is there any way for me to make it look like a player has smoke coming from its mouth, like a cold day or like my player is actually smoking? if so can someone help me with the coding of it?
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You might want to look at the Frozt mod, http://www.planetunreal.com/frozt. I know that there were some releases that contained code for a breath effect, although it was taken out in the final release.
I just have to say (ask). How long did it take you guys to become familiar with the Unreal Engine. I'm new to scripting in the engine and I browse the coding forums every day just looking at problems and solutions. How long did it take you guys to get good enough to code mods in Uscript? I already am familiar with C++ so I'm not a complete newbie, but I'm still trying to get a full understanding of the functions and what info the variables hold. There's so much to the engine. It's purely awsome.
Well, we (or I at least) read a lot of class defenitions. I'm not really familiar with all of UnrealT's classes. Usually when I want to create something, or answer someone's question, I look through all the parent classes of the class I/someone are/is trying to create and see what functionality is provided, and change or build on that.
A tip: Use Windows/UClasses search "containing" functions a lot. It's really good to find out where a function is called, or where it is defined, which is a good way to get familiar with the classes. Stuff like the fact that "Modifyplayer" is called in the GameInfo class are handy to know.
As for that Syntax and problem solving, it's really a lot like C, and I was familiar with it before I started UScripting.
A tip: Use Windows/UClasses search "containing" functions a lot. It's really good to find out where a function is called, or where it is defined, which is a good way to get familiar with the classes. Stuff like the fact that "Modifyplayer" is called in the GameInfo class are handy to know.
As for that Syntax and problem solving, it's really a lot like C, and I was familiar with it before I started UScripting.
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