CMomentaryRotButton::OutputMovementComplete

0x00638840 · 133 bytes · __thiscall

_ZN19CMomentaryRotButton22OutputMovementCompleteEv

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undefined (1 param)


/* CMomentaryRotButton::OutputMovementComplete() */

void __thiscall CMomentaryRotButton::OutputMovementComplete(CMomentaryRotButton *this)

{
  if (*(float *)(this + 0x624) == 1.0) {
    COutputEvent::FireOutput
              ((COutputEvent *)(this + 0x5d8),(CBaseEntity *)this,(CBaseEntity *)this,0.0);
  }
  else if (*(float *)(this + 0x624) == 0.0) {
    COutputEvent::FireOutput
              ((COutputEvent *)(this + 0x5c0),(CBaseEntity *)this,(CBaseEntity *)this,0.0);
  }
  COutputEvent::FireOutput
            ((COutputEvent *)(this + 0x5f0),(CBaseEntity *)this,(CBaseEntity *)this,0.0);
  return;
}

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