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Sorry, I was n00b'n out. :P
Wish there were more like it....
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public class WhatTheFu[ch1089]k expands Mutator;
function bool CheckReplacement(Actor Other, out byte bSuperRelevant)
{
if(Other.IsA('Weapon') && ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.EightBall"))
return false;
if(Other.IsA('Ammo') && ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.RocketCan"))
return false;
return true;
}Sorry, I was n00b'n out.
Wish there were more like it....Compile and save as Something.u.Code: Select all
public class WhatTheFu[ch1089]k expands Mutator; function bool CheckReplacement(Actor Other, out byte bSuperRelevant) { if(Other.IsA('Weapon') && ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.EightBall")) return false; if(Other.IsA('Ammo') && ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.RocketCan")) return false; return true; }
Unreal DmMorbias.unr?mutator=Something.WhatTheFu[ch1089]k -server
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class WhatTheFu[ch1089]k expands Mutator;
function bool CheckReplacement(Actor Other, out byte bSuperRelevant)
{
if (Other.IsA('Weapon'))
{
ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.EightBall");
return true;
}
else if (Other.IsA('Ammo'))
{
ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.RocketCan")
return true;
}
else return true;
return false;
}
got you Thanks!Yes, AFAIK CheckReplacement is called every time something is spawned.
However, it would be more logical if it was like this:Code: Select all
class WhatTheFu[ch1089]k expands Mutator; function bool CheckReplacement(Actor Other, out byte bSuperRelevant) { if (Other.IsA('Weapon')) { ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.EightBall"); return true; } else if (Other.IsA('Ammo')) { ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.RocketCan") return true; } else return true; return false; }
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class EightballMut extends Mutator;
function bool CheckReplacement(Actor Other, out byte bSuperRelevant)
{
if( Other.IsA('Weapon') && !Other.IsA('Eightball') && Other.Class != Level.Game.DefaultWeapon )
return !ReplaceWith(other, "UnrealShare.Eightball");
else if( Other.IsA('Ammo') && !Other.IsA('RocketCan') && (Level.Game.DefaultWeapon == None || Other.Class != Level.Game.DefaultWeapon.default.AmmoName) )
return !ReplaceWith(other, "UnrealShare.RocketCan");
else
return Super.CheckReplacement(other, bSuperRelevant);
}It works identically as my code, but my code is shorter and I'm used to writing mutators like thatYes, AFAIK CheckReplacement is called every time something is spawned.
However, it would be more logical if it was like this:
{code}
take less time.Yeah I fail.need to check i&& !Other.isa('EightBall') and !Other.isa('RocketCan')
or else you'll get some nice infinite looping going on
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public class WhatTheFu[ch1089]k expands Mutator;
function bool CheckReplacement(Actor Other, out byte bSuperRelevant)
{
if((Other.IsA('Weapon') && !Other.IsA('EightBall')) && ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.EightBall"))
return false;
if((Other.IsA('Ammo') && !Other.IsA('RocketCan')) && ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.RocketCan"))
return false;
return true;
}My code contains no path that doesn't return a value, so UCC should have no warnings.Except that you also need return Super.CheckReplacement(other, bSuperRelevant); at the end, because otherwise UCC might complain about no return value.
Or just use a general-purpose mutator like WMutateSorry, I was n00b'n out. :P
Wish there were more like it....Compile and save as Something.u.Code: Select all
public class WhatTheFu[ch1089]k expands Mutator; function bool CheckReplacement(Actor Other, out byte bSuperRelevant) { if(Other.IsA('Weapon') && ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.EightBall")) return false; if(Other.IsA('Ammo') && ReplaceWith(Other, "UnrealShare.RocketCan")) return false; return true; }
Unreal DmMorbias.unr?mutator=Something.WhatTheFu[ch1089]k -server
I believe that some UCC versions complain if there are no standalone return values in return functions.My code contains no path that doesn't return a value, so UCC should have no warnings.
That statement is false. UCC compilers ONLY give warnings if theres NO return's inside the function, unlike C++ compilers that give errors when not every path returns a value.I believe that some UCC versions complain if there are no standalone return values in return functions.My code contains no path that doesn't return a value, so UCC should have no warnings.