CTerrorPlayerAnimState::ShouldLockEyeYaw

0x00513880 · 126 bytes · __thiscall

_ZNK22CTerrorPlayerAnimState16ShouldLockEyeYawEv

Decompiled

undefined (1 param)


/* CTerrorPlayerAnimState::ShouldLockEyeYaw() const */

CTerrorPlayerAnimState __thiscall
CTerrorPlayerAnimState::ShouldLockEyeYaw(CTerrorPlayerAnimState *this)

{
  int iVar1;
  
  if (((((this[0x164] == (CTerrorPlayerAnimState)0x0) ||
        (*(char *)(*(int *)(this + 0x118) + 0x3e78) != '\0')) && (*(int *)(this + 0x17c) == -1)) &&
      ((this[0x169] == (CTerrorPlayerAnimState)0x0 && (this[0x159] == (CTerrorPlayerAnimState)0x0)))
      ) && ((this[0x16a] == (CTerrorPlayerAnimState)0x0 &&
            ((iVar1 = CMultiPlayerAnimState::GetMainActivity
                                (*(CMultiPlayerAnimState **)(*(int *)(this + 0x118) + 0x2910)),
             iVar1 != 0x211 && (this[0x15d] == (CTerrorPlayerAnimState)0x0)))))) {
    return this[0x15b];
  }
  return (CTerrorPlayerAnimState)0x1;
}

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