Is there a way to set up an exec function so that the function typed into the console can be followed up by a variable(X) that the function uses. Example: an exec function that sets the fovangle to whatever the user types in the console "setfa x" (where x is the new value of fovangle). The quivelent of %1 in dos batch programs. thx!
exec function with inputed variable?
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Just give your exec function a parameter. (Or several; the parameters on the console command line are considered space-separated and then assigned to the exec function parameters.)
BlackHornet
Global Warzone Project Leader
How to assign an array to an exec parameter list.
for example a buy function.
The player wants to bind
A=BuyEquip 4 7 10 12 14 17
for example......is this also possible
not only to place 6 or 7 optional variables, one array in the params.
And if its possible can you explain how to type in the console.
for example a buy function.
The player wants to bind
A=BuyEquip 4 7 10 12 14 17
for example......is this also possible
not only to place 6 or 7 optional variables, one array in the params.
And if its possible can you explain how to type in the console.
I doubt it is possible to directly specify an array parameter in an exec function, but you're free to try.
In any case you can use a single string parameter and then split the entered argument yourself at a certain separator character (using the Split function, for example) to get the individual parts out of an argument like "4 7 10 12 14 17".
See also Unreal Wiki: Console Commands.
In any case you can use a single string parameter and then split the entered argument yourself at a certain separator character (using the Split function, for example) to get the individual parts out of an argument like "4 7 10 12 14 17".
See also Unreal Wiki: Console Commands.
BlackHornet
Global Warzone Project Leader
k..... i will try the second one....
chance to reach what i need might be better with a string.
Have to check that...thx
chance to reach what i need might be better with a string.
Have to check that...thx