Prepping for new model.

lib/classes/movement_state_receiver.gd

@@ -380,6 +380,39 @@ func is_out_of_range(value: float, a: float, b: float) -> bool:
 	var upper = max(a, b)
 	return value <= lower or value >= upper
 
+enum RANGE_PLACEMENT {
+	BEFORE_RANGE,
+	WITHIN_RANGE,
+	PAST_RANGE
+}
+
+## Determine the trend of direction and where our current speed is
+# in relation to it. This should help determine the direction of
+# acceleration and whether we speed up or slow down.
+##
+func placement_to_speed_range(speed: float, speed_range: Vector2) -> int:
+	## Actually we don't care about mix or min
+	#var range_start :float = min(speed_range.x, speed_range.y)
+	#var range_end :float = max(speed_range.x, speed_range.y)
+
+	## We can be at the base range to ensure impulse can happen
+	## Direction <-- that way
+	if speed_range.x > speed_range.y:
+		if speed < speed_range.x and speed >= speed_range.y:
+			return RANGE_PLACEMENT.WITHIN_RANGE
+		elif speed < speed_range.y:
+			return RANGE_PLACEMENT.PAST_RANGE
+		else:
+			return RANGE_PLACEMENT.BEFORE_RANGE
+	else: ## Direction --> that way
+		if speed > speed_range.x and speed <= speed_range.y:
+			return RANGE_PLACEMENT.WITHIN_RANGE
+		elif speed > speed_range.y:
+			return RANGE_PLACEMENT.PAST_RANGE
+		else:
+			return RANGE_PLACEMENT.BEFORE_RANGE
+	return 0
+
 ## Passed in acceleration, vel, etc is applied to whatever
 ## the parent is. If Kinematic then move_and_slide, otherwise manually adjusted
 func apply_movement_to_parent( _velocity :Vector2) -> void: