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/* ScummVM - Graphic Adventure Engine
*
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#include "mutationofjb/tasks/objectanimationtask.h"
#include "mutationofjb/tasks/taskmanager.h"
#include "mutationofjb/game.h"
#include "mutationofjb/gamedata.h"
#include "mutationofjb/room.h"
namespace MutationOfJB {
static const int TICK_MILLIS = 100;
// TODO: Respect currentScene._delay.
ObjectAnimationTask::ObjectAnimationTask() : _timer(TICK_MILLIS) {
}
void ObjectAnimationTask::start() {
setState(RUNNING);
_timer.start();
}
void ObjectAnimationTask::update() {
_timer.update();
if (_timer.isFinished()) {
_timer.start();
updateObjects();
}
}
/**
* Advances every object animation in the current scene to the next frame.
*
* Normally the animation restarts after the last object frame. However, some animations have random
* elements to them. If _randomFrame is set, the animation restarts when _randomFrame is reached.
* Additionally, there is a chance with each frame until _randomFrame that the animation may jump
* straight to _randomFrame and continue until the last frame, then wrap around to the first frame.
*
* Randomness is used to introduce variety - e.g. in the starting scene a perched bird occassionally
* spreads its wings.
*/
void ObjectAnimationTask::updateObjects() {
Scene *const scene = getTaskManager()->getGame().getGameData().getCurrentScene();
if (!scene) {
return;
}
for (uint8 i = 1; i <= scene->getNoObjects(); ++i) {
Object *const object = scene->getObject(i);
// Skip if object animation not active.
if (!object->_active)
continue;
// Number of frames must be higher than 1.
if (object->_numFrames <= 1)
continue;
const uint8 currentAnimOffset = object->_currentFrame - object->_firstFrame;
const bool randomized = object->_randomFrame != 0;
const bool belowRandomFrame = currentAnimOffset < (object->_randomFrame - 1);
uint8 maxAnimOffset = object->_numFrames - 1;
if (randomized && belowRandomFrame) {
maxAnimOffset = object->_randomFrame - 2;
}
uint8 nextAnimationOffset = currentAnimOffset + 1;
if (currentAnimOffset == maxAnimOffset) {
if (randomized && object->_jumpChance != 0 && getTaskManager()->getGame().getRandomSource().getRandomNumber(object->_jumpChance) == 0)
nextAnimationOffset = object->_randomFrame - 1;
else
nextAnimationOffset = 0;
}
// TODO: Hardcoded animations.
object->_currentFrame = nextAnimationOffset + object->_firstFrame;
getTaskManager()->getGame().getRoom().drawObjectAnimation(i, nextAnimationOffset);
}
}
}