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Helper functions and features for IsaacScript mods.
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import { EntityType } from "isaac-typescript-definitions";
import type { AnyEntity } from "../types/AnyEntity";
import type { EntityID } from "../types/EntityID";
/**
* Helper function to count the number of entities in room. Use this over the vanilla
* `Isaac.CountEntities` method to avoid having to specify a spawner and to handle ignoring charmed
* enemies.
*
* @param entityType Optional. Default is -1, which matches every entity type.
* @param variant Optional. Default is -1, which matches every variant.
* @param subType Optional. Default is -1, which matches every sub-type.
* @param ignoreFriendly Optional. Default is false. Will throw a runtime error if set to true and
* the `entityType` is equal to -1.
*/
export declare function countEntities(entityType?: EntityType | -1, variant?: number, subType?: number, ignoreFriendly?: boolean): int;
/**
* Helper function to check if one or more matching entities exist in the current room. It uses the
* `doesEntityExist` helper function to determine this.
*
* @param entityTypes An array or set of the entity types that you want to check for. Will return
* true if any of the provided entity types exist.
* @param ignoreFriendly Optional. Default is false.
*/
export declare function doesAnyEntityExist(entityTypes: readonly EntityType[] | ReadonlySet<EntityType>, ignoreFriendly?: boolean): boolean;
/**
* Helper function to check if one or more of a specific kind of entity is present in the current
* room. It uses the `countEntities` helper function to determine this.
*
* @param entityType Optional. Default is -1, which matches every entity type.
* @param variant Optional. Default is -1, which matches every variant.
* @param subType Optional. Default is -1, which matches every sub-type.
* @param ignoreFriendly Optional. Default is false.
*/
export declare function doesEntityExist(entityType?: EntityType | -1, variant?: number, subType?: number, ignoreFriendly?: boolean): boolean;
/**
* Given an array of entities, this helper function returns the closest one to a provided reference
* entity.
*
* For example:
*
* ```ts
* const player = Isaac.GetPlayer();
* const gapers = getEntities(EntityType.GAPER);
* const closestGaper = getClosestEntityTo(player, gapers);
* ```
*
* @param referenceEntity The entity that is close by.
* @param entities The array of entities to look through.
* @param filterFunc Optional. A function to filter for a specific type of entity, like e.g. an
* enemy with a certain amount of HP left.
*/
export declare function getClosestEntityTo<T extends AnyEntity>(referenceEntity: Entity, entities: readonly T[], filterFunc?: (entity: T) => boolean): T | undefined;
/** Helper function to get the entity type, variant, and sub-type from an `EntityID`. */
export declare function getConstituentsFromEntityID(entityID: EntityID): [entityType: EntityType, variant: int, subType: int];
/**
* Helper function to get all of the entities in the room or all of the entities that match a
* specific entity type / variant / sub-type.
*
* Due to bugs with `Isaac.FindInRadius`, this function uses `Isaac.GetRoomEntities`, which is more
* expensive but also more robust. (If a matching entity type is provided, then `Isaac.FindByType`
* will be used instead.)
*
* For example:
*
* ```ts
* // Make all of the entities in the room invisible.
* for (const entity of getEntities()) {
* entity.Visible = false;
* }
* ```
*
* @param entityType Optional. If specified, will only get the entities that match the type. Default
* is -1, which matches every type.
* @param variant Optional. If specified, will only get the entities that match the variant. Default
* is -1, which matches every variant.
* @param subType Optional. If specified, will only get the entities that match the sub-type.
* Default is -1, which matches every sub-type.
* @param ignoreFriendly Optional. If set to true, it will exclude friendly NPCs from being
* returned. Default is false. Will only be taken into account if the
* `entityType` is specified.
*/
export declare function getEntities(entityType?: EntityType | -1, variant?: number, subType?: number, ignoreFriendly?: boolean): readonly Entity[];
/**
* Helper function to get all the fields on an entity. For example, this is useful for comparing it
* to another entity later. (One option is to use the `logTableDifferences` function for this.)
*
* This function will only get fields that are equal to booleans, numbers, or strings, or Vectors,
* as comparing other types is non-trivial.
*/
export declare function getEntityFields(entity: Entity): LuaMap<string, boolean | number | string>;
/**
* Helper function to get an entity from a `PtrHash`. Note that doing this is very expensive, so you
* should only use this function when debugging. (Normally, if you need to work backwards from a
* reference, you would use an `EntityPtr` instead of a `PtrHash`.
*/
export declare function getEntityFromPtrHash(ptrHash: PtrHash): Entity | undefined;
/** Helper function to get a string containing the entity's type, variant, and sub-type. */
export declare function getEntityID(entity: Entity): EntityID;
/**
* Helper function to get a formatted string in the format returned by the `getEntityID` function.
*/
export declare function getEntityIDFromConstituents(entityType: EntityType, variant: int, subType: int): EntityID;
/**
* Helper function to compare two different arrays of entities. Returns the entities that are in the
* second array but not in the first array.
*/
export declare function getFilteredNewEntities<T extends AnyEntity>(oldEntities: readonly T[], newEntities: readonly T[]): readonly T[];
/**
* Helper function to see if a particular entity has armor. In this context, armor refers to the
* damage scaling mechanic. For example, Ultra Greed has armor, but a Gaper does not.
