Jazz2::Actors::Weapons::ShotBase class
#include <Jazz2/Actors/Weapons/ShotBase.h>

Base class of a shot from a player's weapon.

Common base for the weapon projectiles fired by the player, providing shared damage, ownership, lifetime, movement and ricochet handling.

Base classes

class Jazz2::Actors::ActorBase: Base class of an object.

Derived classes

class BlasterShot: Blaster (shot).
class BouncerShot: Bouncer (shot).
class ElectroShot: Electro (shot).
class FreezerShot: Freezer (shot).
class PepperShot: Pepper (shot).
class RFShot: RF (shot).
class SeekerShot: Seeker (shot).
class ShieldFireShot: Fire shield (shot).
class ShieldLightningShot: Lightning shield (shot).
class ShieldWaterShot: Water shield (shot).
class Thunderbolt: Thunderbolt (shot).
class ToasterShot: Toaster (shot).

Constructors, destructors, conversion operators

ShotBase(): Creates a new instance.

Public functions

auto OnHandleCollision(ActorBase* other) -> bool override: Called when the object collides with another object.
auto GetStrength() -> std::int32_t: Returns strength (damage).
auto GetOwner() -> Player*: Returns owner of the shot.
auto GetWeaponType() -> WeaponType virtual: Returns weapon type.
void TriggerRicochet(ActorBase* other): Triggers shot ricochet.

Protected functions

auto OnActivatedAsync(const ActorActivationDetails& details) -> Task<bool> override: Called when the object is created and activated.
void OnUpdate(float timeMult) override: Called every frame to update the object state.
void OnRicochet() virtual: Called on shot ricochet.
void TryMovement(float timeMult, Tiles::TileCollisionParams& params)
auto GetMovementSubstepCount(float timeMult) const -> std::int32_t: Returns how many sub-steps a shot's movement should be split into.

Function documentation

std::int32_t Jazz2::Actors::Weapons::ShotBase::GetMovementSubstepCount(float timeMult) const protected

Returns how many sub-steps a shot's movement should be split into.

TryMovement() only tests the destination of a move, so no single step may be long enough to pass through thin geometry. The count therefore comes from the distance the shot actually covers this frame, bounded against MaxMovementStep exactly as ActorBase::TryStandardMovement() bounds it, which makes it independent of both the frame rate and the shot's speed.

Jazz2::Actors::Weapons::ShotBase class #include <Jazz2/Actors/Weapons/ShotBase.h>