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(Created page with "The Boktai games use an actor system to keep track of all "objects" currently existing in the game. Every actor has a callback that will be called every frame. Examples of actors are: Django, the camera, enemies... = Structure = Actors are defined using a pattern similar to object-oriented programming. There is a "base class", <code>Actor</code>, and "subclasses", like <code>DjangoActor</code> for example. Each subclass contains data specific to that actor type (for ex...") |
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* <code>void Actor_Uninstall(Actor* actor)</code>: Removes an actor from g_ActorLists (automatically called by Actor_RunAll). | * <code>void Actor_Uninstall(Actor* actor)</code>: Removes an actor from g_ActorLists (automatically called by Actor_RunAll). | ||
Each actor type will have a "constructor" function, which calls Actor_Create(), followed by | Each actor type will have a "constructor" function, which calls Actor_Create(), followed by Actor_SetCallbacks(), followed by an actor-specific initialization function. | ||
= Actor types = | = Actor types = | ||