CTongue::IsAbilityReadyToFire
0x004e2ee0 · 173 bytes · __thiscall
_ZNK7CTongue20IsAbilityReadyToFireEv
Decompiled
undefined (1 param)
/* CTongue::IsAbilityReadyToFire() const */
undefined4 __thiscall CTongue::IsAbilityReadyToFire(CTongue *this)
{
uint uVar1;
CTerrorPlayer *this_00;
char cVar2;
int iVar3;
undefined4 uVar4;
undefined *puVar5;
longdouble lVar6;
uVar1 = *(uint *)(this + 0x44c);
if ((((uVar1 != 0xffffffff) &&
(puVar5 = g_pEntityList + (uVar1 & 0xfff) * 0x10, puVar5 != (undefined *)0xfffffffc)) &&
(*(uint *)(puVar5 + 8) == uVar1 >> 0xc)) &&
((this_00 = *(CTerrorPlayer **)(puVar5 + 4), this_00 != (CTerrorPlayer *)0x0 &&
(*(int *)(this + 0x4ac) == 0)))) {
cVar2 = (**(code **)(*(int *)this_00 + 0x558))(this_00);
if ((cVar2 == '\0') && (((byte)this_00[0x150] & 1) != 0)) {
lVar6 = (longdouble)CTerrorPlayer::GetRunTopSpeed(this_00);
if ((10.0 <= (float)lVar6) && ((byte)this_00[0x253] < 3)) {
iVar3 = CTerrorPlayer::GetStaggerDir(this_00);
if (iVar3 == 0) {
uVar4 = CBaseAbility::IsAbilityReadyToFire((CBaseAbility *)this);
return uVar4;
}
}
}
}
return 0;
}
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