PlayerFrame()

void Terraria.Player.PlayerFrame ( )

inline

Definition at line 10462 of file Player.cs.

        {
            int num = this.swimTime;
            bool wet = this.wet;
            this.swimTime = num;
            Item[] array = this.armor;
            Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Vector2 position = array.position;
            Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Vector2 velocity = array.velocity;
            Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Vector2 oldPosition = array.oldPosition;
            bool notAmmo = array.notAmmo;
            bool material = array.material;
            bool summon = array.summon;
            if (!this.dead)
            {
                this.UpdateVisibleAccessories();
                int num2 = this.head;
                int num3 = this.body;
                int num4 = this.legs;
            }
            bool male = this.Male;
            if (!material)
            {
            }
        }

References Terraria.Player.armor, System.array, Terraria.Player.body, Terraria.Player.dead, Terraria.Player.head, j__TPar, Terraria.Player.legs, Terraria.Player.Male, Terraria.Entity.oldPosition, Terraria.Entity.position, Terraria.Player.swimTime, Terraria.Player.UpdateVisibleAccessories(), Terraria.Entity.velocity, and Terraria.Entity.wet.

Referenced by Terraria.GameContent.Animations.Segments.PlayerSegment.Draw(), GUIPlayerCreateMenu.DrawPlayer(), GUIPlayerSelectMenu.DrawPlayer(), Terraria.Graphics.Renderers.LegacyPlayerRenderer.DrawPlayerFull(), GUIPlayerCreateMenu.DrawSelectedHair(), GUIPlayerCreateMenu.DrawSelectedPlayer(), and GUIPlayerCreateMenu.StyleDraw().