mario_actions_cutscene.h File Reference

#include "types.h"

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Functions
void	print_displaying_credits_entry (void)
	print_displaying_credits_entry: Print the current displaying Credits Entry Called in render_game. More...
void	BehEndPeachLoop (void)
void	BehEndToadLoop (void)
s32	geo_switch_peach_eyes (s32 run, struct GraphNode *node, UNUSED s32 a2)
s32	mario_ready_to_speak (void)
	mario_ready_to_speak: Determine if Mario is able to speak to a NPC The following conditions must be met in order for Mario to be considered ready to speak. More...
s32	set_mario_npc_dialog (s32)
s32	mario_execute_cutscene_action (struct MarioState *)

Function Documentation

BehEndPeachLoop()

void BehEndPeachLoop

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void

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BehEndToadLoop()

void BehEndToadLoop

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void

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geo_switch_peach_eyes()

s32 geo_switch_peach_eyes	(	s32	run,
		struct GraphNode *	node,
		UNUSED s32	a2
	)

mario_execute_cutscene_action()

s32 mario_execute_cutscene_action

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struct MarioState *

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mario_ready_to_speak()

s32 mario_ready_to_speak

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void

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mario_ready_to_speak: Determine if Mario is able to speak to a NPC The following conditions must be met in order for Mario to be considered ready to speak.

1: Mario's action must be in the stationary or moving action groups, or if not, he must be in the "waiting for dialog" state. 2: Mario mat not be riding a shell or be invulnerable. 3: Mario must not be in first person mode.

print_displaying_credits_entry()

void print_displaying_credits_entry

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void

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print_displaying_credits_entry: Print the current displaying Credits Entry Called in render_game.

This function checks if sDispCreditsEntry points to a credits entry (see act_credits_cutscene), and if so, display it. The reason this is called every frame in render_game is because the credits need to display on top of everything else. To print a credits entry, we take the first character of the first string, subtract the value of the 0 character, and use that as the number of lines to print, excluding the title. Then, we print the title (after advancing the pointer by 1) at X 28, Y either 28 or 172, depending on the print at bottom flag. Finally, we print each line using the number of lines previously stored as a counter, and increase the Y value by either the constant 16 (JP only) or by the value of lineHeight.

set_mario_npc_dialog()

s32 set_mario_npc_dialog

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s32

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