gauge.c File Reference

The gauge game. More...

#include "field/field_mode.h"

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Functions
static void	moveGaugeCursor (GaugeGame *task)
	The cursor goes back and forth over the gauge at the game's speed.
static void	drawGauge (GaugeGame *task)
	Draws the four frames sprite (0x60-0x63) at pos, next to the player, then the gauge: its cursor, its row of cells and its frame.
void	FIELDSTG_runGauge (GaugeGame *task)
	A gauge game: a cursor runs back and forth along one of the gauge rows until cross is pressed, then slows down and stops; the cell it stops on (2 bits) fails (0) or calls FIELDSTG_battleFuncs.startEventBattle with 4 (1) or 7 (2).
GaugeGame *	FIELDSTG_createGauge (Vec2 pos)
	Creates the gauge game at a tile.

Detailed Description

The gauge game.

Definition in file gauge.c.

Function Documentation

moveGaugeCursor()

static void moveGaugeCursor ( GaugeGame *  task )

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The cursor goes back and forth over the gauge at the game's speed.

< the row's 48 pixels, in 1/256 pixels

< the row's 48 pixels, in 1/256 pixels

Definition at line 6 of file gauge.c.

Referenced by FIELDSTG_runGauge().

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drawGauge()

static void drawGauge ( GaugeGame *  task )

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Draws the four frames sprite (0x60-0x63) at pos, next to the player, then the gauge: its cursor, its row of cells and its frame.

< the map, its objects and characters, and the menus

< the map, its objects and characters, and the menus

< where it is drawn, on the screen

< + the row

< where it is drawn, on the screen

< its sprites, of FIELD_SPRITES_FILE's sheet 1

< where it is drawn, on the screen

Definition at line 26 of file gauge.c.

Referenced by FIELDSTG_runGauge().

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FIELDSTG_runGauge()

void FIELDSTG_runGauge

(

GaugeGame *

task

)

A gauge game: a cursor runs back and forth along one of the gauge rows until cross is pressed, then slows down and stops; the cell it stops on (2 bits) fails (0) or calls FIELDSTG_battleFuncs.startEventBattle with 4 (1) or 7 (2).

gauge.c

In Europe the rows are random only while GAME.randomGauges lasts, then it is GAUGE_EMPTY_ROW. The match depends on the cell read and shifted as two statements.

< the random rows of FIELDSTG_gaugeRows

< the European version's, all zeros

< frames before the cursor runs

< until cross is pressed

< one time in four

< SYSTEM06

< one time in four

< frames on the stopped cursor

Definition at line 52 of file gauge.c.

Referenced by FIELDSTG_createGauge().

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FIELDSTG_createGauge()

GaugeGame * FIELDSTG_createGauge

(

Vec2

pos

)

Creates the gauge game at a tile.

Definition at line 158 of file gauge.c.

Referenced by FIELDSTG_startActorGauge().

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