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Legacy:Vertex Editing Terrain Tool

2009-11-26T03:16:33Z

External link:

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	'''Tarquin:''' This tool is pretty rubbish. I only ever use the paint tool to raise or lower terrain.		'''Tarquin:''' This tool is pretty rubbish. I only ever use the paint tool to raise or lower terrain.
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		+	'''fern:''' couple words for this tool: what the f**k..?
	[[Category:Legacy Mapping\|{{PAGENAME}}]]		[[Category:Legacy Mapping\|{{PAGENAME}}]]

External UDK tutorials

2009-11-23T03:45:25Z

Non-video Tutorials:

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	*[http://www.bigredmonsta.co.uk/NPC%20Creation.doc Basic Custom NPC Tutorial] by Showster		*[http://www.bigredmonsta.co.uk/NPC%20Creation.doc Basic Custom NPC Tutorial] by Showster
	*[http://forums.epicgames.com/showthread.php?t=707357 Use Visual Studio 2008 with nFringe and UDK] by SneakyToB		*[http://forums.epicgames.com/showthread.php?t=707357 Use Visual Studio 2008 with nFringe and UDK] by SneakyToB
		+	*[http://okita.com/alex/?p=614 Step by step GamePawn class] by BadKangaroo
		+	*[http://okita.com/alex/?p=494 Softbody Setup] by BadKangaroo
		+	*[http://okita.com/alex/?page_id=444 Step by Step intro to Unrealscript] by BadKangaroo

	==Video Tutorials==		==Video Tutorials==

Legacy:DataObject

2009-11-22T09:16:45Z

Fixed typo

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	The following variables are passed to the DataObject functions. Here's a quick description of what they mean:		The following variables are passed to the DataObject functions. Here's a quick description of what they mean:
	; packageName : This is the name of the package file the object(s) will be saved in. The package is stored in Saves\<tt>packageName</tt>.uvx		; packageName : This is the name of the package file the object(s) will be saved in. The package is stored in Saves\<tt>packageName</tt>.uvx
-	; objClass : This is the class name of the ~~objet~~ to be created.	+	; objClass : This is the class name of the object to be created.
	; objName : This is a unique identifier for the stored object, it has to be unique in that package or else it will overwrite existing objects with the same name.		; objName : This is a unique identifier for the stored object, it has to be unique in that package or else it will overwrite existing objects with the same name.

User:Exal

2009-11-22T09:08:51Z

New user account

User:Wesley sf

2009-11-22T01:56:35Z

New user account

Legacy:Operators

2009-11-21T13:16:12Z

Typo in -=

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	This results from differing interpretations of whether % should be a "modulo" or "remainder" operator (which is not the same thing), as well as differing results of what the integer division operation returns for negative numbers in different programming languages. UnrealScript's definition is consistent with what (most) C/C++ does, which is probably appropriate considering that the language is similar in many other ways. See [[Legacy:Useful Maths Functions\|Useful Maths Functions]] for the alternative.		This results from differing interpretations of whether % should be a "modulo" or "remainder" operator (which is not the same thing), as well as differing results of what the integer division operation returns for negative numbers in different programming languages. UnrealScript's definition is consistent with what (most) C/C++ does, which is probably appropriate considering that the language is similar in many other ways. See [[Legacy:Useful Maths Functions\|Useful Maths Functions]] for the alternative.

-	The assignment operator <code>=</code> can be combined with <code>+</code>, <code>-</code>, <code></code> and <code>/</code>. These combined operators <code>+=</code>, <code>-=-</code>, <code>=</code> and <code>/=</code> assign the result of the operation to the first operand (which must be a variable). These combined assignment operators also return the new value of the variable, so	+	The assignment operator <code>=</code> can be combined with <code>+</code>, <code>-</code>, <code></code> and <code>/</code>. These combined operators <code>+=</code>, <code>-=</code>, <code>=</code> and <code>/=</code> assign the result of the operation to the first operand (which must be a variable). These combined assignment operators also return the new value of the variable, so

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UE3:UTDmgType HeroBomb (UT3)

2009-11-21T01:37:57Z

added class description

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-	~~{{autogenerated}}~~	+	Damage type of the [[liandri:Titan (mutator)\|Titan]] death explosion shock wave.
-	~~Copyright 1998-2008 Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved~~.	+

	==Default values==		==Default values==

UE3:UTMutator Instagib (UT3)

2009-11-21T01:33:41Z

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-	~~{{autogenerated}}~~	+	The [[liandri:InstaGib\|InstaGib]] mutator.
-	~~Copyright 1998-2007 Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved~~.	+

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	'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|CheckReplacement\|Mutator}}		'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|CheckReplacement\|Mutator}}

-	~~Returns true to keep this actor~~	+	Removes all weapons except {{cl\|UTVehicleWeapon}}s, the InstaGib Rifle ({{cl\|UTWeap_InstagibRifle}}) and the [[liandri:Translocator\|Translocator]] ({{cl\|UTWeap_Translocator}}). Disables or removes all pickups ({{cl\|PickupFactory}}).

