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Sgitemmimic Revealed

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

Overview​

SGitemmimic_revealed defines the complete state machine for a revealed item mimic (a revealed Shadowthrall mimic variant). It handles movement (idle, walking), jumping animations, and the core mimicry action—where the entity attempts to copy and replace a nearby target upon landing. It uses the locomotor component for motion control and integrates with the shadowthrall_mimics world component to spawn a copy of a successfully targeted entity. The stategraph overrides default death and jump behaviors, and supports action-based mimic targeting via the NUZZLE action.

Usage example​

local inst = SpawnPrefab("itemmimic_revealed")
inst.Transform:SetPosition(x, y, z)
inst:AddTag("itemmimic")
inst.sg:GoToState("idle")
-- Later, trigger mimic attempt via buffered action
inst:SetBufferedAction(action)
inst.sg:GoToState("try_mimic_pre")

Dependencies & tags​

Components used: locomotor Tags: Adds/Removes state tags including idle, canrotate, busy, jumping, noattack, moving, and checks busy before responding to jump events.

Properties​

No public properties.

Main functions​

This stategraph file is a stategraph definition, not a class with methods; it defines reusable State tables and returns a StateGraph instance. There are no callable functions exposed on a per-entity basis beyond the state machine's internal handlers.

Events & listeners​

  • Listens to:
    • locomote (via CommonHandlers.OnLocomote(false, true))
    • jump (manually handled, transitions to "jump_pre" only if "busy" tag is absent)
    • death (via CommonHandlers.OnDeath(), triggers "death" state)
    • animover (multiple states — ends animations and transitions or resolves mimic logic)
    • death (also listened explicitly in "walk_start" and "walk" states to stop walk loops)
  • Pushes: None directly. Uses inst:PushEvent() only via imported CommonHandlers (e.g., OnDeath), and custom events like "toggle_tail_event" (via inst._toggle_tail_event:push()) are internal callbacks, not standard PushEvent calls.