Enum CharacterController

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pub enum CharacterController<State> {
    None,
    Input {
        mapping: InputMappingRef,
        id: Option<ID<InputMapping>>,
    },
    Ai(Box<dyn Task<CharacterMemory<State>>>),
}

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None

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Input

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§mapping: InputMappingRef

§id: Option<ID<InputMapping>>

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Ai(Box<dyn Task<CharacterMemory<State>>>)

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impl<State> CharacterController<State>

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pub fn input(mapping: impl Into<InputMappingRef>) -> Self

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pub fn ai(task: impl Task<CharacterMemory<State>> + 'static) -> Self

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impl<State> Default for CharacterController<State>

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fn default() -> CharacterController<State>

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl<State> !UnwindSafe for CharacterController<State>

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fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId

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fn initialize() -> T

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