Struct eos_rs::api::dungeon_mode::DungeonEffectsInternals

pub struct DungeonEffectsInternals<'a>(_);

Internal functions for battle effect calculations.

Implementations

impl<'a> DungeonEffectsInternals<'a>

pub unsafe fn apply_damage( &mut self, attacker: &mut DungeonEntity, defender: &mut DungeonEntity, damage_data: &mut damage_data, param_4: undefined4, param_5: *mut undefined4, faint_reason: faint_reason ) -> bool

Applies damage to a monster. Displays the damage animation, lowers its health and handles reviving if applicable.

The EU version has some additional checks related to printing fainting messages under specific circumstances.

Returns true if the target fainted (reviving does not count as fainting).

Arguments

• attacker - The monster that is trying to inflict this status.
• defender - The monster that is being inflicted with this status.
• damage_data - Mutable reference to the damage_data struct that contains info about the
• param_4 - ?
• param_5 - ?
• param_6 - ?

Safety

The caller must make sure the undefined params are valid for this function.

pub fn try_spawn_enemy_item_drop( &mut self, attacker: &mut DungeonEntity, defender: &mut DungeonEntity )

Determine what item a defeated enemy should drop, if any, then (probably?) spawn that item underneath them.

This function is called at the time when an enemy is defeated from Self::apply_damage.

pub fn move_hit_check( &mut self, attacker: &mut DungeonEntity, defender: &mut DungeonEntity, the_move: &Move, use_second_accuracy: bool ) -> bool

Determines if a move used hits or misses the target.

Arguments

• attacker - The monster that is trying to inflict this status.
• defender - The monster that is being inflicted with this status.
• the_move - Reference to move data
• use_second_accuracy - True if the move’s first accuracy (accuracy1) should be used, false

pub unsafe fn execute_move_effect( &mut self, param_1: *mut undefined4, attacker: &mut DungeonEntity, the_move: &Move, param_4: undefined4, param_5: undefined4 )

Handles the effects that happen after a move is used. Includes a loop that is run for each target, multiple ability checks and the giant switch statement that executes the effect of the move used given its ID.

Arguments

• param_1 - pointer to some struct
• attacker - attacker pointer
• the_move - pointer to move data
• param_4 - ?
• param_5 - ?

Safety

The caller must make sure the undefined params are valid for this function.