Class SimpleBehaviorAction
A simple behavior action is a BehaviorAction that can be constructed simply without requiring a custom class that extends BehaviorAction. It does this through the Create(ActionSettings) method, similarly to TalkAction.
public class SimpleBehaviorAction : BehaviorAction<ActionBehavior>, IGenericDataHolder- Inheritance
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JsonTypeSafeGenericDataHolderSimpleBehaviorAction
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IGenericDataHolder
- Inherited Members
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JsonTypeSafeGenericDataHolder.GetDataKeys()
- Extension Methods
Constructors
SimpleBehaviorAction(ActionType, ActionInfo)
public SimpleBehaviorAction(ActionType type, ActionInfo info)Parameters
typeActionTypeinfoActionInfo
Properties
Settings
The underlying SimpleBehaviorAction.ActionSettings for this simple behavior action instance.
public SimpleBehaviorAction.ActionSettings Settings { get; }Property Value
Methods
AndThenIsCompleted()
MultiAction version of IsCompleted(). This method returns whether or not the main action is completed.
protected override CompletionType AndThenIsCompleted()Returns
- CompletionType
Whether the main action is completed
AndThenOnCompleted(CompletionType)
MultiAction version of OnCompleted(CompletionType). This method gets called when the main action completes.
protected override void AndThenOnCompleted(CompletionType type)Parameters
typeCompletionTypeThe completion of the main action
AndThenUpdate(GameTime, TimeSpan, float)
MultiAction version of Update(GameTime, TimeSpan, float). This method is called every update frame while the main action is active. By default, only MainElapsedTime is increased.
protected override void AndThenUpdate(GameTime time, TimeSpan passedInGame, float speedMultiplier)Parameters
timeGameTimeThe current game time
passedInGameTimeSpanThe amount of time that has passed, in game time
speedMultiplierfloatThe game speed multiplier, which represents how fast things should happen, which is usually determined by Speed
CanMultitask(Action)
Return true on this method if this action can be multi-tasked along with the passed Action. To actually check this property, CanMultitask(Action, Action) should be used as it compares both objects. A multi-tasking is an action that is currently active along with another action. By default, multi-tasking is disallowed for any action.
public override bool CanMultitask(Action other)Parameters
otherActionThe action to multi-task with
Returns
- bool
Whether this action can be multi-tasked
Create(ActionSettings)
Creates a new set of type settings that uses the SimpleBehaviorAction underlying action type, with the given settings.
A part of this method, the ActionType.TypeSettings's CanExecute delegate is extended with the DisallowedEmotions.
public static ActionType.TypeSettings Create(SimpleBehaviorAction.ActionSettings settings)Parameters
settingsSimpleBehaviorAction.ActionSettingsThe settings to use for construction.
Returns
- ActionType.TypeSettings
A set of ActionType.TypeSettings to use for registering.