dialog script (that's the
// best place to hide load times, after all), but tiny-format conversion should
// have really been part of the script commands as well, then.
#define b6balls_load() { \
for(int i = TINY_B6BALL_START; i < TINY_B6BALL_END; i++) { \
super_convert_tiny(i); \
} \
}
#define b6ball_template ( \
reinterpret_cast<b6ball_template_t &>(custom_entities[0]) \
)
#define b6balls (reinterpret_cast<b6ball_t *>(&custom_entities[1]))
// Spawns a new ball bullet according to the [b6ball_template]. Reads all
// non-unused fields of the b6ball_template_t structure.
void near b6balls_add();
void near b6balls_update();