	====InitMutator====		====InitMutator====
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	'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|InitMutator\|Mutator}}		'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|InitMutator\|Mutator}}

-	~~This function can be used to parse~~ the ~~command line parameters when a server~~	+	Makes the InstaGib Rifle the only default inventory class and doubles the {{tl\|TeammateBoost\|UTTeamGame}}. (0.3 by default, 0.6 in InstaGib mode)
-	~~starts up~~	+

UE2:SquadAI instance functions (UT2004)

2009-11-21T01:14:56Z

ShouldDestroyTranslocator: added description

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	{{code\|function [[bool]] '''ShouldDestroyTranslocator''' ({{cl\|Bot}} '''B''')}}		{{code\|function [[bool]] '''ShouldDestroyTranslocator''' ({{cl\|Bot}} '''B''')}}

-	~~<!-- enter function description -->~~	+	Iterates over the [[linked list]] of {{cl\|TranslocatorBeacon}}s rooted at {{tl\|BeaconList\|UnrealMPGameInfo}} to find a [[liandri:Translocator\|Translocator]] target module for the bot to attack.

	====ShouldSuppressEnemy====		====ShouldSuppressEnemy====

UE2:UnrealMPGameInfo (UT2004)

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BeaconList: added description

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	'''Type:''' {{cl\|TranslocatorBeacon}}		'''Type:''' {{cl\|TranslocatorBeacon}}

-	~~<!-- enter variable description -->~~	+	The [[linked list]] of all active [[liandri:Translocator\|Translocator]] target modules. Defined here, so the {{cl\|SquadAI}} class can look for target modules a bot can try to disrupt.

	====bMSUplinkSet====		====bMSUplinkSet====

UE2:TranslocatorBeacon (UT2004)

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-	{{~~autogenerated~~}}	+	Generic base class for [[liandri:Translocator\|Translocator]] target modules. The main purpose of this class is to maintain a [[linked list]] of translocator beacons rooted at {{tl\|BeaconList\|UnrealMPGameInfo}}. It also provides an interface for testing whether the beacon was disrupted.
-	~~null~~	+

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	'''Type:''' {{cl\|TranslocatorBeacon}}		'''Type:''' {{cl\|TranslocatorBeacon}}

-	~~<!-- enter variable description -->~~	+	The next translocator beacon in the linked list.

	===Default values===		===Default values===
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	'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|Destroyed\|Actor\|events}}		'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|Destroyed\|Actor\|events}}

-	~~<!-- enter function description -->~~	+	Removes this beacon from the {{tl\|BeaconList\|\|UnrealMPGameInfo}}.

	====PostBeginPlay====		====PostBeginPlay====
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	'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|PostBeginPlay\|Projectile}}		'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|PostBeginPlay\|Projectile}}

-	~~<!-- enter function description -->~~	+	Adds this beacon to the {{tl\|BeaconList\|\|UnrealMPGameInfo}}.

	===Other instance functions===		===Other instance functions===
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	{{code\|function [[bool]] '''Disrupted''' ()}}		{{code\|function [[bool]] '''Disrupted''' ()}}

-	<~~!-- enter function description --~~>	+	Returns whether the beacon is disrupted. This implementation always returns <code>false</code>.

UE2:GUIListSpacer (UT2004)

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-	{{~~autogenerated~~}}	+	A non-selectable item for {{cl\|GUIMultiOptionList}}s.
-	~~Description~~	+
-		+
-	~~Created by Ron Prestenback~~	+
-	~~© 2003, Epic Games, Inc~~. ~~All Rights Reserved~~	+

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	'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|InternalOnCreateComponent\|GUIMenuOption}}		'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|InternalOnCreateComponent\|GUIMenuOption}}

-	~~<!-- enter function description -->~~	+	Propagates the GUIListSpacer's {{tl\|FontScale\|\|GUIComponent properties}} to any {{cl\|GUILabel}} created for the spacer.

