CheckForNPCsToReactToEmoteBubble()

static void Terraria.GameContent.UI.EmoteBubble.CheckForNPCsToReactToEmoteBubble ( int emoteID, Player player )

inlinestatic

Definition at line 150 of file EmoteBubble.cs.

    {
        for (int i = 0; i < 200; i++)
        {
            NPC nPC = Main.npc[i];
            if (nPC != null && nPC.active && nPC.aiStyle == 7 && nPC.townNPC && !(nPC.ai[0] >= 2f) && ((player.CanBeTalkedTo && player.Distance(nPC.Center) < 200f) || !Collision.CanHitLine(nPC.Top, 0, 0, player.Top, 0, 0)))
            {
                int direction = (nPC.position.X < player.position.X).ToDirectionInt();
                nPC.ai[0] = 19f;
                nPC.ai[1] = 220f;
                nPC.ai[2] = player.whoAmI;
                nPC.direction = direction;
                nPC.netUpdate = true;
            }
        }
    }

References Terraria.Player.CanBeTalkedTo, Terraria.Collision.CanHitLine(), Terraria.Entity.Distance(), Terraria.Main.npc, Terraria.Entity.position, Terraria.Entity.Top, Terraria.Entity.whoAmI, and Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Vector2.X.

Referenced by Terraria.MessageBuffer.GetData(), Terraria.GameContent.UI.EmoteBubble.MakeLocalPlayerEmote(), Terraria.Chat.Commands.EmojiCommand.ProcessOutgoingMessage(), and Terraria.Chat.Commands.RockPaperScissorsCommand.ProcessOutgoingMessage().