Functions for monster utilities. More...

#include "monster.h"

Functions
const char *	describe_race_flag (int flag)
	Return a description for the given monster race flag. More...

void	create_mon_flag_mask (bitflag *f,...)
	Create a mask of monster flags of a specific type. More...

struct monster_race *	lookup_monster (const char *name)
	Returns the monster with the given name. More...

struct monster_base *	lookup_monster_base (const char *name)
	Return the monster base matching the given name. More...

bool	match_monster_bases (const struct monster_base *base,...)
	Return whether the given base matches any of the names given. More...

void	update_mon (struct monster mon, struct chunk c, bool full)
	This function updates the monster record of the given monster. More...

void	update_monsters (bool full)
	Updates all the (non-dead) monsters via update_mon(). More...

bool	monster_carry (struct chunk c, struct monster mon, struct object *obj)
	Add the given object to the given monster's inventory. More...

void	monster_swap (int y1, int x1, int y2, int x2)
	Swap the players/monsters (if any) at two locations. More...

void	become_aware (struct monster *m)
	Make player fully aware of the given mimic. More...

void	update_smart_learn (struct monster mon, struct player p, int flag, int pflag, int element)
	The given monster learns about an "observed" resistance or other player state property, or lack of it. More...

bool	find_any_nearby_injured_kin (struct chunk c, const struct monster mon)
	Find out if there are any injured monsters nearby. More...

struct monster *	choose_nearby_injured_kin (struct chunk c, const struct monster mon)
	Choose one injured monster of the same base in LOS of the provided monster. More...

void	monster_death (struct monster *mon, bool stats)
	Handles the "death" of a monster. More...

bool	mon_take_hit (struct monster mon, int dam, bool fear, const char *note)
	Decreases a monster's hit points by `dam` and handle monster death. More...

void	monster_take_terrain_damage (struct monster *mon)
	Terrain damages monster. More...

Detailed Description

Functions for monster utilities.

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Function Documentation

void become_aware ( struct monster * mon )

Make player fully aware of the given mimic.

When a player becomes aware of a mimic, we update the monster memory and delete the "fake item" that the monster was mimicking.

References cave, delist_object(), monster_lore::flags, monster_race::flags, monster::fx, monster::fy, get_lore(), object::ix, object::iy, monster::mflag, mflag_has, mflag_off, monster::mimicked_obj, object::mimicking_m_idx, monster_carry(), msg, NULL, object_delete(), object_desc(), ODESC_BASE, PR_ITEMLIST, PR_MONLIST, PU_MONSTERS, PU_UPDATE_VIEW, monster::race, player_upkeep::redraw, rf_has, rf_on, square_excise_object(), square_isseen(), square_light_spot(), square_note_spot(), player_upkeep::update, and player::upkeep.

Referenced by do_cmd_open(), make_attack_spell(), mon_take_hit(), move_player(), process_monster(), process_monster_try_push(), and project_o().

struct monster* choose_nearby_injured_kin	(	struct chunk *	c,
		const struct monster *	mon
	)

Choose one injured monster of the same base in LOS of the provided monster.

Scan MAX_KIN_RADIUS grids around the monster to find potential grids, make a list of kin, and choose a random one.

References monster::fx, monster::fy, get_injured_kin(), MAX_KIN_RADIUS, NULL, set_add(), set_choose(), set_free(), and set_new().

Referenced by effect_handler_MON_HEAL_KIN().

void create_mon_flag_mask	(	bitflag *	f,
			...
	)

Create a mask of monster flags of a specific type.

Parameters

f	is the flag array we're filling
...	is the list of flags we're looking for

N.B. RFT_MAX must be the last item in the ... list

References args, i, monster_flag::index, RF_MAX, rf_on, rf_wipe, RFT_MAX, and monster_flag::type.

Referenced by lore_append_abilities(), lore_append_movement(), and lore_update().

const char* describe_race_flag ( int flag )

Return a description for the given monster race flag.

Returns an empty string for an out-of-range flag.

Parameters

flag	is one of the RF_ flags.

References monster_flag::desc, flag, and RF_MAX.

Referenced by lore_append_abilities(), lore_append_clause(), and lore_append_movement().

bool find_any_nearby_injured_kin	(	struct chunk *	c,
		const struct monster *	mon
	)

Find out if there are any injured monsters nearby.

See get_injured_kin() above for more details on what monsters qualify.

References monster::fx, monster::fy, get_injured_kin(), MAX_KIN_RADIUS, and NULL.

Referenced by remove_bad_spells().

struct monster_race* lookup_monster ( const char * name )

Returns the monster with the given name.

If no monster has the exact name given, returns the first monster with the given name as a (case-insensitive) substring.

References i, my_stricmp(), my_stristr(), monster_race::name, NULL, r_info, angband_constants::r_max, and z_info.

