QcSwingSpeed Struct

How long one arm swing lasts (decision E-881), shared by the client's animation and the server's cadence of swings while a player mines: the reference's six ticks (300 ms), one tick shorter per level of a hastening effect and two ticks longer per level of a tiring one. More...

Header: #include <common/gameplay/QcSwingSpeed.h>

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Public Functions

int	ticks() const

Public Variables

int	extraTicks
int	faster
int	slower

Static Public Members

const int	baseTicks
const QStringView	fatigueEffect
const QStringView	hasteEffect
const int	maxTicks
const int	minTicks
QcSwingSpeed	of(const QList<QcStatusEffect> &effects)

Detailed Description

Everything that changes the swing (status effects, a beacon, an enchantment of our own) adds its levels or ticks here, so the animation only ever asks ticks().

Member Function Documentation

`[static]` QcSwingSpeed QcSwingSpeed::of(const QList<QcStatusEffect> &effects)

Returns the swing of a body with the status effects: haste and mining fatigue by their names, so a pack that defines them changes the swing without any code (none of the base content does).

int QcSwingSpeed::ticks() const

Returns the swing's length in ticks, within minTicks..maxTicks.

Member Variable Documentation

const int QcSwingSpeed::baseTicks

The reference's swing without effects.

int QcSwingSpeed::extraTicks

Any other change in ticks, negative for faster (an enchantment of our own).

int QcSwingSpeed::faster

Levels that shorten the swing by one tick each (haste, a beacon's haste).

const int QcSwingSpeed::maxTicks

Mining fatigue V would be 16; the bound keeps a mod's level 100 from freezing the arm.

const int QcSwingSpeed::minTicks

The shortest swing.

int QcSwingSpeed::slower

Levels that lengthen it by two ticks each (mining fatigue).

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