C# 클래스 ACR_CreatureBehavior.CreatureObject

This determines if the creature has any negative status effects which prevent actions in combat.

Construct a creature object and insert it into the object table.

This returns the number of allies who are near hostile opponents.

Called when the creature is attacked.

Called when the creature's movement is blocked.

Called when someone attempts to open a static conversation with the creature.

Called when the creature is damaged.

Called when the creature dies.

Called at the end of a combat round, when direction for the next round of combat is necessary. This managed the bulk of action in combat.

Called approximately every six seconds on an NPC, regardless of whether or not the NPC is in combat.

Called when a creature picks up or loses an item.

Called when the perception state of the creature changes.

Called after a creature rests.

Called when the C# object state is being run down because the game engine half of the object has been deleted. This might occur after the fact.

Called when the creature is spawned, immediately after the class' constructors are run. Responsible for establishing party membership.

Called when a spell is cast on the creature.

Called whenever a builder invokes an event by script.

This refreshes the public variables which track status afflictions on the creature.

This function is the primary means by which actions are selected for a given combat round.

This will look for status afflictions that need healing.

This will look for the most-urgent disabling status afflictions on HealTarget and attempt to cure them.

This function causes Creature to switch to ranged weapons, if the weapon wielded isn't already ranged, and attack from a distance.

This will search for an ability to buff an ally, or oneself, which is not already applied to its target.

This attempts to find a valid place to put down large field-altering effects, and destructive (but dangerous and indiscriminate) spells. It will attempt to avoid friendly fire, but might hit allies who just happen to be within the area of effect anyway.

This attempts to find a place to send an attack which either only harms enemies or which only harms single targets.

This will search for an ability that will directly restore about HitPoints of hit points and use it on HealTarget

This will look for an action that will improve the condition of the party.

This serves as a wrapper about calls to ActionAttack, to apply things like the uncanny dodge modifiers

This method speaks a string of the creature calling out to its friends that it has spotted trouble.

Called when an object first hears an object.

Called when an object loses hearing of another object.

Called when an object loses sight of another object.

Called when an object first sees an object.

This orders this creature to perform whatever it's supposed to perform when not engaged in something else.

This orders Creature to bash Target until it is destroyed.

This seeks a target for a buff talent, prioritizing on high-risk allies, but only selecting one who doesn't already have the effect.

This seeks a target for for large terrain-altering or wide effect spells meant to sway battles. It prioritizes distant and high-danger targets.

This seeks an enemy target with the most visual effects present, which would imply an in-character motivation to dispel.

This seeks a known talent which can provide benefit to the party.

This seeks a known talent which can provide benefit to oneself.

This seeks a known talent which can provide benefit to one ally.

This function attempts to determine if the spell just cast on this creature was plausibly friendly fire, based on the locations of nearby enemies.

Determines if Creature has effects which would typically cause targeting problems, and might result in attacking a friendly person.

This function causes Creature1 and Creature2 to be flagged as temporary enemies of one another, with no specified decay time. They, thus, will fight until killed or separated, but will not break the rest of their factions.

This function causes Creature to switch to change to ranged weapons temporarily. It should be used when ranged combat is only a good idea for a moment, because of battlefield conditions.