Referenced by finish_parse_lore(), finish_parse_monster(), get_debug_command(), parse_lore_name(), parse_pit_mon_ban(), parse_prefs_monster(), parse_quest_race(), rd_item(), rd_monster(), rd_monster_memory(), and test_match_monster_bases().

struct monster_base* lookup_monster_base ( const char * name )

Return the monster base matching the given name.

References monster_base::name, monster_base::next, NULL, rb_info, and streq.

Referenced by get_message_type(), match_monster_bases(), mon_take_hit(), parse_lore_base(), parse_lore_friends_base(), parse_monster_base(), parse_monster_friends_base(), parse_pit_mon_base(), parse_prefs_monster_base(), parse_slay_base(), and test_defaults().

bool match_monster_bases	(	const struct monster_base *	base,
			...
	)

Return whether the given base matches any of the names given.

Accepts a variable-length list of name strings. The list must end with NULL.

References lookup_monster_base(), name, NULL, and ok.

Referenced by summon_specific_okay(), and test_match_monster_bases().

bool mon_take_hit	(	struct monster *	mon,
		int	dam,
		bool *	fear,
		const char *	note
	)

Decreases a monster's hit points by dam and handle monster death.

Hack – we "delay" fear messages by passing around a "fear" flag.

We announce monster death (using an optional "death message" (note) if given, and a otherwise a generic killed/destroyed message).

Returns true if the monster has been killed (and deleted).

TODO: Consider decreasing monster experience over time, say, by using "(m_exp * m_lev * (m_lev)) / (p_lev * (m_lev + n_killed))" instead of simply "(m_exp * m_lev) / (p_lev)", to make the first monster worth more than subsequent monsters. This would also need to induce changes in the monster recall code. XXX XXX XXX

References monster_race::base, become_aware(), buf, delete_monster_idx(), player::exp_frac, monster_race::flags, format(), get_lore(), player_upkeep::health_who, history_add(), monster::hp, player::lev, monster_race::level, lookup_monster_base(), lore_update(), monster::m_timed, monster_race::max_num, monster::maxhp, MDESC_DEFAULT, MDESC_DIED_FROM, monster_race::mexp, monster::midx, mon_clear_timed(), mon_dec_timed(), mon_inc_timed(), MON_TMD_FLG_NOFAIL, MON_TMD_FLG_NOMESSAGE, MON_TMD_FLG_NOTIFY, monster_death(), monster_desc(), monster_is_camouflaged(), monster_is_destroyed(), monster_is_unique(), monster_is_visible(), monster_race_track(), msgt(), my_strcap(), notice_stuff(), monster_lore::pkills, player_exp_gain(), PR_HEALTH, monster::race, randint0, randint1, player_upkeep::redraw, rf_has, RF_UNIQUE, strnfmt(), monster_lore::tkills, and player::upkeep.

Referenced by effect_handler_THRUST_AWAY(), monster_take_terrain_damage(), project_m_player_attack(), py_attack_real(), and ranged_helper().

bool monster_carry	(	struct chunk *	c,
		struct monster *	mon,
		struct object *	obj
	)

Add the given object to the given monster's inventory.

Currently always returns true - it is left as a bool rather than void in case a limit on monster inventory size is proposed in future.

References object::held_m_idx, monster::held_obj, object::ix, object::iy, list_object(), monster::midx, object::next, object_absorb(), object_similar(), OSTACK_MONSTER, and pile_insert().

Referenced by become_aware(), melee_effect_handler_EAT_GOLD(), melee_effect_handler_EAT_ITEM(), mon_create_drop(), place_monster(), and process_monster_grab_objects().

void monster_death	(	struct monster *	mon,
		bool	stats
	)

Handles the "death" of a monster.

Disperses treasures carried by the monster centered at the monster location. Note that objects dropped may disappear in crowded rooms.

Checks for "Quest" completion when a quest monster is killed.

Note that only the player can induce "monster_death()" on Uniques. Thus (for now) all Quest monsters should be Uniques.

If stats is true, then we skip updating the monster memory. This is used by stats-generation code, for efficiency.

References cave, drop_near(), monster_race::flags, monster::fx, monster::fy, object::held_m_idx, monster::held_obj, lore_treasure(), monster::mimicked_obj, monster_is_unique(), monster_is_visible(), object::next, NULL, object_delete(), object::origin, pile_excise(), PR_MONLIST, PU_UPDATE_VIEW, quest_check(), monster::race, player_upkeep::redraw, rf_has, tval_is_money(), player_upkeep::update, and player::upkeep.

Referenced by mon_take_hit(), and project_m_monster_attack().

void monster_swap	(	int	y1,
		int	x1,
		int	y2,
		int	x2
	)

Swap the players/monsters (if any) at two locations.

References cave, cave_monster(), monster_race::flags, monster::fx, monster::fy, square::mon, PR_DTRAP, PR_MONLIST, PU_DISTANCE, PU_PANEL, PU_UPDATE_VIEW, player::px, player::py, monster::race, player_upkeep::redraw, rf_has, square_light_spot(), chunk::squares, player_upkeep::update, update_mon(), and player::upkeep.

