Struct BehaviorCx 

pub struct BehaviorCx<'a> { /* private fields */ }

What a Behavior runs with: its mob and the tick’s read view — the same mob-tick view crate::GoalContext is (the ticking mob itself, the player the tick sees, the snapshot of the others), with the brain’s own memories typed on top. Writes go through the engine’s own setters.

Implementations

impl<'a> BehaviorCx<'a>

pub fn mob(&self) -> MobRef

The mob this behavior runs on, a fresh handle each call.

pub fn host(&self) -> &dyn Host

The read view of the mob’s tick, as crate::GoalContext::host.

pub fn walk_target(&self) -> Option<BrainWalkTarget>

WALK_TARGET, where the brain walks to.

pub fn look_target(&self) -> Option<[f64; 3]>

LOOK_TARGET, the position the brain looks at.

pub fn attack_target(&self) -> Option<LivingRef>

ATTACK_TARGET, the living entity the brain attacks, as the tick’s view resolves it.

pub fn set_brain_target(&mut self, target: Option<LivingRef>) -> bool

set_brain_target on the mob’s own handle: writes the brain’s ATTACK_TARGET memory through the engine’s setter, with its refusals (a species whose brain keeps no attack target refuses, as the write handle does). None clears it.

pub fn set_walk_target(&mut self, at: [i32; 3], speed: f64, close: i32)

SetWalkTarget: writes the brain’s WALK_TARGET memory through the engine’s own path, where the brain’s walk sink takes it from.