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Sgantlion Angry

Based on game build 714014 | Last updated: 2026-03-08

Overview​

SGantlion_angry is a StateGraph that governs the behavior of an aggressive Antlion entity. It manages transitions between states such as idle, hit recovery, death, casting spike/stone wall attacks, taunting, and eating to heal. It integrates closely with the combat, health, burnable, sanityaura, and worldsettingstimer components to drive combat logic, respond to damage, extinguish fire, and apply attack speed modifiers.

Usage example​

This stategraph is automatically associated with the Antlion entity's state graph manager during prefab initialization (e.g., via inst:AddStateGraph("antlion_angry")). No direct instantiation or manual use is required for modders.

-- Example: No direct usage needed; this stategraph is embedded in the Antlion prefab.
-- It defines how the Antlion behaves when in its "angry" state.

Dependencies & tags​

Components used: combat, health, burnable, sanityaura, worldsettingstimer

Tags added by states:

  • idle, hit, busy, attack, caninterrupt, nosleep, nofreeze

Tags added to entity:

  • NOCLICK (during death animation)

Properties​

No public properties are defined in this StateGraph. Behavior is driven by state logic, timers, and component interactions.

Main functions​

This file does not define custom functions beyond helper callbacks and event handlers. All functional logic is embedded directly in state definitions and event callbacks.

Events & listeners​

  • Listens to:

    • doattack — triggers ChooseAttack if not busy and not dead.
    • attacked — initiates hit recovery unless in busy state without caninterrupt, or handles electrocution.
    • eatrocks — enters eat state if hurt, or defers if busy.
    • antlionstopfighting — calls StopCombat, or defers via wantstostopfighting.
    • death, freeze, electrocute, sleep, wake, animover, and corpse-related events via CommonHandlers.
    • All CommonHandlers used: OnDeath, OnFreezeEx, OnElectrocute, OnSleepEx, OnWakeEx, OnCorpseChomped, OnCorpseDeathAnimOver, OnNoSleepTimeEvent, OnNoSleepAnimOver.

  • Pushes:

    • None directly; relies on CommonHandlers and engine-provided events.