class CCitadel_Hideout_BallVData : publicCEntitySubclassVDataBase{public: float32 m_flModelScale; // MPropertyDescription = A bit of grace distance ontop of the player's capsule vs the ball radius, to make contact a little easier float32 m_flBallTouchRadius; float32 m_flForceMult; float32 m_flForceMultBullet; float32 m_flMaxDistanceAway; float32 m_flDamagePositionOffset; CSoundEventName m_strKickSoundName; CSoundEventName m_strGoalSoundName; // MPropertyStartGroup = Ball Touch Force // MPropertyDescription = Always kick at least this much in the direction the player is facing. float32 m_flMinPlayerBallTouchForce; // MPropertyStartGroup = Ball Light Melee Forces // MPropertyDescription = Same as above but when meleeing float32 m_flMinPlayerLightMeleeForce; // MPropertyDescription = Degrees pitch to launch the ball up float32 m_flPlayerLightMeleeChipAngle; // MPropertyDescription = Same as above but when heavy meleeing. Note you're at zero speed when delivering melee so this must be higher than you'd think float32 m_flMinPlayerHeavyMeleeForce; // MPropertyDescription = The player's speed in the direciton they are headed is multiplied by this. float32 m_flForceMultPlayer; // MPropertyDescription = Proportion of player's speed inherited directly from the player. float32 m_flInheritPlayerSpeedMultiplier; // MPropertyDescription = Looking at your feet vs looking at the horizon creates a multiplier to the kick - aim up to lob/shoot, aim down to dribble. CPiecewiseCurve m_ForceVSCameraPitch; // MPropertyStartGroup = Misc Juggle Minigame // MPropertyDescription = Keep the player on their feet by adding more of a degree of randomness the more the juggle count goes up. CPiecewiseCurve m_ConsecutiveJugglesVsRandomness; // MPropertyDescription = The more difficult we get, the higher the gravity. So if this is 0.25, gravity multiplier will be 1 + 1.5 float32 fl_MaxExtraGravityScale; // MPropertyDescription = Don't show any effects at the apex of a juggled ball if it's less juggles than this int32 m_nMinJugglesBeforeDisplay; CResourceNameTyped<CWeakHandle<InfoForResourceTypeIParticleSystemDefinition>> m_BallApexParticle; // MPropertyDescription = Play a sound each time we reach an apex above the Min Juggles Befor eDisplay value CSoundEventName m_strBallApexSound; // MPropertyDescription = Plays when the juggle run ends (the ball touches a ground surface). This is not the same as contact sounds. It's a gameplay event CResourceNameTyped<CWeakHandle<InfoForResourceTypeIParticleSystemDefinition>> m_JuggleRunEnded; CSoundEventName m_strJuggleRunEnded; // MPropertyStartGroup = Visuals CResourceNameTyped<CWeakHandle<InfoForResourceTypeCModel>> m_hModel; CResourceNameTyped<CWeakHandle<InfoForResourceTypeIParticleSystemDefinition>> m_AmbientParticle;};
