package.apetavern.grubs

Encapsulates all the ways a grub can be damaged.

Just nothing.

An explosion.

A fire.

Falling from a great height.

Shot by a HitScan weapon.

Touching an instant kill zone.

Killed by a melee weapon.

Admin abuse.

The player disconnected.

Holds the data needed to find out how a grub has died.

The GUID of the Grub that died.

The name of the Grub that died.

The first damage info responsible for the death.

The first reason for the death.

The second damage info responsible for the death.

The second reason for the death.

Whether or not the grub was killed by hitting a kill trigger.

Whether or not the grub was killed from their player disconnecting.

Parses a set of damage info and creates a reason for a grubs death.

The grub that is dying. The damage info the grub received.

Will dequeue DamageQueue until empty and apply any damage to CurrentHealth.

A wrapper for components to store a local reference to that component. Set the static Local property to this instance in OnStart. Do not forget an IsProxy check!

The component type to keep a local instance of.

Increment "gamemode-games-won" stat.

Increment "gamemode-games-played" stat.

Increment "x-grubs-killed" stat.

Data from the GameResource for this Equipment.

Whether the player's hat should be hidden while this equipment is deployed.

The default amount of ammo a piece of equipment has. -1 represents unlimited ammo.

The chance of receiving this equipment in a crate. A chance of zero means it will not spawn from a crate.

Whether this projectile should rotate towards the velocity over time.

Forward/Back flame

Up/Down flame 1

Up/Down flame 2

Force

Drop-in replacement for the Action Graph OnFire delegate on Weapon. Add this component alongside a Weapon component on any weapon prefab, set the properties to match what the old graph did, and remove the graph.

Let the projectile resolve itself (e.g. grenade, bazooka).

Call FireFinished immediately after spawning (e.g. landmine, dynamite).

The projectile prefab to clone when fired.

How many projectiles to spawn per fire. Each additional spawn is delayed by seconds. Skips spawning if the weapon is no longer deployed between shots (matches elemental missile behaviour).

Seconds between each spawned projectile when ProjectileCount > 1.

If true, the spawned projectile is expected to be a and ShareData() is called on it, then ResetParameters() is called on the (airstrike, bazooka homing, bunker buster, concrete garry).

If true, the spawned projectile is passed to (goat).

The Grubs gamemode to play.

The minimum amount of players needed to start the game.

If late joiners get a worm spawned in to play with.

The max time in seconds that a player has to make their turn.

Whether or not sudden death is enabled.

The amount of rounds to be played before Sudden Death begins.

Should all Grubs have their health set to 1 when Sudden Death begins?

How harshly Sudden Death affects the terrain.

Should all weapons have infinite ammo and be immediately unlocked?

Whether or not wind is enabled.

The step force of wind.

Determines the range of how weak or strong the wind will be each turn.

The percent chance that a Weapon Crate will spawn every turn.

The percent chance that a Tools Crate will spawn every turn.

The percent chance that a Health Crate will spawn every turn.

The number of landmines to attempt to spawn at the start

The percent chance that a barrel will spawn.

The time in seconds to give s after using their turn.

The length of the terrain grid.

The height of the terrain grid.

The zoom amount for the Perlin noise.

The zoom amount for the Perlin noise.

The zoom amount for the Perlin noise.

The zoom amount for the Perlin noise.

If true, we do not end the game when only one player is remaining.

The environment type for the terrain (affects the materials used).

The type of terrain to use.

If texture is selected for TerrainType, TerrainTexture is used for determine which prefabricated texture is used to build the terrain.

The strength of the curves in the terrain's heightmap.

The frequency of the curves in the terrain's heightmap.

The preset list of colors that players can pick from (TODO) For now, duplicate the list and random select from it

Run a trace specifying the origin, direction, force and wind force.

Called after the player is added to the Players list.

Called after the player disconnects from the lobby.

Call for when a Grub is damaged.

Call for when a Grub dies.

The dead grub :sob:

Call when Equipment is used.

The amount of time elapsed since we started changing turns. Used to check for the minimum and maximum turn change wait.

The amount of time elapsed since moving to GameOver state.

The amount of time elapsed since we tried resolving in turn change.

Add acceleration to the current velocity. No need to scale by time delta - it will be done inside.

Apply an amount of friction to the current velocity. No need to scale by time delta - it will be done inside.

Disconnect from ground and punch our velocity. This is useful if you want the player to jump or something.

Move a character, with this velocity

Move from our current position to this target position, but using tracing an sliding. This is good for different control modes like ladders and stuff.

Current wind force. Negative = left, positive = right. Range: -1 to 1.

Maximum wind speed, in the same units as arc trace wind force.

Picks a new random wind value. Should only be called on host.

Console-command-driven diagnostics for SDF terrain memory usage. Off by default – use sdf_diag_dump for a one-shot snapshot, or sdf_diag_interval <seconds> to enable periodic logging.

How often (in seconds) the periodic logger fires. 0 = disabled (default).

When true, the periodic logger also prints a per-layer breakdown.

Call once per frame (e.g. from GrubsTerrain.OnUpdate) to drive periodic logging. Does nothing when is zero.

Print a one-shot SDF memory snapshot to the console. Usage: sdf_diag_dump or sdf_diag_dump 1 for verbose.

Wrapper for a standard circle subtraction.

The Vector2 center of the subtraction. The radius of the subtraction. The Sdf2dMaterials and offsets of the subtraction. Whether or not to use an offset from the Sdf to the world (for terrain generation).

Scorches a circle shape.

The Vector2 center of the scorch. The radius of the scorch.

Wrapper for a standard box subtraction.

The minimum bounds for the box. The maximum bounds for the box. The Sdf2dMaterials and offsets of the subtraction. The corner radius of the box. Whether or not to use an offset from the Sdf to the world (for terrain generation).

Wrapper for a standard line subtraction.

The start point of the line. The end point of the line. The radius of the line. The Sdf2dMaterials and offsets of the subtraction. Whether or not to use an offset from the Sdf to the world (for terrain generation).

Wrapper for a texture addition.

The Texture to add to the world. The gradient width of the texture. The width of the texture. The position of the Sdf. The rotation of the Sdf. The Sdf2dMaterials and offsets of the subtraction.

Creates the standard world box for generated terrain.

The length of the world. The height of the world. The material for the foreground of the world. The material for the background of the world.

Wrapper for a standard Sdf addition.

The world to subtract from. The Sdf to apply. The material to apply.

Wrapper for a standard Sdf subtraction.

The world to subtract from. The Sdf to apply. The material to apply. Whether to apply the offset of the Sdf to world position.

Given a list of GameObjects to check against, determine if a position is valid to spawn at.

Number of arrows shown, 1 at minimum wind up to 8 at max.