Comments on: HTHUD: Part 1 – Building The Base Class + Displaying Ammo http://forecourse.com/2010/03/hthud-part-1-building-the-base-class-displaying-ammo/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed Life as an unresolved external symbol. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:28:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: liljavier07 http://forecourse.com/2010/03/hthud-part-1-building-the-base-class-displaying-ammo/comment-page-1/#comment-1915 liljavier07 Wed, 18 Aug 2010 03:36:03 +0000 http://forecourse.com/?p=308#comment-1915 When I compile the HTHUD in FrontEnd, it give this error. Error, Unexpected end of file at end of class The error is coming from line 180, which is where defaultproperties is located. Also I deleted the whole defaultproperties selection and I still got the same error on the same line. Any clues what this might be? When I compile the HTHUD in FrontEnd, it give this error.

Error, Unexpected end of file at end of class

The error is coming from line 180, which is where defaultproperties is located.

Also I deleted the whole defaultproperties selection and I still got the same error on the same line. Any clues what this might be?

]]> By: Allar http://forecourse.com/2010/03/hthud-part-1-building-the-base-class-displaying-ammo/comment-page-1/#comment-611 Allar Sat, 08 May 2010 17:05:39 +0000 http://forecourse.com/?p=308#comment-611 This series uses the March build. In the April build, DrawColorizedTile was removed and now you have to use DrawTile, works exactly the same way though. This series uses the March build.

In the April build, DrawColorizedTile was removed and now you have to use DrawTile, works exactly the same way though.

]]> By: JCAA http://forecourse.com/2010/03/hthud-part-1-building-the-base-class-displaying-ammo/comment-page-1/#comment-610 JCAA Sat, 08 May 2010 13:19:53 +0000 http://forecourse.com/?p=308#comment-610 Hi ... Thanks for all your help. Currently i have, the next problem whe compilin in the HUD class I am using the UDK-2010-04 please helpme with this problem is very importarnt form me. Thanks ************* Canvas.DrawColorizedTile Error, Unrecognized member 'DrawColorizedTile', in class Canvas. Hi …

Thanks for all your help. Currently i have, the next problem whe compilin in the HUD class

I am using the UDK-2010-04 please helpme with this problem is very importarnt form me. Thanks

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Canvas.DrawColorizedTile

Error, Unrecognized member ‘DrawColorizedTile’, in class Canvas.

]]> By: Allar http://forecourse.com/2010/03/hthud-part-1-building-the-base-class-displaying-ammo/comment-page-1/#comment-494 Allar Wed, 07 Apr 2010 21:37:49 +0000 http://forecourse.com/?p=308#comment-494 If (HTWP_DeathBeam(self) != None) { //This code will run if we have a death beam. } In theory. If (HTWP_DeathBeam(self) != None)
{
//This code will run if we have a death beam.
}

In theory.

]]> By: Brian http://forecourse.com/2010/03/hthud-part-1-building-the-base-class-displaying-ammo/comment-page-1/#comment-493 Brian Wed, 07 Apr 2010 21:33:37 +0000 http://forecourse.com/?p=308#comment-493 The first one makes the most sense to me since i havn't gotten to drawcrosshair tutorial yet, but i'm completly stumped on what I would have code to check for different weapon types. The first one makes the most sense to me since i havn’t gotten to drawcrosshair tutorial yet, but i’m completly stumped on what I would have code to check for different weapon types.

]]> By: Allar http://forecourse.com/2010/03/hthud-part-1-building-the-base-class-displaying-ammo/comment-page-1/#comment-492 Allar Wed, 07 Apr 2010 20:42:32 +0000 http://forecourse.com/?p=308#comment-492 This would be fairly easy to implement. You would put these different textures onto the same texture sheet, but you would check for the weapon type and then draw coordinates based on weapon type instead of the default variable. Or a more object-oriented approach might be to create a DrawAmmo in the weapon class itself similar to how we draw our crosshairs, and then in the weapon code itself change how the ammo is drawn on a per-weapon basis, then call this function inside the HUD's DisplayAmmo function. This would be fairly easy to implement. You would put these different textures onto the same texture sheet, but you would check for the weapon type and then draw coordinates based on weapon type instead of the default variable.

Or a more object-oriented approach might be to create a DrawAmmo in the weapon class itself similar to how we draw our crosshairs, and then in the weapon code itself change how the ammo is drawn on a per-weapon basis, then call this function inside the HUD’s DisplayAmmo function.

]]> By: Brian http://forecourse.com/2010/03/hthud-part-1-building-the-base-class-displaying-ammo/comment-page-1/#comment-491 Brian Wed, 07 Apr 2010 20:39:07 +0000 http://forecourse.com/?p=308#comment-491 How would some one go about making different ammo display textures for each weapon? With this it seems that every weapon I will create will display the same Cannon ball texture which was obviously made for the Cannon. Will there be any thing on this is the future cause its seems to continue with the tutorials would make it harder later on to change this. How would some one go about making different ammo display textures for each weapon? With this it seems that every weapon I will create will display the same Cannon ball texture which was obviously made for the Cannon. Will there be any thing on this is the future cause its seems to continue with the tutorials would make it harder later on to change this.

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