Create a new Mutator - Revision history

Plasma at 22:55, 11 August 2024

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	class TestMutator extends Mutator;		class TestMutator extends Mutator;
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	That's the way every class starts. 'class <subclass> extends <parentclass>;'		That's the way every class starts. 'class <subclass> extends <parentclass>;'

Plasma at 22:55, 11 August 2024

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	Let's take the knowledge from [[Create a new sciptable Class]] and ~~let's~~ make a new Mutator for SWRC.		Let's take the knowledge from [[Create a new sciptable Class]] and make a new Mutator for SWRC.

	In this case I already created a new subclass in Mutator called TestMutator.		In this case I already created a new subclass in Mutator called TestMutator.

	[[File:Mut1.PNG]]		[[File:Mut1.PNG]]


	So open up the script in UnrealED or outside in notepad.		So open up the script in UnrealED or outside in notepad.
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	That's the way every class starts. 'class <subclass> extends <parentclass>;'		That's the way every class starts. 'class <subclass> extends <parentclass>;'

	Next we will use one of the most common default function in Unrealscript: 'PostBeginPlay' This one gets called ~~when we load~~ the ~~script, like a starting point you could say~~.		Next we will use one of the most common default function in Unrealscript: 'PostBeginPlay' This one gets called after the level has been loaded.

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	~~So let~~'s say I would like to change some default properties for the game. For example I want the clones and trandos be able to jump higher:
			Let's say I would like to change some default properties for the game. For example I want the clones and trandos be able to jump higher:

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	~~So let's explain what we are doing here.~~ We take a class which properties we want to change, Clones and Trandos in multiplayer. MPClone and MPTrandoshan ~~are self explaining~~. The "Default" keyword is being used to access/modify the default values of the class. JumpZ is a variable in Pawn Class for moving the pawn in Z axe (jumping).		We take a class which properties we want to change, Clones and Trandos in multiplayer. MPClone and MPTrandoshan in this case. The "Default" keyword is being used to access/modify the default values of the class. JumpZ is a variable in Pawn Class for moving the pawn in Z axe (jumping).

	Since those two MP classes extends Pawn class, we can use/modify the values. Last but not least, we assign a new value of 800 to the JumpZ variable.		Since those two MP classes extends Pawn class, we can use/modify the values. Last but not least, we assign a new value of 800 to the JumpZ variable.

	~~So let's sum up the code:~~

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	}		}
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	That's an easy starter mutator, where new stuff can easily be added anytime.		That's an easy starter mutator, where new stuff can easily be added anytime.

	For a more detailed view on UnrealScript, look [https://docs.unrealengine.com/udk/Three/UnrealScriptFunctions.html here]		For a more detailed view on UnrealScript, look [https://docs.unrealengine.com/udk/Three/UnrealScriptFunctions.html here]

Plasma: Created page with "Let's take the knowledge from Create a new sciptable Class and let's make a new Mutator for SWRC. In this case I already created a new subclass in Mutator called TestMutator. File:Mut1.PNG So open up the script in UnrealED or outside in notepad. The first line is always the class definition and linking to parent class. By the way, UnrealScript is case-insensitive! class TestMutator extends Mutator; That..."

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Created page with "Let's take the knowledge from Create a new sciptable Class and let's make a new Mutator for SWRC. In this case I already created a new subclass in Mutator called TestMutator. File:Mut1.PNG So open up the script in UnrealED or outside in notepad. The first line is always the class definition and linking to parent class. By the way, UnrealScript is case-insensitive! <syntaxhighlight lang="C++" line> class TestMutator extends Mutator; </syntaxhighlight> That..."

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Let's take the knowledge from [[Create a new sciptable Class]] and let's make a new Mutator for SWRC.

In this case I already created a new subclass in Mutator called TestMutator.

[[File:Mut1.PNG]]

So open up the script in UnrealED or outside in notepad.

The first line is always the class definition and linking to parent class.

By the way, UnrealScript is case-insensitive!

<syntaxhighlight lang="C++" line>
class TestMutator extends Mutator;
</syntaxhighlight>

That's the way every class starts. 'class <subclass> extends <parentclass>;'

Next we will use one of the most common default function in Unrealscript: 'PostBeginPlay' This one gets called when we load the script, like a starting point you could say.

<syntaxhighlight lang="C++" line>
function PostBeginPlay()
{
//Code here...
}
</syntaxhighlight>

So let's say I would like to change some default properties for the game. For example I want the clones and trandos be able to jump higher:

<syntaxhighlight lang="C++" line>
Class'MPClone'.Default.JumpZ = 800; //Default is 475
Class'MPTrandoshan'.Default.JumpZ = 800; //Default is 475
</syntaxhighlight>

So let's explain what we are doing here. We take a class which properties we want to change, Clones and Trandos in multiplayer. MPClone and MPTrandoshan are self explaining. The "Default" keyword is being used to access/modify the default values of the class. JumpZ is a variable in Pawn Class for moving the pawn in Z axe (jumping).

Since those two MP classes extends Pawn class, we can use/modify the values. Last but not least, we assign a new value of 800 to the JumpZ variable.

So let's sum up the code:

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class TestMutator extends Mutator;

function PostBeginPlay()
{
Class'MPClone'.Default.JumpZ = 800; //Default is 475
Class'MPTrandoshan'.Default.JumpZ = 800; //Default is 475

Log("My new mutator got loaded successfuly."); //Added this small log window output :3
}
</syntaxhighlight>

That's an easy starter mutator, where new stuff can easily be added anytime.

For a more detailed view on UnrealScript, look [https://docs.unrealengine.com/udk/Three/UnrealScriptFunctions.html here]