UE3 - UT3 Physics voloume
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You can do that. Or you can just toggle it on and off. If you want to move it you need a DynamicPhysicsVolume I think.
would it be easier to make the emitter do damage itself, or would i need a dynamicphysicsvolume.
if i did make the emitter cause the damage. i would i link this up. ive got a touch trigger activating the fire matinee, the fire emitters are all sequenced, but just need it to cause damage. not sure how to do that.
if i did make the emitter cause the damage. i would i link this up. ive got a touch trigger activating the fire matinee, the fire emitters are all sequenced, but just need it to cause damage. not sure how to do that.
The emitter itself cannot cause damage. The way you usually do this is you just put a square physics volume around the area where your emmitter will be. In the phyiscs volume you enable cause damage and set a damage per second value. Make sure you uncheck bEnabled in the physics volume or it will cause damage before your emmitter even fires.
In Kismet you have your trigger which you hook up to enable your emmitter and enable your phyics volume. When the effect ends you just toggle off the emmitter and physics volume again.
In Kismet you have your trigger which you hook up to enable your emmitter and enable your phyics volume. When the effect ends you just toggle off the emmitter and physics volume again.
Be a little creative when browsing the properties. Try bPainCausing, which is what the Toggle Kismet action will affect.