FSM in TGB is done!

In my last plan i talked about how i was trying to create a scriptable Finite State Machine in TGB. It was just some words about how i was trying to figure out a way to use that in the script-side. I was so excited that i forgot the rule #1: "No pics, no blog". Now, the FSM is done and i can show you something. ^^

PS: using Adventure Kit art asset

It's a very simple scene: at the top left is the warrior's house and at the bottom right is the bank. Basically the warrior has four states: Sleeping, Eating, Looking Treasure and Banking.
The state diagram for the warrior is the following: (The red square shows two states i didn't create yet.)


The initial state is sleeping, so when i start the game, the warrior go to your house to sleep and recover your atributes (health, fatigue and hungry level). The next state is "Eating", and when "hungry" become full, the FSM changes to the "Looking for Teasure" state. If the warrior found the treasure, the state is changed to "Banking", if the warrior "hungry" is very low, it return to the "Eating", the same with the "Fatigue" but it returns to the "Sleeping" state.

All the state logic is done like this:

function lookingforteasure::onExecuteState(%this, %var)
{
   if($warrior.hungry <= 95)
   {
      warriorStateInfo.setText("I'm hungry, need to have lunch");
      return $TRANSITION_LOOKINGFORTEASURE_EATING;
   }
   else
   {
      if($warrior.fatigue <= 90)
      {
         warriorStateInfo.setText("I'm tired, need to go sleep");
         return $TRANSITION_LOOKINGFORTEASURE_SLEEPING;
      }
      else
      {
         if(getRandom(1,100) <= 20)
         {
            //Found Treasure!
            return $TRANSITION_LOOKINGFORTEASURE_BANKING;
         }
      }
   }
   
   return $TRANSITION_DONT_CHANGE;
}

This is the reason I create the states in script. If you have suggestions, let me know, please. =)

It's all. Hope you liked it ^^

The next step is Messaging.

Thanks,
Gustavo Boni