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* 100% match most of the remaining methods, only Tickle and FUN_10030630 remain. * The interesting finding is that the curious members of the LegoBuildingManager form a short embedded fixed-length array used to store info about current animation of buildings. * I saw that you removed the SetY which I had added to MxMatrix. Agree that this method doesn't make sense on MxMatrix, however I've added it back to Matrix4. I see the pattern of setting / getting the Y component used in enough places that I doubt they were just hoping they remembered the subscript correctly every time. Let me know if you agree or still don't think it makes sense to include.
39 lines
1.1 KiB
C++
39 lines
1.1 KiB
C++
#ifndef __LEGOWEGEDGE_H
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#define __LEGOWEGEDGE_H
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#include "decomp.h"
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#include "legoweedge.h"
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#include "mxgeometry/mxgeometry3d.h"
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// VTABLE: LEGO1 0x100db7f8
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// SIZE 0x54
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class LegoWEGEdge : public LegoWEEdge {
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public:
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LegoWEGEdge();
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~LegoWEGEdge() override;
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LegoResult VTable0x04() override; // vtable+0x04
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inline LegoU32 GetFlag0x10() { return m_unk0x0c & 0x10 ? FALSE : TRUE; }
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inline Mx4DPointFloat* GetUnknown0x14() { return &m_unk0x14; }
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inline Mx4DPointFloat* GetEdgeNormal(int index) { return &m_edgeNormals[index]; }
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inline LegoChar* GetName() { return m_name; }
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// SYNTHETIC: LEGO1 0x1009a7e0
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// LegoWEGEdge::`scalar deleting destructor'
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private:
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LegoU8 m_unk0x0c; // 0x0c
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LegoU8 m_unk0x0d; // 0x0d
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LegoChar* m_name; // 0x10
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Mx4DPointFloat m_unk0x14; // 0x14
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Mx4DPointFloat* m_edgeNormals; // 0x2c
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Mx3DPointFloat m_unk0x30; // 0x30
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LegoU32 m_unk0x44; // 0x44
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LegoU8 m_unk0x48; // 0x48
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undefined* m_unk0x4c; // 0x4c
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undefined* m_unk0x50; // 0x50
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};
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#endif // __LEGOWEGEDGE_H
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