Struct GameTickPacket

pub struct GameTickPacket {
    pub players: SmallVec<[PlayerInfo; 4]>,
    pub boost_pad_states: SmallVec<[BoostPadState; 36]>,
    pub ball: Option<BallInfo>,
    pub game_info: GameInfo,
    pub tile_information: Option<SmallVec<[DropshotTile; 256]>>,
    pub teams: SmallVec<[TeamInfo; 2]>,
    /* private fields */
}

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§players: SmallVec<[PlayerInfo; 4]>§boost_pad_states: SmallVec<[BoostPadState; 36]>§ball: Option<BallInfo>

Info about the ball. This is usually present, but can be None at these times:

Briefly at the start of a goal replay
During PodiumSpotlight when the winning team is (ideally) celebrating.
Possibly at other times not during normal gameplay.

§game_info: GameInfo§tile_information: Option<SmallVec<[DropshotTile; 256]>>

The state of each dropshot tile. This will be None if the current game is not a Dropshot game.

§teams: SmallVec<[TeamInfo; 2]>

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for GameTickPacket

impl RefUnwindSafe for GameTickPacket

impl Send for GameTickPacket

impl Sync for GameTickPacket

impl Unpin for GameTickPacket

impl UnwindSafe for GameTickPacket

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