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#ifndef _AISTRUCT_H
#define _AISTRUCT_H

#include "inferno.h"
//#include "polyobj.h"

#define	GREEN_GUY	1

#define MAX_SEGMENTS_PER_PATH		20

#define	PA_WEAPON_WALL_COLLISION	2		// Level of robot awareness after player weapon hits nearby wall
//#define	PA_PLAYER_VISIBLE				2		//	Level of robot awareness if robot is looking towards player, and player not hidden
#define	PA_NEARBY_ROBOT_FIRED		1		// Level of robot awareness after nearby robot fires a weapon
#define	PA_PLAYER_COLLISION			3		// Level of robot awareness after player bumps into robot
#define	PA_WEAPON_ROBOT_COLLISION	4		// Level of robot awareness after player weapon hits nearby robot

// #define	PAE_WEAPON_HIT_WALL		1					// weapon hit wall, create player awareness
// #define	PAE_WEAPON_HIT_ROBOT		2					// weapon hit wall, create player awareness

//	Constants indicating currently moving forward or backward through path.
//	Note that you can add aip->direction to aip_path_index to get next segment on path.
#define	AI_DIR_FORWARD		1
#define	AI_DIR_BACKWARD	(-AI_DIR_FORWARD)

//	Behaviors
#define	AIB_STILL						0x80
#define	AIB_NORMAL						0x81
#define	AIB_BEHIND						0x82
#define	AIB_RUN_FROM					0x83
#define	AIB_SNIPE						0x84
#define	AIB_STATION						0x85
#define	AIB_FOLLOW						0x86

#define	MIN_BEHAVIOR	0x80
#define	MAX_BEHAVIOR	0x86

//	Modes
#define	AIM_STILL						0
#define	AIM_WANDER						1
#define	AIM_FOLLOW_PATH				2
#define	AIM_CHASE_OBJECT				3
#define	AIM_RUN_FROM_OBJECT			4
#define	AIM_BEHIND						5
#define	AIM_FOLLOW_PATH_2				6
#define	AIM_OPEN_DOOR					7
#define	AIM_GOTO_PLAYER				8	//	Only for escort behavior
#define	AIM_GOTO_OBJECT				9	//	Only for escort behavior

#define	AIM_SNIPE_ATTACK				10
#define	AIM_SNIPE_FIRE					11
#define	AIM_SNIPE_RETREAT				12
#define	AIM_SNIPE_RETREAT_BACKWARDS 13
#define	AIM_SNIPE_WAIT					14

#define	AIM_THIEF_ATTACK				15
#define	AIM_THIEF_RETREAT				16
#define	AIM_THIEF_WAIT					17

#define	AISM_GOHIDE						0
#define	AISM_HIDING						1

#define	AI_MAX_STATE	7
#define	AI_MAX_EVENT	4

#define	AIS_NONE		0
#define	AIS_REST		1
#define	AIS_SRCH		2
#define	AIS_LOCK		3
#define	AIS_FLIN		4
#define	AIS_FIRE		5
#define	AIS_RECO		6
#define	AIS_ERR_		7

#define	AIE_FIRE		0
#define	AIE_HITT		1
#define	AIE_COLL		2
#define	AIE_HURT		3

//typedef struct opath {
//	byte			path_index;					// current index of path
//	byte			path_direction;			// current path direction
//	byte			path_length;				//	length of current path
//	byte			nothing;
//	short			path[MAX_SEGMENTS_PER_PATH];
//	short			always_0xabc;				//	If this is ever not 0xabc, then someone overwrote
//} opath;
//
//typedef struct oai_state {
//	short			mode;							// 
//	short			counter;						// kind of a hack, frame countdown until switch modes
//	opath			paths[2];
//	vms_vector	movement_vector;			// movement vector for one second
//} oai_state;

#define	SUB_FLAGS_GUNSEG			0x01
#define	SUB_FLAGS_SPROX			0x02			//	If set, then this bot drops a super prox, not a prox, when it's time to drop something
#define	SUB_FLAGS_CAMERA_AWAKE	0x04			//	If set, a camera (on a missile) woke this robot up, so don't fire at player.  Can look real stupid!

