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Sgmoonpig

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

Overview​

SGmoonpig defines the state graph for the Werepig entity, managing its core gameplay behaviors such as idle, run, attack, howl, and death animations/sequences. It integrates with the ECS by reacting to events (e.g., combat, damage, work requests) and invoking functions on components like combat, locomotor, health, and lootdropper. This stategraph is part of the stategraphs domain and is used by AI-controlled characters.

Usage example​

-- The stategraph is registered automatically for the 'moonpig' prefab
-- To spawn or inspect a Werepig's state graph:
local pig = SpawnPrefab("moonpig")
if pig and pig.sg then
    pig.sg:GoToState("howl")
end

Dependencies & tags​

Components used: combat, health, locomotor, lootdropper, workable Tags added: busy, idle, canrotate, moving, running, attack, working, noelectrocute Tags checked: electrocute, busy, hiding

Properties​

No public properties. State memory is stored internally in inst.sg.statemem.

Main functions​

This stategraph does not expose public functions beyond those provided by the StateGraph engine. It is initialized and managed by the game engine when the moonpig entity is instantiated.

Events & listeners​

  • Listens to:

    • OnStep — via CommonHandlers.OnStep()
    • OnLocomote — via CommonHandlers.OnLocomote(true, false)
    • OnSleep — via CommonHandlers.OnSleep()
    • OnFreeze — via CommonHandlers.OnFreeze()
    • OnElectrocute — via CommonHandlers.OnElectrocute()
    • OnAttack — via CommonHandlers.OnAttack()
    • OnAttacked — via CommonHandlers.OnAttacked()
    • OnIpecacPoop — via CommonHandlers.OnIpecacPoop()
    • death — triggers death state, passes dead flag
    • giveuptarget — transitions to howl if target lost and not electrocuted
    • newcombattarget — plays howl or idle sound on acquiring a new target
    • workmoonbase — triggers workmoonbase state if working on a valid Moon Base
    • animover, animqueueover — transitions between animation-dependent states
    • timeout — in run state, loops run animation

  • Pushes:

    • None — only responds to events; does not fire custom events.