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DarkflameServer/dGame/dComponents/MovingPlatformComponent.h
Aaron Kimbrell 3112379387 fix(moving platform): a mover's states as the client and live: 12 stopped, 9 and 25 waiting, 28 stopped at an end
The state bits were named the wrong way round: 1 is waiting and 4 is stopped (LWOPlatform::StartTravelling 0x0058b170, StopTravelling 0x0058b1d0), and the client only stops on 4 (LWOPlatform::Deserialize 0x00c870e0), so a mover stopped on its way kept moving on the client. The mover now runs as LWOPlatform::RunPlatform 0x00c86e10, ArrivedAtWaypoint 0x00c86c30, HandleWaypointArrived 0x00c17bc0 and ResumeTravelling 0x00c86b90, which gives the states of the live captures: 12 until started, 9 waiting at a waypoint (25 at an end), 2 on its way, 28 stopped at an end of a path run once. A GoToWaypoint at a waypoint waits there first with the desired waypoint, as the NJ falling tiles did, and a mover that stops is not serialized for it. A quick build's mover does not run until it is built.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-11-10 14:14:44 -06:00

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/*
* Darkflame Universe
* Copyright 2019
*/
#ifndef MOVINGPLATFORMCOMPONENT_H
#define MOVINGPLATFORMCOMPONENT_H
#include <memory>
#include <vector>
#include "RakNetTypes.h"
#include "NiPoint3.h"
#include "NiQuaternion.h"
#include <string>
#include "dCommonVars.h"
#include "EntityManager.h"
#include "Component.h"
#include "eMovementPlatformState.h"
#include "eReplicaComponentType.h"
struct ObjectLoadState;
class Path;
namespace GameMessages { struct PlatformResync; }
/**
* Different types of available platforms
*/
enum class eMoverSubComponentType : uint32_t {
mover = 4,
/**
* A two point mover set up from the MovingPlatforms table or the platformMove* settings (used in NJ)
*/
simpleMover = 5,
/**
* A mover that turns between rotations along its path (same data as a mover)
*/
rotater = 6,
/**
* The level config set the platform flags all false: the client makes no subcomponent
*/
none = 0,
};
/**
* The client's platform state flags (LWOPlatform), as live sent them: a platform that was never started is stopped at
* its waypoint (12), one waiting out a waypoint's wait is 9 (25 at either end of its path), one on its way is 2 and
* one that stopped at an end of a path run once is 28.
*/
namespace ePlatformStateFlag {
constexpr uint32_t Waiting = 1;
constexpr uint32_t Travelling = 2;
constexpr uint32_t Stopped = 4;
constexpr uint32_t ReachedDesiredWaypoint = 8;
constexpr uint32_t ReachedFinalDestination = 16;
// What LWOPlatform::UpdateVelocities 0x00bd4330 keeps when the platform sets off (it drops the two "reached" bits)
constexpr uint32_t MovementMask = Waiting | Travelling | Stopped;
};
/**
* How the client picks the subcomponents (LWOMovingPlatformComponent::LoadConfigData and SetupPlatform): one for each
* of the platformIsMover, platformIsSimpleMover and platformIsRotater settings that is true, in that order, and when
* none is set a mover for a platform with no registry component (set up from its attached path) or a simple mover for
* one with a registry component.
*/
std::vector<eMoverSubComponentType> ChooseSubComponentTypes(int32_t componentID, const Entity& entity);
// The first of ChooseSubComponentTypes (none when there are none): the one the server runs
eMoverSubComponentType ChooseMoverSubComponentType(int32_t componentID, const Entity& entity);
/**
* The base of the platform subcomponents, as the client's LWOPlatform (mover, simple mover and rotator are built on
* it): the platform's state between the waypoints of its path, which LWOPlatform::Deserialize 0x00c870e0 reads.
