vault_nearby.h

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/// @file
/// Vault, before and after the thieves are caught: the two villagers who walk
/// about together (actors 14 and 15).
#include "types.h"
#include "field_obj.h"
 
// The update hook of actors 14 and 15. Their timer holds two bits: bit 0
// picks the partner (set for actor 14, whose partner is 15; clear for 15) and
// bit 1 is set while the party talks to them. A villager stops when close to
// and facing its partner, and otherwise when the leader is within 18 pixels in
// front of it. While the window work's word at 376 or the render mode is set
// the range is 26 pixels, and a villager being talked to stops whichever way
// it faces.
//
// UB: update hooks return void. In tbs-en vault_revisit, plain
// void differs in 13 bytes of the 152-byte function. Keep the unused
// native result in matching builds.
#ifdef UBFIX
static void Vault_UpdateWalkingVillager(union FieldObject *fieldObject) {
#else
static s32 Vault_UpdateWalkingVillager(union FieldObject *fieldObject) {
#endif
  struct FieldActor *self = (struct FieldActor *)fieldObject;
  u8 **globals = gWindowWork;
  u8 *scene = globals[0];
  u8 *workspace = globals[12];
  s16 *flags = &self->timer;
  s32 force = 0;
  s32 range = 18;
  struct FieldActor *partner;
  struct FieldActor *player;
 
  if ((*flags & 1) != 0) {
    partner = Object_GetById(15);
  } else {
    partner = Object_GetById(14);
  }
  if (Vault_StopIfFacingNear(self, partner, 32, 0) != 0) {
#ifdef UBFIX
    return;
#else
    return 0;
#endif
  }
 
  player = Object_GetById(ACTOR_PARTY_LEADER);
 
  if (*(s16 *)(workspace + 376) != 0 || scene[RENDER_MODE_OFFSET] != 0) {
    range = 26;
    if ((*flags & 2) != 0) {
      force = 1;
    }
  }
 
  Vault_StopIfFacingNear(self, player, range, force);
#ifdef UBFIX
  return;
#else
  return 0;
#endif
}