NextBotPlayer<CTerrorPlayer>::SetButtonScale
0x00945350 · 174 bytes · __thiscall
_ZN13NextBotPlayerI13CTerrorPlayerE14SetButtonScaleEff
Decompiled
undefined (3 params)
/* NextBotPlayer<CTerrorPlayer>::SetButtonScale(float, float) */
void __thiscall
NextBotPlayer<CTerrorPlayer>::SetButtonScale
(NextBotPlayer<CTerrorPlayer> *this,float param_1,float param_2)
{
longdouble lVar1;
*(float *)(this + 0x42fc) = param_1;
*(float *)(this + 0x4300) = param_2;
lVar1 = (longdouble)CountdownTimer::Now();
if ((float)lVar1 + 0.01 != *(float *)(this + 0x42f0)) {
(**(code **)(*(int *)(this + 0x42e8) + 4))(this + 0x42e8,this + 0x42f0);
*(float *)(this + 0x42f0) = (float)lVar1 + 0.01;
}
if (*(float *)(this + 0x42ec) != 0.01) {
(**(code **)(*(int *)(this + 0x42e8) + 4))(this + 0x42e8,this + 0x42ec);
*(undefined4 *)(this + 0x42ec) = 0x3c23d70a;
}
return;
}
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