*/
class PlatformSubComponent {
public:
virtual ~PlatformSubComponent() = default;
virtual eMoverSubComponentType GetType() const = 0;
// LWOPlatform::Deserialize 0x00c870e0: a dirty bit, the state, desired waypoint, whether to stop there, reverse, the
// percent between the waypoints, where it is, the current and next waypoints, the time waited and the time travelled
virtual void Serialize(RakNet::BitStream& outBitStream, bool bIsInitialUpdate);
// ePlatformStateFlag bits
uint32_t mState = ePlatformStateFlag::Stopped | ePlatformStateFlag::ReachedDesiredWaypoint;
int32_t mDesiredWaypointIndex = -1;
bool mInReverse = false;
bool mShouldStopAtDesiredWaypoint = false;
// From the current waypoint (0) to the next (1)
float mPercentBetweenPoints = 0;
// Where it is now (current waypoint + percent towards the next)
NiPoint3 mPosition{};
uint32_t mCurrentWaypointIndex = 0;
uint32_t mNextWaypointIndex = 0;
// Time spent at the waypoint, and how long it waits there (LWOPlatform::SetWaitingTime 0x00bdc860: the waypoint's
// wait, at least 0.1 s); the wait only counts once it was set
float mIdleTimeElapsed = 0;
float mTimeToWait = 0;
bool mWaitSet = false;
// The current waypoint's wait
float mWaitTime = 0;
// Whether it runs: a quick build's platform does not until it is built, nor while the quick build is open again
// (LWOPlatform::SendMessage 0x00bdc930, RebuildNotifyState)
bool mActive = true;
// Time travelled since the current waypoint (time based paths only)
float mMoveTimeElapsed = 0;
// The current and next waypoints' speeds; time based paths: the seconds from one to the next in mCurrentSpeed
float mCurrentSpeed = 0;
float mNextSpeed = 0;
// From the current waypoint to the next
float mSegmentLength = 0;
bool mTimeBased = false;
};
/**
* A mover along its path (4), as the client's LWOPlatformMover, run by the server as live ran it: the client's
* LWOPlatform logic (RunPlatform 0x00c86e10, ArrivedAtWaypoint 0x00c86c30, HandleWaypointArrived 0x00c17bc0,
* ResumeTravelling 0x00c86b90, ProcessStateChange 0x00cce380, GetNextWaypoint 0x00bd4490 / GetNextReversedWaypoint
* 0x00bd4420, the speeds of GetWaypointSpeed 0x00be90d0). Live serialized it when it began waiting at a waypoint and
* when it left one, not when it stopped (the client stops by itself).
*/
class MoverSubComponent final : public PlatformSubComponent {
public:
MoverSubComponent(const NiPoint3& startPos) { mPosition = startPos; }
eMoverSubComponentType GetType() const override { return eMoverSubComponentType::mover; }
};
/**
* A rotator (6), as the client's LWOPlatformRotator: it only spins (rotX/rotY/rotZ at rate) while travelling; it sends
* the LWOPlatform data a mover sends.
*/
class RotatorSubComponent final : public PlatformSubComponent {
public:
RotatorSubComponent(const NiPoint3& startPos) { mPosition = startPos; }
eMoverSubComponentType GetType() const override { return eMoverSubComponentType::rotater; }
};
/**
* A simple mover (5), as the client's LWOPlatformSimpleMover: between a start point and that point moved by
* platformMove (in the start rotation), taking platformMoveTime seconds, as GenerateSimpleMoverPath builds its two
* waypoint path. At an end it has stopped there (28), as any platform on a path run once.
*/
class SimpleMoverSubComponent final : public PlatformSubComponent {
public:
// Live constructed the NJ counterweights waiting at their waypoint (9)
SimpleMoverSubComponent() { mState = ePlatformStateFlag::Waiting | ePlatformStateFlag::ReachedDesiredWaypoint; }
eMoverSubComponentType GetType() const override { return eMoverSubComponentType::simpleMover; }
// LWOPlatformSimpleMover::Deserialize: a dirty bit, then whether there is a starting point with its position and
// rotation (w, x, y, z); a dirty bit, then the state, the current waypoint and whether it is reversing
void Serialize(RakNet::BitStream& outBitStream, bool bIsInitialUpdate) override;
NiPoint3 mStartPosition{};
NiQuaternion mStartRotation{};
NiPoint3 mMove{};
float mMoveTime = 0.0f;
bool mStartAtEnd = false;
bool mDirtyStartingPoint = false;
bool mDirtyState = false;
/**
* The world position of a waypoint (0 the start, 1 the end)
*/
NiPoint3 GetWaypointPosition(int32_t index) const;
};
/**
* Represents entities that may be moving platforms, indicating how they should move through the world.
* NOTE: the logic in this component hardly does anything, apparently the client can figure most of this stuff out
* if you just serialize it correctly, resulting in smoother results anyway. Don't be surprised if the exposed APIs
* don't at all do what you expect them to as we don't instruct the client of changes made here.
* ^^^ Trivia: This made the red blocks platform and property platforms a pain to implement.