Referenced by call_monster(), effect_handler_EARTHQUAKE(), effect_handler_TELEPORT(), effect_handler_TELEPORT_TO(), effect_handler_THRUST_AWAY(), hit_trap(), move_player(), process_monster(), and process_monster_try_push().

void monster_take_terrain_damage ( struct monster * mon )

Terrain damages monster.

References add_monster_message(), cave, monster_race::flags, monster::fx, monster::fy, MDESC_DEFAULT, mon_take_hit(), monster_desc(), monster_is_visible(), monster::race, randint1, rf_has, and square_isfiery().

Referenced by reset_monsters().

void update_mon	(	struct monster *	mon,
		struct chunk *	c,
		bool	full
	)

This function updates the monster record of the given monster.

This involves extracting the distance to the player (if requested), and then checking for visibility (natural, infravision, see-invis, telepathy), updating the monster visibility flag, redrawing (or erasing) the monster when its visibility changes, and taking note of any interesting monster flags (cold-blooded, invisible, etc).

Note the new "mflag" field which encodes several monster state flags, including "view" for when the monster is currently in line of sight, and "mark" for when the monster is currently visible via detection.

The only monster fields that are changed here are "cdis" (the distance from the player), "ml" (visible to the player), and "mflag" (to maintain the "MFLAG_VIEW" flag).

Note the special "update_monsters()" function which can be used to call this function once for every monster.

Note the "full" flag which requests that the "cdis" field be updated; this is only needed when the monster (or the player) has moved.

Every time a monster moves, we must call this function for that monster, and update the distance, and the visibility. Every time the player moves, we must call this function for every monster, and update the distance, and the visibility. Whenever the player "state" changes in certain ways ("blindness", "infravision", "telepathy", and "see invisible"), we must call this function for every monster, and update the visibility.

Routines that change the "illumination" of a grid must also call this function for any monster in that grid, since the "visibility" of some monsters may be based on the illumination of their grid.

Note that this function is called once per monster every time the player moves. When the player is running, this function is one of the primary bottlenecks, along with "update_view()" and the "process_monsters()" code, so efficiency is important.

Note the optimized "inline" version of the "distance()" function.

A monster is "visible" to the player if (1) it has been detected by the player, (2) it is close to the player and the player has telepathy, or (3) it is close to the player, and in line of sight of the player, and it is "illuminated" by some combination of infravision, torch light, or permanent light (invisible monsters are only affected by "light" if the player can see invisible).

Monsters which are not on the current panel may be "visible" to the player, and their descriptions will include an "offscreen" reference. Currently, offscreen monsters cannot be targeted or viewed directly, but old targets will remain set. XXX XXX

The player can choose to be disturbed by several things, including "OPT(player, disturb_near)" (monster which is "easily" viewable moves in some way). Note that "moves" includes "appears" and "disappears".

References monster::cdis, character_dungeon, disturb(), flag, FLAG_END, monster_lore::flags, monster_race::flags, flags_set(), monster::fx, monster::fy, get_lore(), player_upkeep::health_who, chunk::height, ignore_item_ok(), monster::mflag, mflag_has, mflag_off, mflag_on, monster::midx, monster::mimicked_obj, monster_is_in_view(), monster_is_invisible(), monster_is_mimicking(), monster_is_visible(), NULL, OPT, path_analyse(), player_of_has(), PR_HEALTH, PR_MONLIST, player::px, player::py, monster::race, player_upkeep::redraw, rf_has, rf_on, RF_SIZE, monster_lore::sights, square_isno_esp(), square_isseen(), square_isview(), square_light_spot(), player::timed, player::upkeep, and chunk::width.

Referenced by effect_handler_DETECT_EVIL(), effect_handler_DETECT_INVISIBLE_MONSTERS(), effect_handler_DETECT_VISIBLE_MONSTERS(), monster_swap(), place_monster(), process_player_cleanup(), project_m(), and update_monsters().

void update_monsters ( bool full )

Updates all the (non-dead) monsters via update_mon().

References cave, cave_monster(), cave_monster_max(), i, monster::race, and update_mon().

Referenced by update_stuff().

void update_smart_learn	(	struct monster *	mon,
		struct player *	p,
		int	flag,
		int	pflag,
		int	element
	)

The given monster learns about an "observed" resistance or other player state property, or lack of it.

Note that this function is robust to being called with element as an arbitrary PROJ_ type

References player_state::el_info, ELEM_MAX, equip_learn_element(), equip_learn_flag(), player_state::flags, monster::known_pstate, monster_is_smart(), monster_is_stupid(), of_off, of_on, one_in_, OPT, pf_has, player_state::pflags, player_of_has(), element_info::res_level, and player::state.

Referenced by effect_handler_DRAIN_MANA(), melee_effect_elemental(), melee_effect_experience(), melee_effect_handler_DISENCHANT(), melee_effect_handler_HALLU(), melee_effect_handler_POISON(), melee_effect_timed(), and player_inc_check().