*
* For more on armor, see the wiki: https://bindingofisaacrebirth.fandom.com/wiki/Damage_Scaling
*/
export declare function hasArmor(entity: Entity): boolean;
/**
* Helper function to detect if a particular entity is an active enemy. Use this over the
* `Entity.IsActiveEnemy` method since it is bugged with friendly enemies, Grimaces, Ultra Greed,
* and Mother.
*/
export declare function isActiveEnemy(entity: Entity): boolean;
/**
* Helper function to measure an entity's velocity to see if it is moving.
*
* Use this helper function over checking if the velocity length is equal to 0 because entities can
* look like they are completely immobile but yet still have a non zero velocity. Thus, using a
* threshold is needed.
*
* @param entity The entity whose velocity to measure.
* @param threshold Optional. The threshold from 0 to consider to be moving. Default is 0.01.
*/
export declare function isEntityMoving(entity: Entity, threshold?: number): boolean;
/**
* Helper function to parse a string that contains an entity type, a variant, and a sub-type,
* separated by periods.
*
* For example, passing "45.0.1" would return an array of [45, 0, 1].
*
* Returns undefined if the string cannot be parsed.
*/
export declare function parseEntityID(entityID: string): [entityType: EntityType, variant: int, subType: int] | undefined;
/**
* Helper function to parse a string that contains an entity type and a variant separated by a
* period.
*
* For example, passing "45.0" would return an array of [45, 0].
*
* Returns undefined if the string cannot be parsed.
*/
export declare function parseEntityTypeVariantString(entityTypeVariantString: string): [entityType: EntityType, variant: int] | undefined;
/**
* Helper function to remove all of the matching entities in the room.
*
* @param entityType The entity type to match.
* @param entityVariant Optional. The variant to match. Default is -1, which matches every variant.
* @param entitySubType Optional. The sub-type to match. Default is -1, which matches every
* sub-type.
* @param cap Optional. If specified, will only remove the given amount of collectibles.
* @returns An array of the entities that were removed.
*/
export declare function removeAllMatchingEntities(entityType: EntityType, entityVariant?: number, entitySubType?: number, cap?: int | undefined): readonly Entity[];
/**
* Helper function to remove all of the entities in the supplied array.
*
* @param entities The array of entities to remove.
* @param cap Optional. If specified, will only remove the given amount of entities.
* @returns An array of the entities that were removed.
*/
export declare function removeEntities<T extends AnyEntity>(entities: readonly T[], cap?: int): readonly T[];
/**
* Helper function to reroll an enemy. Use this instead of the vanilla "Game.RerollEnemy" function
* if you want the rerolled enemy to be returned.
*
* @param entity The entity to reroll.
* @returns If the game failed to reroll the enemy, returns undefined. Otherwise, returns the
* rerolled entity.
*/
export declare function rerollEnemy(entity: Entity): Entity | undefined;
/**
* Helper function to make an entity flash red like it is taking damage. This is useful when you
* want to make it appear as if an entity is taking damage without actually dealing any damage to
* it.
*/
export declare function setEntityDamageFlash(entity: Entity): void;
/**
* Helper function to keep an entity's color the same values as it already is but set the opacity to
* a specific value.
*
* @param entity The entity to set.
* @param alpha A value between 0 and 1 that represents the fade amount.
*/
export declare function setEntityOpacity(entity: Entity, alpha: float): void;
export declare function setEntityRandomColor(entity: Entity): void;
/**
* Helper function to spawn an entity. Always use this instead of the `Isaac.Spawn` method, since
* using that method can crash the game.
*
* Also see the `spawnWithSeed` helper function.
*
* @param entityType The `EntityType` of the entity to spawn.
* @param variant The variant of the entity to spawn.
* @param subType The sub-type of the entity to spawn.
* @param positionOrGridIndex The position or grid index of the entity to spawn.
* @param velocity Optional. The velocity of the entity to spawn. Default is `VectorZero`.
* @param spawner Optional. The entity that will be the `SpawnerEntity`. Default is undefined.
* @param seedOrRNG Optional. The seed or RNG object to use to generate the `InitSeed` of the
* entity. Default is undefined, which will make the entity spawn with a random
* seed.
*/
export declare function spawn(entityType: EntityType, variant: int, subType: int, positionOrGridIndex: Vector | int, velocity?: Vector, spawner?: Entity | undefined, seedOrRNG?: Seed | RNG | undefined): Entity;
/**
* Helper function to spawn the entity corresponding to an `EntityID`.
*
* @param entityID The `EntityID` of the entity to spawn.
* @param positionOrGridIndex The position or grid index of the entity to spawn.
* @param velocity Optional. The velocity of the entity to spawn. Default is `VectorZero`.
* @param spawner Optional. The entity that will be the `SpawnerEntity`. Default is undefined.
* @param seedOrRNG Optional. The seed or RNG object to use to generate the `InitSeed` of the
* entity. Default is undefined, which will make the entity spawn with a random
* seed using the `Isaac.Spawn` method.
*/
export declare function spawnEntityID(entityID: EntityID, positionOrGridIndex: Vector | int, velocity?: Vector, spawner?: Entity | undefined, seedOrRNG?: Seed | RNG | undefined): Entity;
/**
* Helper function to spawn an entity. Use this instead of the `Game.Spawn` method if you do not
* need to specify the velocity or spawner.
*/
export declare function spawnWithSeed(entityType: EntityType, variant: int, subType: int, positionOrGridIndex: Vector | int, seedOrRNG: Seed | RNG, velocity?: Vector, spawner?: Entity | undefined): Entity;
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