package.apetavern.micromayhem An exception triggered when code is called from the incorrect network domain. An exception triggered when code is called from the incorrect network domain. The amount of placements each player can have per round. 0 = automatic based on player count. -1 = unlimited. Increment this if you're adding new variables so returning players get a fresh set of data. The host-controlled component for game loop and logic. The Singleton instance of the Current GameMode. Returns null if invalid. A player died. Callable by host. A player joined the game. Callable by host. Clones and network spawns the PawnPrefab; assigns to DashPlayer.Pawn. Override for custom behaviour. Handles spectator behaviour. The game loop for the lobby. Handles map voting and other miscellaneous processes. Largely host-controlled networked component holding state for a specific course. Only one should exist at a time. Used purely for persistence purposes, ParkourCourseEntity represents a prefab placed in a ParkourCourse. A reference to the prefab, position, and rotation are stored here. A unique id, generated client-side, to identify the entity by. The fully qualified name of the prefab backing this entity. x,y,z vec3 representation of the entity's position. x,y,z,w vec4 representation of the entity's rotation. Parkour Mode - One or more players navigate an obstacle course as fast as possible. Classic Micro Mayhem - a pvp race to the flag with props placed between rounds. Only applies in the editor. The active flag for this map variant. A wrapper for components to store a local reference to that component. The component type to keep a local instance of. Represents an achievement in Micro Mayhem. The [Title] attribute represents the display title of the achievement. The [Description] attribute represents the slug of the achievement in sbox.game. You can call the Unlock extension method to unlock the achievement. Animator plays and manages animations for the player. Have the player animate moving with a set velocity (this doesn't move them! Your character controller is responsible for that) Animates the wish for the character to move in a certain direction. For example, when in the air, your character will swing their arms in that direction. Are we on the ground? Is the player crouching? Sets the players slide velocity. How much the character is rotating in degrees per second, this controls feet shuffling. If rotating clockwise this should be positive, if rotating counter-clockwise this should be negative. Have the player look at this point in the world We can force the model to walk or run, or let it decide based on the speed. Triggers a jump animation Triggers a double jump animation Triggers a win dance FreeCamera for placing obstacles, or spectating. Used by the host to determine whether the spline was ever initialized. Used by the host to determine whether camera has finished its journey along the spline. ThirdPersonCamera for living players, or dead players spectating a specific player. Use Micro Mayhem specific game interactions. Whether we should die from game interactions (kill plane, traps). Whether we should interact with hub objects. Jumping Wall Sliding Skidding Crouching Utility Logic for updating the player's rotation based on the input direction. Logic for the wall slide mechanic, which allows the player to slide down a wall at a reduced downward velocity. Logic for the skid animation, which is a visual cue for the player to know they can do a turning jump. Standard jump which can only be done once before landing. Double jump which looks like a mid-air roll which can only be triggered after a standard jump and from mid-air. Turning jump which can only be triggered from the ground and is akin to a sideways somersault in 3D Mario games. Wall jump which can only be triggered from the wall and is akin to a wall jump in 3D Mario games. If set, this cosmetic is automatically unlocked when the player reaches this level. Use Skin Color instead of the dedicated Head Color when selecting this cosmetic. Indicate this top is a full outfit, so we should not render any bottoms. The raw data object for sake of persistence. If a cosmetic uses a prefab instead of just a model, we will utilize these GameObjects instead of the SkinnedModelRenderers. /// Temporarily store to local filesystem while building out backend persistence. Race-specific scoring /// Parkour-specific scoring /// The player's cosmetic skin color. Used in user interfaces. The player's progression level. Synced so nametags can display it. Set by the owning client via PlayerProgressionManager. Assign a pawn to the DashPlayer. Callable by host. Orphan a pawn. Callable by host. Add a score entry to the DashPlayer's score list. Callable by host. Grants XP to the owning player. Called by the host; runs on the owner's client. XP awarded per streak day. Index 0 = day 1, index 4 = day 5. Returns true if the player has not yet claimed their bonus today. The streak value that will be applied on the next claim. Increments if the last claim was yesterday; resets to 1 if the streak is broken. XP reward for the given streak day (1-5). Records today's claim, advancing or resetting the streak as appropriate. The total amount of playable maps. Update when new ones are added to account for them. Map names (in lowercase) to not save to visited maps. The player's current level, derived from TotalXP. Capped at MaxLevel. Levels 1-9 each cost a flat 100 XP. From level 10 onward the cost scales as 100 * (n - 8), so the jump is noticeable but not punishing right at the boundary. XP earned within the current level. XP required to advance to the next level. XP required to advance from level n to n+1. Levels 1-9: flat 100 XP. Level 10+: 100 * (n - 8), so level 10 costs 200, 11 costs 300, etc. Total XP required to reach level n from level 1. Derived analytically from XPForLevel: n <= 10 : 100 * (n - 1) n > 10 : 800 + 50 * (n - 9) * (n - 8) Whether this player has finished placing all their props. The local player's current level. Adds XP to the local player's progression, handles level-ups, and persists the result. Should only be called on the owning client (via Rpc.Owner from the host). Spectator for dead players. Handles switching between follow and free cam. Time per flicker step. Amount of time between behaviour switches. Platform Dash specific tags, for your convenience. Base class for all trap objects in the game. Handles common trap functionality like activation, deactivation, and collider management. A GameObject positioned where the Picking Cameras should be positioned. The box container which holds the gachapon. The list of potential obstacles that can be spawned in the gachapons. The list of gachapons which can be spawned. Enable the item container for late joiners. Shoutout to hc1/instagib! Returns a time string formatted as mm:ss:ms. A time float, in seconds. If set, displays this player's level. Defaults to the local player's level. Builds a ChatMessage from the TextEntry input and sends it to the ChatManager. Determine whether any number of components are valid. The components that must be valid. True, if all provided components are valid. SetVolumeForDuration sets the volume of tracks for the time specified. The volume the tracks are meant to be set to. The duration the tracks are to be muted for. Ensures SoundHandles are assigned and tracks are playing. Whether this interactable can currently be interacted with. Whether this is a single-use interactable or should hold the player's interaction. Whether this interactable is currently in use. Called while the player is hovering over the interactable. Called when the interaction is entered. Called each Update when the interaction is active. Called when the interaction is exited. A simple component that set a unique ObjectSeed attribute in the shader.