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//
// Purpose: 
//
//=============================================================================//

#ifndef BASE_PLAYERANIMSTATE_H
#define BASE_PLAYERANIMSTATE_H
#ifdef _WIN32
#pragma once
#endif


#include "iplayeranimstate.h"
#include "studio.h"
#include "sequence_transitioner.h"

#ifdef CLIENT_DLL
	class C_BaseAnimatingOverlay;
	#define CBaseAnimatingOverlay C_BaseAnimatingOverlay
#else
	class CBaseAnimatingOverlay;
#endif

// If a guy is moving slower than this, then he's considered to not be moving
// (so he goes to his idle animation at full playback rate rather than his walk 
// animation at low playback rate).
#define MOVING_MINIMUM_SPEED 0.5f


#define MAIN_IDLE_SEQUENCE_LAYER 0	// For 8-way blended models, this layer blends an idle on top of the run/walk animation to simulate a 9-way blend.
									// For 9-way blended models, we don't use this layer.

#define AIMSEQUENCE_LAYER		1	// Aim sequence uses layers 0 and 1 for the weapon idle animation (needs 2 layers so it can blend).
#define NUM_AIMSEQUENCE_LAYERS	4	// Then it uses layers 2 and 3 to blend in the weapon run/walk/crouchwalk animation.


// Everyone who derives from CBasePlayerAnimState gets to fill in this info
// to drive how the animation state is generated.
class CModAnimConfig
{
public:
	// This tells how far the upper body can rotate left and right. If he begins to rotate
	// past this, it'll turn his feet to face his upper body.
	float	m_flMaxBodyYawDegrees;

	// How do the legs animate?
	LegAnimType_t m_LegAnimType;

	// Use aim sequences? (CS hostages don't).
	bool m_bUseAimSequences;
};


// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ //
// CBasePlayerAnimState declaration.
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ //

abstract_class CBasePlayerAnimState : virtual public IPlayerAnimState
{
public:
	DECLARE_CLASS_NOBASE( CBasePlayerAnimState );

	enum
	{
		TURN_NONE = 0,
		TURN_LEFT,
		TURN_RIGHT
	};

						CBasePlayerAnimState();
	virtual ~CBasePlayerAnimState();

	void Init( CBaseAnimatingOverlay *pPlayer, const CModAnimConfig &config );
	virtual void Release();

	// Update() and DoAnimationEvent() together maintain the entire player's animation state.
	//
	// Update() maintains the the lower body animation (the player's m_nSequence)
	// and the upper body overlay based on the player's velocity and look direction.
	//
	// It also modulates these based on events triggered by DoAnimationEvent.
	virtual void Update( float eyeYaw, float eyePitch );

	// This is called by the client when a new player enters the PVS to clear any events
	// the dormant version of the entity may have been playing.
	virtual void ClearAnimationState();

	// This is called every frame to prepare the animation layers to be filled with data
	// since we reconstruct them every frame (in case they get stomped by the networking
	// or anything else).
	virtual void ClearAnimationLayers();

	// The client uses this to figure out what angles to render the entity with (since as the guy turns,
	// it will change his body_yaw pose parameter before changing his rendered angle).
	virtual const QAngle& GetRenderAngles();


// Overrideables.
public:

	virtual bool ShouldUpdateAnimState();

	// This is called near the start of each frame.
	// The base class figures out the main sequence and the aim sequence, and derived
	// classes can overlay whatever other animations they want.
	virtual void ComputeSequences( CStudioHdr *pStudioHdr );

	// This is called to figure out what the main activity is. The mod-specific class 
	// overrides this to handle events like jumping, firing, etc.
	virtual Activity CalcMainActivity() = 0;

	// This is called to calculate the aim layer sequence. It usually figures out the 
	// animation prefixes and suffixes and calls CalcSequenceIndex().
	virtual int CalcAimLayerSequence( float *flCycle, float *flAimSequenceWeight, bool bForceIdle ) = 0;

	// This lets server-controlled idle sequences to play unchanged on the client
	virtual bool ShouldChangeSequences( void ) const;

	// If this returns true, then it will blend the current aim layer sequence with an idle aim layer
	// sequence based on how fast the character is moving, so it doesn't play the upper-body run at
	// full speed if he's moving really slowly.
	//
	// We return false on this for animations that don't have blends, like reloads.
	virtual bool ShouldBlendAimSequenceToIdle();

	// For the body left/right rotation, some models use a pose parameter and some use a bone controller.
	virtual float SetOuterBodyYaw( float flValue );

	// Return true if the player is allowed to move.
	virtual bool CanThePlayerMove();

	// This is called every frame to see what the maximum speed the player can move is.
	// It is used to determine where to put the move_x/move_y pose parameters or to
	// determine the animation playback rate, based on the player's movement speed.
	// The return value from here is interpolated so the playback rate or pose params don't move sharply.
	virtual float GetCurrentMaxGroundSpeed() = 0;