//	Constants defining meaning of flags in ai_state
#define	MAX_AI_FLAGS	11					//	This MUST cause word (4 bytes) alignment in ai_static, allowing for one byte mode

#define	CURRENT_GUN		flags[0]			//	This is the last gun the object fired from
#define	CURRENT_STATE	flags[1]			//	current behavioral state
#define	GOAL_STATE		flags[2]			//	goal state
#define	PATH_DIR			flags[3]			//	direction traveling path, 1 = forward, -1 = backward, other = error!
#define	SUB_FLAGS		flags[4]			//	bit 0: Set -> Robot's current gun in different segment than robot's center.
#define	GOALSIDE			flags[5]			//	for guys who open doors, this is the side they are going after.
#define	CLOAKED			flags[6]			//	Cloaked now.
#define	SKIP_AI_COUNT	flags[7]			//	Skip AI this frame, but decrement in do_ai_frame.
#define  REMOTE_OWNER	flags[8]			// Who is controlling this remote AI object (multiplayer use only)
#define  REMOTE_SLOT_NUM flags[9]			// What slot # is this robot in for remote control purposes (multiplayer use only)
#define  MULTI_ANGER		flags[10]		// How angry is a robot in multiplayer mode

//	This is the stuff that is permanent for an AI object and is therefore saved to disk.
typedef struct ai_static {
	ubyte			behavior;					// 
	byte			flags[MAX_AI_FLAGS];		// various flags, meaning defined by constants
	short			hide_segment;				//	Segment to go to for hiding.
	short			hide_index;					//	Index in Path_seg_points
	short			path_length;				//	Length of hide path.
	byte			cur_path_index;			//	Current index in path.
	byte			dying_sound_playing;		//	!0 if this robot is playing its dying sound.

// -- not needed! -- 	short			follow_path_start_seg;	//	Start segment for robot which follows path.
// -- not needed! -- 	short			follow_path_end_seg;		//	End segment for robot which follows path.

	short			danger_laser_num;
	int			danger_laser_signature;
	fix			dying_start_time;			//	Time at which this robot started dying.

//	byte			extras[28];					//	32 extra bytes for storing stuff so we don't have to change versions on disk
} ai_static;

//	This is the stuff which doesn't need to be saved to disk.
typedef struct ai_local {
//	These used to be bytes, changed to ints so I could set watchpoints on them.
//	player_awareness_type..rapidfire_count used to be bytes
// goal_segment used to be short.
	int			player_awareness_type;	//	type of awareness of player
	int			retry_count;				//	number of retries in physics last time this object got moved.
	int			consecutive_retries;		//	number of retries in consecutive frames (ie, without a retry_count of 0)
	int			mode;							//	current mode within behavior
	int			previous_visibility;		//	Visibility of player last time we checked.
	int			rapidfire_count;			//	number of shots fired rapidly
	int			goal_segment;				//	goal segment for current path

	// -- MK, 10/21/95, unused -- fix			last_see_time, last_attack_time;	//	For sound effects, time at which player last seen, attacked
	
	fix			next_action_time;			// time in seconds until something happens, mode dependent
	fix			next_fire;					// time in seconds until can fire again
	fix			next_fire2;					// time in seconds until can fire again from second weapon
	fix			player_awareness_time;	//	time in seconds robot will be aware of player, 0 means not aware of player
	fix			time_player_seen;			//	absolute time in seconds at which player was last seen, might cause to go into follow_path mode
	fix			time_player_sound_attacked;			//	absolute time in seconds at which player was last seen with visibility of 2.
	fix			next_misc_sound_time;			//	absolute time in seconds at which this robot last made an angry or lurking sound.
	fix			time_since_processed;	//	time since this robot last processed in do_ai_frame
	vms_angvec	goal_angles[MAX_SUBMODELS];	//angles for each subobject
	vms_angvec	delta_angles[MAX_SUBMODELS];	//angles for each subobject
	byte			goal_state[MAX_SUBMODELS];	// Goal state for this sub-object
	byte			achieved_state[MAX_SUBMODELS];	// Last achieved state
} ai_local;

typedef struct {
	int			segnum;
	vms_vector	point;
} point_seg;

typedef struct {
	short		start, end;
} seg_seg;

#define	MAX_POINT_SEGS	2500

extern	point_seg	Point_segs[MAX_POINT_SEGS];
extern	point_seg	*Point_segs_free_ptr;
extern	int			Overall_agitation;

//	These are the information for a robot describing the location of the player last time he wasn't cloaked,
//	and the time at which he was uncloaked.  We should store this for each robot, but that's memory expensive.
//extern	fix			Last_uncloaked_time;
//extern	vms_vector	Last_uncloaked_position;

extern	void	ai_do_cloak_stuff(void);

#endif