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public override bool CanEnterState(CreatureState previousState) => Creature.GroundDetector.IsGrounded;
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/// <summary>
/// Returns false so that nothing can interript an attack until it is done.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// If we had a Flinch state that gets triggered when the creature gets hit by an enemy, we would probably want
/// it to be able to interrupt an attack. To do this, we could use an int or an enum like in the
/// <see cref="CreatureState.Priority"/> example.
/// <para></para>
/// We could just enter the Flinch state using <see cref="FSM.StateMachine{TState}.ForceSetState(TState)"/>,
/// but then we would never be able to prevent it from triggering. For example, interacting with an object or
/// doing something in a cutscene might use a state that should never be interrupted.
/// </remarks>
public override bool CanExitState(CreatureState nextState)
{
return(false);
}
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/// <summary>
/// Returns false so that nothing can interript an attack until it is done.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// If we had a Flinch state that gets triggered when the creature gets hit by an enemy, we would probably want
/// it to be able to interrupt an attack. To do this, we could use an int or an enum like in the
/// <see cref="CreatureState.Priority"/> example.
/// <para></para>
/// We could just enter the Flinch state using <see cref="FSM.StateMachine{TState}.ForceSetState(TState)"/>,
/// but then we would never be able to prevent it from triggering. For example, interacting with an object or
/// doing something in a cutscene might use a state that should never be interrupted.
/// </remarks>
public override bool CanExitState(CreatureState nextState) => false;