	// Display Con_NPrint output about the animation state. This is called if
	// we're on the client and if cl_showanimstate holds the current entity's index.
	void DebugShowAnimStateFull( int iStartLine );

	virtual void DebugShowAnimState( int iStartLine );
	void AnimStatePrintf( int iLine, const char *pMsg, ... );
	void AnimStateLog( const char *pMsg, ... );

	// Calculate the playback rate for movement layer
	virtual float CalcMovementPlaybackRate( bool *bIsMoving );

	// Allow inheriting classes to translate their desired activity, while keeping all
	// internal ACT comparisons using the base activity
	virtual Activity TranslateActivity( Activity actDesired ) { return actDesired; }

	// Allow inheriting classes to override SelectWeightedSequence
	virtual int SelectWeightedSequence( Activity activity );

public:
	
	void				GetPoseParameters( CStudioHdr *pStudioHdr, float poseParameter[MAXSTUDIOPOSEPARAM] );

	CBaseAnimatingOverlay	*GetOuter() const;

	void				RestartMainSequence();

	virtual	float		GetFeetYawRate( void );


// Helpers for the derived classes to use.
protected:

	// Sets up the string you specify, looks for that sequence and returns the index. 
	// Complains in the console and returns 0 if it can't find it.
	virtual int CalcSequenceIndex( const char *pBaseName, ... );

	Activity GetCurrentMainSequenceActivity() const;

	void				GetOuterAbsVelocity( Vector& vel ) const;
	float				GetOuterXYSpeed() const;

	// How long has it been since we cleared the animation state?
	float				TimeSinceLastAnimationStateClear() const;

	float				GetEyeYaw() const { return m_flEyeYaw; }

	void				SetOuterPoseParameter( int iParam, float flValue );

protected:
	
	CModAnimConfig		m_AnimConfig;
	CBaseAnimatingOverlay	*m_pOuter;

protected:
	virtual int			ConvergeAngles( float goal,float maxrate, float maxgap, float dt, float& current );
	virtual void		ComputePoseParam_MoveYaw( CStudioHdr *pStudioHdr );
	virtual void		ComputePoseParam_BodyPitch( CStudioHdr *pStudioHdr );
	virtual void		ComputePoseParam_BodyYaw();

	virtual void		ResetGroundSpeed( void );
	virtual bool		ShouldResetGroundSpeed( Activity oldActivity, Activity idealActivity );

protected:
	// The player's eye yaw and pitch angles.
	float m_flEyeYaw;
	float m_flEyePitch;

	// The following variables are used for tweaking the yaw of the upper body when standing still and
	//  making sure that it smoothly blends in and out once the player starts moving
	// Direction feet were facing when we stopped moving
	float				m_flGoalFeetYaw;

	float				m_flCurrentFeetYaw;
	bool				m_bCurrentFeetYawInitialized;

	float				m_flCurrentTorsoYaw;

	// To check if they are rotating in place
	float				m_flLastYaw;

	// Time when we stopped moving
	float				m_flLastTurnTime;

	// One of the above enums
	int					m_nTurningInPlace;

	QAngle				m_angRender;

	Vector2D			m_vLastMovePose;

private:

	// Update the prone state machine.
	void		UpdateProneState();

	// Get the string that's appended to animation names for the player's current weapon.
	const char* GetWeaponSuffix();

	Activity			BodyYawTranslateActivity( Activity activity );

	void				EstimateYaw();

	virtual bool		ShouldResetMainSequence( int iCurrentSequence, int iNewSequence );
	void				ComputeMainSequence();
	void				ComputeAimSequence();

	void				ComputePlaybackRate();

	void UpdateInterpolators();
	float GetInterpolatedGroundSpeed();

private:
	
	float m_flMaxGroundSpeed;

	float m_flLastAnimationStateClearTime;

	// If he's using 8-way blending, then we blend to this idle 
	int m_iCurrent8WayIdleSequence;
	int m_iCurrent8WayCrouchIdleSequence;

	// Last activity we've used on the lower body. Used to determine if animations should restart.
	Activity m_eCurrentMainSequenceActivity;	
												
	float				m_flGaitYaw;
	float				m_flStoredCycle;

	void UpdateAimSequenceLayers(
		float flCycle,
		int iFirstLayer,
		bool bForceIdle,
		CSequenceTransitioner *pTransitioner,
		float flWeightScale
		);

	void OptimizeLayerWeights( int iFirstLayer, int nLayers );

	// This gives us smooth transitions between aim anim sequences on the client.
	CSequenceTransitioner	m_IdleSequenceTransitioner;
	CSequenceTransitioner	m_SequenceTransitioner;
};

extern float g_flLastBodyPitch, g_flLastBodyYaw, m_flLastMoveYaw;


inline Activity CBasePlayerAnimState::GetCurrentMainSequenceActivity() const
{
	return m_eCurrentMainSequenceActivity;
}


#endif // BASE_PLAYERANIMSTATE_H