Unreal Engine overview

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Unreal Engine 3:

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	Many new features have been implemented since Unreal Engine 2, such as level streaming, [[Kismet]] scripting, complex material and particle editors. Also, as part of the [http://udn.epicgames.com/Main/IntegratedPartnersProgram.html Integrated Partners Program] licensees can select from many [[udn3:ThirdPartySoftware\|third-party components]] to integrate into their games.		Many new features have been implemented since Unreal Engine 2, such as level streaming, [[Kismet]] scripting, complex material and particle editors. Also, as part of the [http://udn.epicgames.com/Main/IntegratedPartnersProgram.html Integrated Partners Program] licensees can select from many [[udn3:ThirdPartySoftware\|third-party components]] to integrate into their games.
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		+	The [[UDK]] uses the Unreal Engine 3

	===Unreal Engine 4===		===Unreal Engine 4===
	Not much is known about the upcoming fourth generation Unreal Engine, except that [[wp:Tim Sweeney (game developer)\|Tim Sweeney]] and maybe a few other people are working on it. Unreal Engine 4 is supposed to target the next generation of consoles.		Not much is known about the upcoming fourth generation Unreal Engine, except that [[wp:Tim Sweeney (game developer)\|Tim Sweeney]] and maybe a few other people are working on it. Unreal Engine 4 is supposed to target the next generation of consoles.

UE2:LiftExit (UT2004)

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-	{{~~autogenerated~~}}	+	A marker for locations where bots can enter or leave lift {{cl\|Mover}}s. The place on the mover where the bot should stand while using the lift is marked by a {{cl\|LiftCenter}} with the same LiftTag.
-	~~LiftExit~~.	+

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	'''Type:''' [[name]]		'''Type:''' [[name]]

-	~~<!-- enter variable description -->~~	+	[[Match the Tag]] of the lift {{cl\|Mover}} with this property to specify which lift this exit belongs to. Each lift should have a unique Tag, that is used for the Mover, the LiftCenter and all LiftExits.

	====SuggestedKeyFrame====		====SuggestedKeyFrame====
	'''Type:''' [[byte]]		'''Type:''' [[byte]]

-	~~mover~~ keyframe associated with this exit ~~- optional~~	+	Mover keyframe associated with this exit. The default value 255 lets the engine decide the best keyframe at path build time. (Not applicable for lift jump exits.)

	'''Default value:''' 255		'''Default value:''' 255
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	'''Type:''' [[bool]]		'''Type:''' [[bool]]

-	~~<!-- enter variable description -->~~	+	Bots should perform a [[liandri:lift jump\|lift jump]] to reach this exit.

	====bNoDoubleJump====		====bNoDoubleJump====
	'''Type:''' [[bool]]		'''Type:''' [[bool]]

-	~~<!-- enter variable description -->~~	+	Set this to True to indicate a simple lift jump without [[liandri:double jump\|double jump]] is enough to reach the exit.

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	'''Type:''' [[byte]]		'''Type:''' [[byte]]

-	~~<!-- enter variable description -->~~	+	The Mover key frame this exit is connected to. (Set by the editor when building paths. Not applicable for lift jump exits.)

	====MyLift====		====MyLift====
	'''Type:''' {{cl\|Mover}}		'''Type:''' {{cl\|Mover}}

-	~~<!-- enter variable description -->~~	+	The lift Mover. (Set by the editor when building paths.)

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	'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|PostBeginPlay\|NavigationPoint}}		'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|PostBeginPlay\|NavigationPoint}}

-	~~<!-- enter function description -->~~	+	Marks the lift mover as {{tl\|bJumpLift\|\|Mover}}. Sets extremely high {{tl\|ExtraCost\|\|NavigationPoint}} if the game difficulty is below Adept so bots don't use lift jump exits.

	====SuggestMovePreparation====		====SuggestMovePreparation====
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	'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|SuggestMovePreparation\|NavigationPoint}}		'''Overrides:''' {{tl\|SuggestMovePreparation\|NavigationPoint}}

-	~~<!-- enter event description -->~~	+	Tells the bot, how to move to this lift exit. Potentially tells the bot to wait for the lift mover or a good moment to perform a lift jump.

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	{{code\|function [[bool]] '''CanBeReachedFromLiftBy''' ({{cl\|Pawn}} '''Other''')}}		{{code\|function [[bool]] '''CanBeReachedFromLiftBy''' ({{cl\|Pawn}} '''Other''')}}

-	~~<!-- enter function description -->~~	+	Returns whether the bot can currently reach this exit. Also tells it how to perform a lift jump if this is a lift jump exit.

UE2:Resource (UT2004)

2009-11-19T10:01:55Z

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-	~~{{autogenerated}}~~	+	Abstract base class for several classes that do nothing but providing a place to import resource data, mostly [[vertex mesh]]es, [[static mesh]]es and their skin [[texture]]s.
-	~~null~~	+

UE2:CTF rc (UT2004)

2009-11-19T09:58:04Z

added class description

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-	~~{{autogenerated}}~~	+	Contains import [[directives]] for the FlagMesh [[vertex mesh]] and FlagBaseMesh [[static mesh]].
-	~~null~~	+