*/
class MovingPlatformComponent final : public Component {
public:
static constexpr eReplicaComponentType ComponentType = eReplicaComponentType::MOVING_PLATFORM;
// The client's allocator for this type (ObjectLoader2::DoObjectComponentLoad calls it in load order)
static void Allocator(Entity& entity, ObjectLoadState& state);
MovingPlatformComponent(Entity* parent, const int32_t componentID, const std::string& pathName);
void LoadDataFromTemplate() override;
void LoadConfigData() override;
~MovingPlatformComponent() override;
void Serialize(RakNet::BitStream& outBitStream, bool bIsInitialUpdate) override;
/**
* Stops all pathing, called when an entity starts a quick build associated with this platform
*/
void OnQuickBuildInitilized();
/**
* Starts the pathing, called when an entity completed a quick build associated with this platform
*/
void OnCompleteQuickBuild();
/**
* Updates the movement state for the moving platform
* @param value the movement state to set
*/
void SetMovementState(eMovementPlatformState value);
/**
* Instructs the moving platform to go to some waypoint
* @param index the index of the waypoint
* @param stopAtWaypoint determines if the platform should stop at the waypoint
*/
void GotoWaypoint(uint32_t index, bool stopAtWaypoint = true);
/**
* Starts the pathing of this platform, setting appropriate waypoints and speeds
*/
void StartPathing();
/**
* Stops the platform from moving, waiting for it to be activated again.
*/
void StopPathing();
/**
* Determines if the entity should be serialized on the next update
* @param value whether to serialize the entity or not
*/
void SetSerialized(bool value);
/**
* Returns if this platform will start automatically after spawn
* @return if this platform will start automatically after spawn
*/
bool GetNoAutoStart() const;
/**
* Sets the auto start value for this platform
* @param value the auto start value to set
*/
void SetNoAutoStart(bool value);
/**
* Warps the platform to a waypoint index, skipping its current path
* @param index the index to go to
*/
void WarpToWaypoint(size_t index);
/**
* Returns the waypoint this platform was previously at
* @return the waypoint this platform was previously at
*/
size_t GetLastWaypointIndex() const;
/**
* The mover or rotator the server runs (the first subcomponent), if it is one
*/
PlatformSubComponent* GetMoverSubComponent() const;
/**
* Returns the simple mover sub component, if this platform is a simple mover
*/
SimpleMoverSubComponent* GetSimpleMoverSubComponent() const;
eMoverSubComponentType GetMoverSubComponentType() const { return m_MoverSubComponentType; }
/**
* Called when a simple mover gets to the waypoint it was sent to: the client's LWOPlatform::ArrivedAtWaypoint
* and HandleWaypointArrived (Arrived, then ArrivedAtDesiredWaypoint and PlatformAtLastWaypoint)
*/
void OnSimpleMoverArrived(int32_t index);
private:
/**
* The path this platform is currently on
*/
const Path* m_Path = nullptr;
/**
* The name of the path this platform is currently on
*/
std::u16string m_PathName;
/**
* Whether the platform has stopped pathing
*/
bool m_PathingStopped = false;
// The waypoint the path starts at (attached_path_start), written with the path
uint32_t m_StartWaypoint = 0;
/**
* The type of the first subcomponent, the one the server runs (none without one)
*/
eMoverSubComponentType m_MoverSubComponentType = eMoverSubComponentType::none;
/**
* The subcomponents, one per type the client makes (ChooseSubComponentTypes), in its order
*/
std::vector<std::unique_ptr<PlatformSubComponent>> m_SubComponents;
// The object's quick build, looked up when the platform first runs
class QuickBuildComponent* m_QuickBuild = nullptr;
bool m_CheckedQuickBuild = false;
/**
* Counts sends so an arrival timer from an older send does nothing
*/
uint32_t m_MoveGeneration = 0;
void SimpleMoverGotoWaypoint(int32_t index);
void FireArrivalHooks(uint32_t index, bool atDesiredWaypoint, bool atLastWaypoint);
// LWOPlatform::ProcessStateChange: index becomes the current waypoint (the next from the path's behavior and direction)
void MoverProcessStateChange(uint32_t index);
// LWOPlatform::SetWaitingTime: starts a wait of at least 0.1 s
void MoverSetWaitingTime(float waitTime, float idleTimeElapsed);
// LWOPlatform::ResumeTravelling: stopped between two waypoints it travels on; at a waypoint it first waits there
void MoverResumeTravelling();
// LWOPlatform::ArrivedAtWaypoint: once it is at its next waypoint
void MoverArrivedAtWaypoint();
// LWOPlatform::HandleWaypointArrived: tells the scripts, then a platform that travels on waits at the waypoint
void MoverHandleWaypointArrived(uint32_t index, bool atDesiredWaypoint, bool atLastWaypoint);
public:
void Run(float deltaTime) override;
// The mover's state as a PlatformResync gives it (RequestPlatformResync)
void FillResync(GameMessages::PlatformResync& resync) const;
// A mover on a path, run by the server (a rotater only spins: no waypoints)
bool IsMover() const;
// Whether the platform follows a path (its attached_path); a simple mover without one has no waypoints
bool HasPath() const { return m_Path != nullptr; }
private:
/**
* Whether the platform shouldn't auto start
*/
bool m_NoAutoStart;
/**
* Whether to serialize the entity on the next update
*/
bool m_Serialize = false;
};
#endif // MOVINGPLATFORMCOMPONENT_H