TeslaRel410/restoration/source410/BT/MECHWEAP.HPP

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// File:	mechweap.hpp                                                        //
// Project: BattleTech                                                       //
// Contents: Implementation details for mech weapons                         //
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//   Date    Who  Modification                                               //
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// Copyright (C) 1995, Virtual World Entertainment, Inc.                     //
// All Rights reserved worldwide                                             //
// This unpublished sourcecode is PROPRIETARY and CONFIDENTIAL               //
//===========================================================================//

#if !defined(MECHWEAP_HPP)
#	define MECHWEAP_HPP

#	if !defined(POWERSUB_HPP)
#		include <powersub.hpp>
#	endif

#	if !defined(DAMAGE_HPP)
#		include <damage.hpp>
#	endif

#	if !defined(ALARM_HPP)
#		include <alarm.hpp>
#	endif

//#####################    Forward Class Declarations  #######################
	class Mech;

//###########################################################################
//######################   MechWeapon Model Resource   ######################
//###########################################################################

	//
	// WIRE-VERIFIED layout (raw-stream dump vs the BT411 verified overlay):
	// eleven fields; the pip tail is pipPosition(int) + pipColor(3 floats) +
	// pipExtendedRange(int).  bhk1 PPC reads: recharge 5.0s, range 900,
	// damage 12, type 4, heatCost 11, pipColor (0,0,1).
	//
	struct MechWeapon__SubsystemResource:
		public PoweredSubsystem::SubsystemResource
	{
		Scalar	rechargeRate;
		Scalar	weaponRange;
		ResourceDescription::ResourceID
				explosionModelFile;
		Scalar	damageAmount;
		int		damageType;
		Scalar	heatCostToFire;
		int		pipPosition;
		Scalar	pipColor[3];
		int		pipExtendedRange;
	};

//###########################################################################
//############################   MechWeapon   ###############################
//###########################################################################

	class MechWeapon:
		public PoweredSubsystem
	{
	//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	// Shared Data Support
	//
	public:
		static Derivation ClassDerivations;
		static SharedData DefaultData;
		static MessageHandlerSet MessageHandlers;

	//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	// Attribute Support.  The real IDs are PINNED to the 1995 binary numbering
	// (table @0x511890, ids 0x12..0x1C): the streamed per-mech control mappings
	// reference them by NUMBER -- TriggerState (0x13) is the fire-button binding.
	// Our parent chain publishes nothing past Subsystem::NextAttributeID (2)
	// yet, so pads bridge the gap 2..0x11 (they shrink to the authentic
	// 0x0F..0x11 once the mechsub/heat/powersub attribute waves publish --
	// SENSOR.HPP pins PoweredSubsystem::NextAttributeID at 0x0F).  The pads are
	// LOAD-BEARING: AttributeIndexSet::Build leaves unlisted gap slots as
	// uninitialized garbage, so every ID up to the max must be covered.
	//
	public:
		enum {
			MechWeaponPadFirstAttributeID	= Subsystem::NextAttributeID,	// 2
			PercentDoneAttributeID			= 0x12,
			TriggerStateAttributeID,		// 0x13 -- the streamed fire-button binding
			DistanceToTargetAttributeID,	// 0x14
			TargetWithinRangeAttributeID,	// 0x15
			WeaponRangeAttributeID,			// 0x16
			PipPositionAttributeID,			// 0x17
			PipColorAttributeID,			// 0x18
			PipExtendedRangeAttributeID,	// 0x19
			EstimatedReadyTimeAttributeID,	// 0x1A
			RearFiringAttributeID,			// 0x1B
			WeaponStateAttributeID,			// 0x1C (binary table end)
			NextAttributeID					// 0x1D (the Emitter family starts here)
		};

		static const IndexEntry AttributePointers[];
		static AttributeIndexSet AttributeIndex;

	//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	// Test Class Support
	//
	public:
		static Logical
			TestClass(Mech &);
		Logical
			TestInstance() const;

	//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	// Construction and Destruction
	//
	public:
		typedef MechWeapon__SubsystemResource SubsystemResource;

		MechWeapon(
			Mech						*owner,
			int							subsystem_ID,
			SubsystemResource			*subsystem_resource,
			SharedData					&shared_data = DefaultData
		);

		~MechWeapon();

		static int
			CreateStreamedSubsystem(
				ResourceFile				*resource_file,
				NotationFile				*model_file,
				const char					*model_name,
				const char					*subsystem_name,
				SubsystemResource			*subsystem_resource,
				NotationFile				*subsystem_file,
				const ResourceDirectories	*directories,
				int							passes = 1
			);

	//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	// Weapon interface
	//
	public:
		virtual void
			FireWeapon();

		void
			SendDamage(
				Entity	*target,
				Damage	&damage
			);

		//
		// View-fire gating (the look-state commit re-arms these): a weapon
		// mounted on a back gun port (rearFiring) fires only into the LOOK-BACK
		// view; the rest fire only in the forward view.
		//
		Logical
			IsRearFiring() const			{ Check(this); return rearFiring; }
		Logical
			GetViewFireEnable() const		{ Check(this); return viewFireEnable; }
		void
			SetViewFireEnable(Logical enable){ Check(this); viewFireEnable = enable; }

		//
		// Fire state machine.  The weapon state is carried in the weapon alarm
		// level: 0 = Firing, 2 = Loaded (ready), 3 = Loading, 4 = the
		// trigger-during-load blip.  CheckFireEdge is the rising-edge detector
		// on fireImpulse (binary @004b9608): TriggerState carries the raw
		// ControlsButton INT bit-copied by the streamed direct mapping, so the
		// compare works on the BIT PATTERNS as signed ints (sign-correct for
		// the button ints AND genuine floats), reproducing the binary's x87
		// semantics.  ComputeOutputVoltage (@004b9c9c) is the recharge-dial
		// writer.
		//
		enum {
			FiringState = 0,
			DryTriggerState = 1,
			LoadedState = 2,
			LoadingState = 3,
			TriggerDuringLoadState = 4,
			JammedState = 5,
			TriggerDuringJamState = 6,
			NoAmmoState = 7,
			WeaponStateCount = 8
		};

		unsigned
			GetWeaponState()				{ Check(this); return weaponAlarm.GetLevel(); }
		Logical
			CheckFireEdge();
		virtual void
			ComputeOutputVoltage();			// vtable slot 17; the Emitter overrides
											// with its charge-voltage form

	//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	// Local Data
	//
	protected:
		Scalar	rechargeRate;
		Scalar	weaponRange;
		Scalar	damageAmount;
		int		damageType;
		Scalar	heatCostToFire;
		int		targetWithinRange;
		Damage	damageData;
		Logical	rearFiring;
		Logical	viewFireEnable;
		//
		// Fire-machine state (binary @0x31C/0x320/0x324/0x328/0x330/0x350/
		// 0x3A4/0x3E8): the trigger sample pair, the recharge dial, targeting
		// ranges, and the weapon-state alarm.
		//
		Scalar	fireImpulse;
		Scalar	previousFireImpulse;
		Scalar	rechargeLevel;
		Scalar	rangeToTarget;
		Scalar	effectiveRange;
		int		estimatedReadyTime;
		Scalar	recoil;
		AlarmIndicator	weaponAlarm;
	};

#endif