Smirftsch wrote on Jun 22^nd, 2015 at 7:57am:


Why on Earth were these missing in the first place...? It was so annoying having to make local temp variables just to change and modify colours....

How is the multiplication for Colors defined? Does it affect alpha channel too or is alpha channel left as is?

Made Smirftsch add autoloading of UFactories and UExporters based on int entries to UCC.  This way you can extend the capabilities of the batchexport commandlet, like adding an *.3ds file exporter for Meshes. I used this in Deus Ex to add the capability to export Text packages using batchexport.

Sample int entry:

[Public]
(Name=RevisionEditor.RevisionExtStringExporterTXT,Class=Class,MetaClass=Core.Exporter) 

Smirftsch merged in some commandlets out of HTK.

AudioPackageCommandlet
I stumbled across the Wiki entry about the AudioPackageCommandlet of Unreal II, and I liked the idea and wrote my own implementation.
(Output path can be speficied in settings, defaults to Sounds)

MusicPackagesCommandlet
Nothing fancy, just batchconverts a directory full of music source files into a directory full of umx files.
(Output path can be speficied in settings, defaults to Music)

ReduceTexturesCommandlet
Basically just moves the compressed textures to the slot of the uncompressed onces, so you can have pure s3tc packages. However, we tried this for some package with 4096x4096 textures without mipmaps and it seemed to cause troubles for dx's utglr version for some guy with an intel card, every other renderdevice worked fine, so take it with a grain of salt.

SaveEmbeddedCommandlet
As you can embed packages into other ones in scripts using some line like:

#exec OBJ LOAD FILE=textures\FireEffect18.utx PACKAGE=UnrealShare.Effect18 

Which is mostly used for firetextures which you can't really export, I wrote this commandlet to be able to extract the embedded Firetextures in NerfI.u. So for extracting one would use:

G:\Games\Unreal 227i\System>ucc saveembedded UnrealShare Effect18 FireEffects18.utx
Found: Package UnrealShare.Effect18
Package file FireEffects18.utx saved successfully 

ListObjectsCommandlet
Well, I can't live without this commandlet anymore. It basically just lists the Objects inside a package and I now use it on a daily basis. e.g.

G:\Games\Unreal 227i\System>ucc listobjects FireEffects18.utx
Package     FireEffects18
FireTexture   FireEffect18
Palette       FireEffect18 

This commandlet supports some switches, e.g. you could also use it also to see what kind of Pawns are inside a map:

G:\Games\Unreal 227i\System>ucc listobjects -co vortex2 Pawn
SkaarjWarrior 

DumpTextureInfoCommandlet
Just prints out a detailed info about textures inside a package.

G:\Games\Unreal 227i\System>ucc dumptextureinfo FireEffects18.utx
FireTexture FireEffects18.FireEffect18
  Format:              TEXF_P8
  Palette:             Palette FireEffects18.FireEffect18
  UBits:               7
  VBits:               7
  USize:               128
  VSize:               128
  UClamp:              128
  VClamp:              128
  MipZero:             (R=64,G=64,B=128,A=0)
  MaxColor:            (R=255,G=255,B=255,A=255)
  BumpMap:             None
  DetailTexture:       None
  MacroTexture:        None
  Diffuse:             1.000000
  Specular:            0.000000
  Alpha:               0.000000
  Scale:               1.000000
  Friction:            1.000000
  MipMult:             1.000000
  FootstepSound[0]:    None
  FootstepSound[1]:    None
  FootstepSound[2]:    None
  FootstepSound[3]:    None
  FootstepSound[4]:    None
  FootstepSound[5]:    None
  HitSound:            None
  PolyFlags:           0x00000000
  bHighColorQuality:   0
  bHighTextureQuality: 0
  bRealtime:           1
  bParametric:         1
  bHasComp:            0
  LODSet:              LODSET_World
  AnimNext:            None
  PrimeCount:          0
  MinFrameRate:        0.000000
  MaxFrameRate:        0.000000
  Mips.Num():          1
  CompMips.Num():      0
  CompFormat:          TEXF_P8 

Editor.EditorEngine now optionally uses ini:Engine.Engine.EditorRender/ini:Engine.Engine.EditorViewportManager settings instead of ini:Engine.Engine.Render/ini:Engine.Engine.ViewportManager settings if those are specified in the ini file.

vorob wrote on Jan 3^rd, 2016 at 5:02pm:

nope, but you can switch a to a (f.e. to the next or even the same map) with these parameters.

Noticed a small issue, the TraceTextures TextureFlags should be called SurfaceFlags, as it returns these.

Maybe one could even add constants for the most relevant of these (using SF prefix instead of PF to avoid problems on header export, like:

const SF_Translucent = 4; 

This would avoid random integer numbers popping up in uc code, like this is the case in Deus Ex.

Probably the most relevant set (roughly) is:
PF_Invisible, PF_Translucent, PF_NotSolid, PF_Semisolid, PF_Modulated, PF_AlpakaBlend, PF_Portal and PF_Mirrored.